Was Homeownership The Rightmove for The Silent Generation?
World War 2 inflicted significant damage on German cities, impacting properties, businesses, and infrastructure. To understand the profound effects on citizens and their negative attitudes towards homeownership, researchers at the Frankfurt School of Finance & Management conducted a study.
Why Should You Care About Air Pollution?
Not only is air pollution a major risk factor contributing to many of the leading causes of death, but new research shows air pollution can impact our decision making - damaging economies and even boosting crime rates.
Can You Predict A Disaster Before It Happens?
How can we distinguish between the unexpected and the predicable when disaster occurs? Professor Barthelemy identified four characteristics of predictable surprises;
Could Creativity And Innovation Be Holding You Back?
Can you be too innovative? People with excellent ideas might find themselves penalised for their creativity, new research from ESSEC Business School shows
Why Women’s Networks Need To Get Better At Getting Together
Despite promoting collaboration and connection, many women's networks choose to operate individually. New research by the Erasmus Centre for Women and Organisations at the Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University reveals the benefits to be gained for women if networks choose to work together.
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.
Top Five Ethical Missteps Made In Consulting
With an increasingly socially conscious and morally-driven generation of business professionals now entering the arena, does the consultancy sector need to reconsider how to operate more ethically?
Who’s Better At Networking – Harry Or Meghan?
Is it more difficult for Meghan Markle to network than it is for Prince Harry? Is Hillary Clinton much more likely to find a support in a senior colleague than her husband Bill? Or, is Beyonce much more like to land a new role through a close colleague than Jay-Z? The question we are asking is, is it more difficult for women to make these high-status connections than it is for men?