Is Ideology Psychology?
Differences between conservatives and liberals are more than skin deep.
The Dark Side of Creativity
Modupe Akinola explores the connection between mood and creativity and finds that stressful situations and bad moods can spur some types of creative thinking and problem solving.
Strategy as Learning
Businesses that seek sustainable competitive advantage must set aside the view that strategy is planning and embrace the idea that strategy is learning, says Willie Pietersen.
The Art of Choosing
In her new book, Sheena Iyengar offers strategies for managing choices in an era of seemingly boundless options.
Powerful Lies
Most people become stressed when lying, but new research shows that people with power feel just fine when lying — and are better at getting away with it.
Quantitative Ethics
Bruce Kogut considers who should bear the burden of examining — and addressing — the consequences of financial innovation.
We Are What We Learn
Ray Fisman, director of the School’s Social Enterprise Program, discusses the influence educators can have on values, and the ethical responsibility that role confers — especially at business schools.
Climbing Out of the Aid Trap
Glenn Hubbard discusses how an old plan can become a new solution to help the world’s poorest nations lift themselves out of poverty — by putting business first.
Engaging Consumers, Creating Value
Findings on value creation and regulatory fit offer far-ranging implications for management, marketing and even mental health.