Business & Society

A popular course seeks to understand the roots of polarization in America, and train future business leaders to heal the rift.

Last winter, Professor Carri Chan was on sabbatical at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital studying the use of data and analytics to help understand and solve real-life challenges in hospitals. Then came a pandemic.

To what degree is optimism warranted?

Lack of full transparency by governments and other entities offers an opportunity for greenwashing, says management professor Vanessa Burbano

Chazen Senior Scholar Oded Netzer and colleagues from the University of Hamburg show that brands derive the most value when consumers take a photo of a branded product from their point of view as opposed to the traditional selfie where consumers pose with a product.

Michael Gee '81 frequently publishes articles on combatting racism in the workplace, opening the pipeline for Black talent, and the importance of reparations.

Mona Sinha '93 has dedicated her career to women's rights.

A modest monetary incentive moves the needle on rates of vaccination for COVID-19, a new study from Chazen Senior Scholar Stephan Meier shows.

Rather than measure your progress by how far you've hit the ball on a hole, it's more valuable to look at the decrease in the average strokes it takes you to finish a hole from where you are.

For business, common knowledge can be an enemy of clear thinking.