Using Education To Transform My Reality – Cheikh Diouf Faye
In recognition of World Refugee Day, BlueSky Thinking speaks to students around the world who have been displaced by global events and conflict, using their experiences, voices and actions to help make the world a better place. Here, we hear Cheikh's story
Refugee Day 2023 – Meet The Students Working To Make The World A Better Place
In recognition of World Refugee Day, BlueSky Thinking speaks to students around the world who have been displaced by global events and conflict, using their experiences, voices and actions to help make the world a better place
How To Save The Planet – Tackling Climate Change And Biodiversity Loss
Protecting natural habitats, reducing greenhouse gasses promoting sustainable agriculture and encouraging conservation efforts are essential steps for ensuring a healthy and sustainable future for our planet, and for generations to come.
3 Top Trends Set To Reshape Global Management Education
We sit down with GMAC CEO Joy Jones to uncover the biggest challenges, and most promising opportunities on the horizon for global management education
Why Digital Mining Is Bad For The Planet
If crypto is to grow we must find ways to make it greener... new research from Imperial College Business School suggests a way forward
Why You Should Hire Women For Your Internationally-Focused Roles
Are there certain characteristics that make people more or less prone to making international ties... and making them work?
Celebrity Brand Endorsement Is Worth Billions. What Could Go Wrong?
Using celebrities and athletes to promote your brands has been around for centuries. And now with social media, Cristiano Ronaldo and Beyoncé bring their enormous fan followings to a proven profit-making tactic for both the celebrity and the brand. So, what could go wrong?
Mission Made Possible: The Logistics Behind A Humanitarian Response
The media is vital for spreading accurate information when humanitarian disasters happen, but can they do more to support aid efforts? Researchers from INSEAD consider the harm a media presence can cause when it impacts limited resourcing on the ground.