
What the Right Gets Wrong About Adam Smith
Blog, Incentives, LawWhat to make of Adam Smith?

Why the PGA Tour Should Not Help Distract from Saudi Arabia’s Human Rights Abuses
Blog, Human RightsThe PGA Tour has handed over the keys to its kingdom, in this instance to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

Why Modern America Creates Fragile Children
Blog, PodcastIn this video produced by Big Think, Jonathan Haidt argues that Gen-Z is more fragile and sensitive to conflict, insults, and exclusion, making them less adept at solving problems on their own.

The Challenges and Promises of Climate Lawsuits
Blog, LawEven the temperate, mountainous country of Switzerland isn’t immune to climate change.

The Anthropology Professor in an Amazon Warehouse
Blog, Contextual Influences, Corporate CultureMy first day of work in an Amazon warehouse I was nervous.

Why True Empathetic Leadership Is Empowering Mentorship
Blog, LeadershipMaintaining effective leadership is important to everyone, but being an effective leader can sometimes be confused with being friends with or well-liked by employees.

How to Harmonize Human Creativity With Machine Learning
BlogWith the rise of machine learning tools such as ChatGPT, we’ve seen a lot of speculation regarding what that looks like for the future of human creativity in the workplace and elsewhere

How Corporations Use Greenwashing to Convince You They Are Battling Climate Change
Blog, Cheating & HonestyMany corporations claim their products are “green-friendly.”

How to Cultivate Good Power
Blog, Corporate Culture, Personality & Personnel, Podcast, TrustIn this episode of Re:Thinking with Adam Grant, Adam speaks with Ginni Rometty, the former CEO at IBM.

In Shopify Support, Effective Managers Act As Mission Enablers
Blog, Corporate CultureIs there a leadership craft that can help employees feel fully empowered in a remote or hybrid work setting?