Year: 2022
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Why COP27 was always going to just be a placeholder
It is unrealistic to expect breakthroughs at every climate summit yet they are still important, says David Reiner, Professor of Technology Policy at Cambridge Judge Business School. Read more
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How to reimagine the future of churches
Categories: InsightChurches are at risk unless they find new uses for their buildings, says a report by Cambridge Judge Business School and the Diocese of Ely, lead authored by Helen Haugh of Cambridge Judge. Read more
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How the past is present in today’s China
China’s economic success is based on the continued influence – not in spite of – the principles and institutions of Mao Zedong, says a new book, Mao and Markets, co-authored by Professor Christopher Marquis of Cambridge Judge Business School. Read more
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COP27: Hellish conditions in cities if global temperatures continue to rise
As COP27 continues in Egypt, in this blogpost Dean Mauro Guillén looks at the world we may inhabit in 2030 if current trends continue, and writes about what can be done to alter this trajectory. Read more
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Freud and the New Mexico desert: what if people could download a version of themselves?
A play that looks at eternal digital life, A Dead Body in Taos, looks at ethical issues of artificial intelligence. An accompanying podcast series features Magda Osman, who is affiliated with Cambridge Judge Business School. Read more