
3 Things That Could Start to Restore Voters’ Declining Faith in US Elections
Blog, TrustThe 2022 U.S. midterm elections ran relatively smoothly and faced few consequential accusations of fraud or mismanagement.

The U.S. Should Speed Solar Production That Doesn’t Depend on China
Blog, Human Rights, LawCOP 27, the global climate conference, wrapped up in Egypt without any major breakthroughs, but it yielded a clear picture of how far rich industrial countries like the United States are from meeting their own climate promises.

World Cup Abuses Led Qatar to Change Labor Laws, But More Protection Is Needed
Blog, Law
Ending worker-paid recruitment, which in most of the rest of the world is treated as a cost of doing business borne by employers, is long overdue.
More than a million migrant construction workers, mostly young men from destitute communities…

What Commentators Get Wrong (and Right) About North Korea
Blog, Decision Making, Incentives, NegotiationThis month, North Korea tested around two dozen missiles, including an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) with a range of approximately 5,000 miles.

FTX Bankruptcy Is Bad News for the Charities That Crypto Mogul Sam Bankman-Fried Generously Supported
Accounting, Blog, Cheating & Honesty, LeadershipFTX, an exchange for trading cryptocurrencies, quickly became bankrupt and defunct in November 2022.

How to Strengthen Ties Between Hybrid Team Members
Blog, Remote WorkOf the many changes to the working world that emerged after the COVID-19 pandemic, few seem poised to have a greater lasting influence than the rise of hybrid teams.

Financial Markets, Democracy, and Power with Jim Leitner
Blog, Ethics Pays, Human Rights, Law, Podcast
Listen to "S2-09 I Financial markets, democracy and power with Jim Leitner" on Spreaker.
In this episode of our Breaking the Fever podcast, we speak with Jim Leitner about the relationship between democracy and market performance. Starting…

Misinformation Is Not As Persuasive As People Fear
Blog, Decision Making, Incentives, TrustIn 2017, Collins Dictionary crowned “fake news” its word of the year.

Why the Global Financial Crisis Is Bound to Be Repeated
Blog, Corporate Culture, Incentives, Personality & PersonnelMost financial crises have plenty in common.

Does Power Promote Sexual Harassment?
Blog, Personality & PersonnelIn the wake of #MeToo, many women who valued their relationships with male coworkers and friends, and know the importance of cross-sex networking for their careers, were deeply dismayed to hear Vice President Mike Pence endorse the “Billy Graham Rule.”