Guest Blogger: Pete Tashman, Donahue Center for Business Ethics and Social Responsibility Fellow The Manning School of Business, University of Massachusetts Lowell 72 University Avenue, Lowell, MA 01854, Tel.: (202) 207-8571 peter_tashman@uml.edu COVID-19 …
Guest Blogger: Kirsten Martin Lindner-Gambal Associate Professor of Business Ethics George Washington University. If we are going to end social distancing, we will need to find a way to know …
Guest Bloggers: Dror Etzion, McGill University Bernard Forgues, EM Lyon Emmanuel Kypraios, National University of Ireland Maynooth Countries around the world are taking unprecedented action to stem financial collapse due to COVID-19. …
Guest Blogger: Fabien Martinez The worldwide spread of the Covid-19 infection has no precedent in the modern world as a health crisis that calls upon the extraordinary and immediate unity of …
Guest Blogger: Andrew Crane, University of Bath Our lives are being rapidly and fundamentally reshaped by COVID-19. Waking up to the new normal of staying home, keeping our distance, and working …
Guest Bloggers: Juan L. Senga and Geoffrey A. Chua Nanyang Business School, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore COVID-19 has been overwhelming global health systems – filling up wards and ICUs, ripping …
Guest Blogger Dr Sarah Birrell Ivory Director, Centre for Business, Climate Change, and Sustainability Email: sarah.ivory@ed.ac.uk What is Essential? This is a question my family and I have asked …
Guest Blogger: Glen Dowell, Professor of Management & Organizations, SC Johnson College of Business, Cornell As the Covid-19 threat started to hit home in the United States, I was just …
Guest Blogger: Nardia Haigh As you may know, some of my work surrounds scenario planning. Primarily, that work surrounds strategizing for climate change, but scenario planning is a versatile strategic planning …
Guest Blogger: Michael Barnett Good ol’ rugged individualism. We are in control of our own fates. Masters of our own domain. Yadayayada. Problem is, another’s rugged individualism can screw it up …
