Who Rules the World, and How?
In a new book, Bruce Kogut discusses how network science reveals the small worlds and clubs behind the exercise of corporate governance.
Bargaining for Bonds that Last
Effective negotiating not only gets you what you want — it can help build stronger relationships, too.
Negotiating Judgment
The predilection to seek similarities or differences with others can hinder our ability to assess rivals at the negotiating table.
The Perils and Promise of Public-Private Partnerships
Lynne Sagalyn, director of the School’s Paul Milstein Center for Real Estate, lays out the benefits and challenges facing the private and public sectors when they team up to undertake large-scale development and infrastructure projects.
The Shifting C-Suite
New research shows why top management teams have grown over the last two decades, and how firms can strategically navigate the trend.
Holding On to Options
Offering equity options to senior managers may encourage them to take fewer risks.
Accounting and Systemic Risk
Professors Trevor Harris and Doron Nissim and Executive-in-Residence Robert Herz discuss their new paper on accounting's role in reporting, creation, and reduction of systemic risk at financial institutions and across the financial system.
Valuing Insurance Firms
New research shows which relative valuation models are best applied to insurance companies.
Teaching Beyond the Test
A good teacher’s influence can affect student test scores — and long-term success in life.