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5 Reasons Why Firms Smash Great Innovation
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THORSTEN GROHSJEAN
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Personal bias and the R&D panel decision-making process get in the way of highly novel ideas. Lack of diversity and a strong focus on technical aspects don’t help.
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Not a Steve Job? You Can Learn Leadership Anyway
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LUISA GAGLIARDI, MYRIAM MARIANI
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Discover how the end of the compulsory draft in the US allowed two researchers to understand that experiences in early life and education are key to becoming leaders.
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Robots to the Polls in Europe
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MASSIMO ANELLI, ITALO COLANTONE, PIERO STANIG
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Automation sparks economic distress and anxiety, thus contributing to the rise of the radical right.
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COVID Before COVID
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ALESSIA MELEGARO, RAFFAELLA PICCARRETA, FILIPPO TRENTINI
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When Patient 1 was identified in February 2020, at least 500 people were already infected in Lombardy.
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When Apprenticeship Doesn’t Work
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MIGUEL ESPINOSA
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Training costs prevent firms in high-skill sectors from hiring apprentices, even if inexpensive.
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The Double Penalty of Harassed Women
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CAROLINE COLY
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They are not only victims of abuse but are often forced to quit their jobs in order to avoid more of it.
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