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Responsibility

Decoding the Language of Conspiracy

Henrich Greve

A new book explores what drives their spread and what can be done to limit their harm.

Marketing

Why Does Spending Money Feel So Painful?

Lily Fang

Insights on rewarding asymmetric teams, strategic decision-making, AI buildouts and more.

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Operations

Growth Through Sustainability, Backed by Data

K. Cool, J. Liao, A. Izquierdo

How an automative repair company drove both growth and sustainable operations though innovation and reliable data.

Responsibility

The Other AI Is Academic Integrity

E. Williams, N.C. Smith

Fabricated data, statistical sleight of hand, and now AI. Social science's system for catching its own mistakes is under more pressure than ever.

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Responsibility

Does Social Class Influence Who We Trust?

Nadav Klein

Whether or not you grew up wealthy may impact if others think you’re trustworthy.

Leadership & Organisations

Can More Women Leaders Be Both Liked and Effective?

Asher Lawson

How women leaders communicate in a crisis – including whether they use gender-stereotypical language – can either support or undermine their position of power.

Responsibility

How Your Choice of AI Shapes Your Decisions

L. Ketonen, N.C. Smith

Managers using AI models to help navigate difficult decisions typically believe they’re getting objective analytical support. Is that the reality?

Strategy

What Your Board Needs to Know About AI

Theodoros Evgeniou

Good AI governance is a strategic imperative that touches everything from talent to geopolitics.

Leadership & Organisations

How Social Media Impacts Culture Change

Lily Fang

New research by INSEAD faculty on organisational culture, algorithmic pricing, sustainable futures and more.

There are two outlines of people, the one on the left is on a pile of money, the one on the left has less money and an interabang above their head.

Responsibility

Why Some People Notice Inequality and Others Don't

J. W. K. Pow, A. J. Yap, C. Chen, K. Nault

Global measures indicate that inequality is at a record high – but that's not how most people experience it day to day.

Responsibility

Why Europe’s Rearmament Depends on Energy Sovereignty

H. Huibregsten, T. Van Zandt

Spending more on defence while remaining dependent on imported fossil fuels risks deepening the continent’s vulnerability.

Economics & Finance

The Importance of Networks in the Gig Economy

Lily Fang

Insights on FinTech lending, how friendship powers the gig economy, hyper-competitive workplace cultures and more.

Responsibility

Be An Owl: Turn Sustainability Regulations Into Advantage

A. Atasu, L. Van Wassenhove

Better to be seated at the table than to be on the menu.

Responsibility

Building Value From the Base Up

Amitava Chattopadhyay

Forming partnerships with stakeholders at the top and bottom of sustainable supply chains can create lasting value.

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Economics & Finance

What High Oil Prices Mean for the Energy Transition

Aldona Kapačinskaitė

Today’s pump prices reveal why the firms well-placed to build a clean energy future have little incentive to do so.

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