Year: 2022
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Survival versus aspiration: CEOs and foreign adventure
Categories: InsightCEOs who also serve as board chair are more risk-averse in foreign expansion, which has implications for corporate governance, writes Dean Mauro Guillén in this blog post. Read more
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“I would like to see the perverse system of inequality redressed”
For Black History Month, we caught up with Queen Chinyere Quinn, an alumna of MPhil ISO (2010) and a PhD (2011-2015). Read more
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How Xi Jinping imitates Mao, and why it won’t end well
In a series of articles in top-level publications, Professor Christopher Marquis of Cambridge Judge Business School sheds new light on China’s leader as the 20th Chinese Communist Party Congress begins. Read more
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‘My way’? Not always. Why CEOs are not all cocky and overconfident
New study co-authored by Jenny Chu of Cambridge Judge Business School challenges the popular portrayal of CEOs as overconfident risk-seekers down each and every highway. Read more
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Helping BT to innovate management and technology
The work of Philip Stiles of Cambridge Judge Business School in helping BT adapt its organisational culture is featured in an article on the University of Cambridge website. Read more