Risk, Innovation, and Social Value
Bruce Kogut, the director of the School's Sanford C. Bernstein & Co. Center for Leadership and Ethics, discusses the center's latest perspective about making the financial sector work for Wall Street and Main Street after the financial crisis.
Sharing Central
New research reveals how connectivity in local social networks promotes cooperation.
Planetary Economics
Global economic growth and sustainability can -- and should -- go hand in hand, argues Geoffrey Heal, who here offers, in the keynote address prepared for the Rio+20 sustainability summit, four crucial steps to building long-term fiscal and environmental prosperity.
No News is Good News
When it comes to social responsibility, being too bad or too good can bring harmful headlines.
Undersavers Anonymous
A simple text message can prompt the poor to double their savings.
Can a Kinder, Gentler Company Earn a Bigger Bottom Line?
Corporate social responsibility, says Ray Fisman, can help companies earn consumers' trust, and perhaps even higher profits.
Taking Attendance with Teachers
New research shows just how much teacher absences hurt student achievement.
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.
Are Macro Changes in Store for Microlending?
New financial tools and technologies are poised to change the way microfinance is practiced, says Suresh Sundaresan.