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What problems face companies as they try to be more socially responsible, and how can they do better at doing good? This wide-ranging collection brings together leading business scholars to discuss these challenges from multiple perspectives.
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BUSINESS & GOVERNMENT
Planet Money: Greg Rosalsky
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FINANCE
Newsweek: M. Todd Henderson, Oren Cass
Qui bono: How do the methods used by private equity to capture value impact investors, companies and society as a whole? Two experts face off.
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SPECIAL CONTENT
The Aspen Institute Business & Society Program
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Reimagining Capitalism in a World on Fire, based on her class at Harvard Business School and winner of a 2017
Ideas Worth Teaching Award. The conversation will be led by
Mauro Guillén from the Wharton School.
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GRAND CHALLENGES
The Atlantic: Jennifer A. Richeson
Time to tell a different story: How can rethinking false narratives around race, economics and progress help bridge the "chasm between myth and reality"?
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LONG-TERMISM
Directors & Boards: Seymour Burchman, Seamus O'Toole
"Only by supporting all major stakeholders, through calibrated and balanced incentives, will companies achieve sustained success." What does that mean for businesses trying to build long-term success?
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TEACHING INNOVATIONS
Forbes: Shaheena Janjuha-Jivraj
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