Severe uncertainty, deep uncertainty, radical uncertainty, ambiguity… different actors in a range of fields – decision scientists, risk analysts, climate...
By Brian Hill
Mental distortions known as cognitive biases often shifts our judgement away from rational prescriptions. While such biases are normal – it's just the...
By Anne Laure Sellier
When the clock in our minds ticks loudly, it changes not only our perspective of the time remaining in our lives, but also how we process information. A...
By Anne-Sophie Chaxel
Though women have made inroads into traditionally male-dominated sectors, gender gaps still exist in the most influential and best-paid jobs. Two authors...
By Roxana Barbulescu
Do activist hedge funds help or harm the companies they target? Mark DesJardine of Pennsylvania State University’s Smeal College of Business and Rodolphe...
By Mark Desjardine, Rodolphe Durand
In a context of tightening of public purse strings, governments increasingly rely on public-private partnerships (PPP) to design, build, finance...
By Bertrand Quélin
Administrations invest significant time and money into the development of e-government websites. Ultimately, the reward is cost savings and greater...
By Shirish Srivastava
When buying products, consumers often look at information written by other consumers on the internet. In other words, they turn to electronic word of...
By Kristine De Valck, Ana Babić Rosario
Could scandals actually be good for society? Often brushed aside as simply media hype or gossip, new research shows that scandals can be potent...
By Yasir Dewan
Feed-in tariffs (FITs) are crucial tools to increase the adoption of renewable energy technologies. But setting them at the right level (price) is a...
By Sam Aflaki, Andrea Masini
