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BUSINESS & GOVERNMENT
Digital Public Library of America: Jenifer Fisher, Benjamin Hall, Nick Iwanicki, Cheyenne Jansdatter, Sarah McDonnell, Timothy Morris, Allan Van Hoye
Before Facebook, Amazon, or Google, railroads shaped public opinion on monopoly power. How have the conflicts outlined in this raw "case" influenced the challenges businesses face today?
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BUSINESS & GOVERNMENT
The Conversation: Richard White
From railroads to media companies: The original anti-monopolists judged business success by how well it supported the ideals of a free society. What would such standards mean for today's corporate giants?
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INNOVATION
Fast Company: Mark Wallace
When it comes to building better gun technology, will young innovators beat big companies to the finish line?
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FUTURE OF CAPITALISM
Coalition for Inclusive Capitalism: John Kay
"Businesses are and always have been social organizations, embedded in communities." How should capitalism change to reflect 21st-century society?
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CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
Harvard Business Review: Aaron K. Chatterji, Michael W. Toffel
Today's CEOs are increasingly expected to take public stands on controversial issues. How (and when) should leaders translate values into action?
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TALENT MANAGEMENT
London Business School: Aharon Cohen-Mohliver, Anna Johnston
If bad behavior spreads like a disease, how can leaders vaccinate their organizations?
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Ideas Worth Teaching is a tightly curated, weekly email for business school faculty. Our goal is to help prompt new conversations about the relationships between corporations, capital markets, and the public good.
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