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How to Fix A Hidden Climate Threat

M. Thierry, L. Van Wassenhove

Tackling the invisible but growing problem of refrigerant emissions requires more proactive businesses in the ecosystem.

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Getting Shareholders on Board With Your Sustainability Vision

Thomas Keusch

Asking for shareholders’ blessings upfront is better than asking for forgiveness later.

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The Hidden Forces Driving the AI Boom

Rachel Eva Lim

Extraction, power and the dark side of the race for AI dominance.

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Can AI Help Build Smarter Humans?

T. Evgeniou, T. Gordon

Technology must be designed to improve humanity, not replace it.

Operations

INSEAD Insights: September 2025 Research Picks

Lily Fang

The real story behind slow productivity growth, how to get more value from clinical trials, why data quality is key and more.

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Are Men’s Ideas Valued More Than Women’s?

M. Bikard, R. Mogra, I. Fernandez-Mateo

Even with strong incentives to leverage the most promising ideas, inventors may be overlooking research by women in favour of work by men.

Leadership & Organisations

For-Profit Executives on Non-Profit Boards: A Win-Win?

R. Soonieus, C. Braun, A. Szabo

Serving on a non-profit board can be deeply fulfilling and beneficial to the cause – but only if you’re fully committed and prepared for the role.

Strategy

When Sustainability Reshapes the Business Model

L. Felipe Monteiro

The sustainability agenda is forcing companies to rethink how they innovate, engage their people and collaborate with partners.

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INSEAD Insights: May 2025 Research Picks

Lily Fang

Understanding fairness in humanitarian aid, the dynamics of “defensive organising” and other research findings.

Strategy

Business Practice Gone Astray? Improve Business Theory

Subi Rangan

Flawed assumptions in business theory are pushing firms off course.

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INSEAD Explains Sustainability: Diversity and Inclusion

Kaisa Snellman

Addressing economic and social inequalities can be good for both business and society.

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INSEAD Explains Sustainability: Green Technologies

Anton S. Ovchinnikov

The best time for green technology adoption is now. We need to start learning by doing.

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Can People With Extreme Political Views Change?

N. Klein, R. E. Lim

Those with extreme political attitudes are often assumed to be more resistant to change than moderates. But this isn’t always the case.

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Fast Track to Sustainable Mobility

M. Kioufis, L. Van Wassenhove

How the Le Mans motor race is paving the way for hydrogen-powered cars.

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INSEAD Explains Sustainability: The Moral and Business Case

N. Craig Smith

Companies should address broader social and environmental problems, because they are often well-placed to do so.