A left shoe and a right shoe
Brian Richter's research shows that corporate social responsibility and political lobbying each work best when used together

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Interview with Anne Snowdon on strengthening health systems through innovation

Assessing stewardship
Darren Henderson finds that fair value accounting provides useful information on managers’ stewardship. But it doesn’t tell the whole story

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Interview with David Simpson on the benefits and challenges of family businesses

Strong assumptions
Neil Bendle’s research explores the assumptions that drive marketing strategy

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Interview with Rob Klassen on environmentally and socially responsible supply chain management

A nest egg that lasts
Economists are puzzled that retirees seldom buy annuities. The research of Alessandro Previtero helps explain why.

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Interview with Pat MacDonald on learning from the enemy

The big squeeze
Yoon Hee Kim investigates what powerful customers want from their suppliers

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UPDATE: Interview with Ken Hardy on learning from leaders

Stretching the frame
Oana Branzei finds that cross sector partnerships in health care can be a powerful source of value creation

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Dianne Cunningham dives into Canadian water

Negotiating with “CQ”
Lynn Imai’s research examines the abilities that managers need to negotiate effectively across cultures

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Guy Holburn looks at obstacles to renewable energy

What your genes say
Greg Zaric’s research analyses the cost-effectiveness of genetic testing in health care

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David Sparling looks at innovative approaches to food processing

The dark side of advertising
Advertisers assume that smokers can’t resist cigarette ads and non-smokers can. Dante Pirouz shows that the reality is much more complicated.

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Michael Sider discusses how creativity impacts leadership

More than a handshake deal
Dina Ribbink’s research shows that written contracts expand when cultural distance widens

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Tima Bansal and James Larsen discuss Ivey’s pioneering sustainability initiatives

Co-creating value
Firms from emerging markets are becoming more innovative and mature. Ning Su’s research explores the changing face of global outsourcing.

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Stewart Thornhill shares advice for achieving the entrepreneurial dream

Part of the solution
Mike Valente finds that firms in the developing world are well positioned to come up with creative ways to be sustainable