The “sandwich trick”: How ethically questionable practices get normalized
By Dennis Schoeneborn & Fabian Homberg. At some resort hotels in Las Vegas, it is an established practice that guests at check-in hand-over to...
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Jul 21, 2017
How the Fringe is Becoming Mainstream. Or is it the Other Way Around?
By Hans Krause Hansen. These are indeed interesting times! as one of my good colleagues recently exclaimed over a cup of coffee. Disinformation and...
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Jun 28, 2017
In Tribute: Malcolm McIntosh
‘Have fun and laugh. I had a ball. Sorry to go early. Laugh a lot, it oxygenizes the brain just as well as...
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Jun 9, 2017
CSR and the role of business in Areas of Limited Statehood
By Sameer Azizi. The global search for new markets has pushed corporations to operate in national settings in the Global South that differ tremendously...
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Creativity: Africa’s new gold?
By Ana Alacovska and Thilde Langevang. Cocoa, precious minerals and crude oil ceased to be Africa’s only natural resources. Creativity is ‘the oil of...
The Society of Spectacle from the Inside Out
By Catarina Pessanha Gomes. On Wednesday May, 3rd, like millions of people, I distractively watched the last and by far the most unpleasant Presidential...
Are you choosing what you really want?
By Jan Michael Bauer. The value of individual freedom is rarely disputed within the Western society. However, more freedom is usually accompanied with making...
How is Ayn Rand still a thing? From ridicule to serious concern
By Steen Vallentin. A recent article in The Washington Post informs us that Donald Trump is affectionate about the works of Ayn Rand (1905-1982),...
If at first you don’t succeed, build, build again
By Lara Hale. It is already challenging to make small changes to buildings – painting the window panels, upgrading the kitchen, or even (as...
Who’s responsibility is it, anyway?
By Erin Leitheiser. Workers and companies from across the globe each play a part in creating our clothes. Yet, it’s unclear who is responsible...
The Task At Hand: Facing a Trump America
The following post by American CBS MBA student Wynne Lewis is an accompanying piece she wrote recently for the Financial Times’ MBA Blog. Titled...