Does Laughter Boost Team Performance? It Depends
Scientists have proven that laughter can be good for an individual’s well-being, but what of laughter in the work environment? Does it make for better performance? Prof. Lorna Doucet of […]
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Solving the Chinese CSR Puzzle: How Chinese firms satisfy stakeholder pressure
Prof. Qinqin Zheng from the School of Management, Fudan University, and her fellow researchers Yadong Luo and Vladislav Maksimov from the University of Miami, share their research on a sample […]
Why the world may need Yukichi Fukuzawa
Professor Hirokazu Kono, Dean of Keio Business School, shares the story of Yukichi Fukuzawa, founding father of Keio University, Japanese statesman and enlightened modernizer, and contends that his life and actions […]
Dream-based Social Innovation in Japan
Professor Takashi Iwamoto of Keio Business School, Keio University, Japan, shares the success story of the Everyone’s Dream Award, a model for others to follow. On the green hills of […]
How students across the globe see their healthcare systems
Part 2 of a series of features on how business school students across the world see the role of business and firms in employee wellbeing, healthcare and healthcare systems Replying […]
The Council on Business & Society: A Global Voice
The Council on Business & Society – an alliance open to leading schools of business and management around the globe – launches its eMagazine, Global Voice. The first of […]
Is being proactive draining? Depends on what motivates you…
Karoline Strauss, Professor of Management at ESSEC Business School and expert on proactivity shares research undertaken with Sharon Parker and Deirdre O’Shea to determine if and when showing initiative might […]
