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A study co-authored by Helen Haugh of Cambridge Judge that finds a 'long present' in the thinking of African tea…
Read more >A study co-authored by Helen Haugh of Cambridge Judge that finds a 'long present' in the thinking of African tea…
Read more >Mergers are constructed by talented executives, lawyers, bankers and advisers, yet most deals fail. A new book The Merger Mystery,…
Read more >New book co-authored by Nektarios Oraiopoulos of Cambridge Judge Business School charts the rise of entrepreneurial biotech firms. Dr Nektarios…
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Read more >Improving board effectiveness requires a focus on the relationship aspect of boards as well as their structure, says a new…
Read more >New technology can disrupt the moral value of work, shows award-winning study co-authored by Shahzad Ansari of Cambridge Judge based…
Read more >Top UK law firms, slow to automate, shift decision-making away from partners toward experienced professionals as the line blurs between…
Read more >Despite its name, 'inclusive finance' institutionalises uneven access to finance for poor citizens in Pakistan and elsewhere in the Global…
Read more >Improve information flows and build cooperation between stakeholders in the health sector in Gaza to address continuing humanitarian needs, says…
Read more >Nature-based solutions to climate change are being undermined by continued destruction of nature, Professor Jennifer Howard-Grenville of Cambridge Judge Business…
Read more >A new study at Cambridge Judge Business School finds that ‘gender-based attention bias’ toward women mutual fund managers works both…
Read more >Personal diaries can help understand how society approaches 'grand challenges' such as war, starvation and poverty, says a study co-authored…
Read more >Iconic ballets including The Nutcracker and Giselle can provide fresh systems-based thinking about stakeholder relationships in order to address 'grand…
Read more >How can regulators better support the trend toward intermittent renewable energy connected to lower voltage distribution networks in order to…
Read more >How can organisations disguise campaigns as grassroots movements to challenge protected practices? Paper co-authored at Cambridge Judge Business School on…
Read more >The 33 smallest islands of Greece are an idyllic place to examine the important link between competition and tax rise…
Read more >There is a causal link between illegal drugs and public corruption, finds a study co-authored by Kamiar Mohaddes of Cambridge…
Read more >Study of firms in an accelerator programme identifies key limitations to the 'build-measure-learn' scientific approach of early venture creation, says…
Read more >Only 19 of 1,513 UK companies survived 70 years after mandatory consolidated accounts in 1948, says natural selection-inspired study at…
Read more >The likelihood of activist hedge funds targeting and making money is higher when large short sellers also target the same…
Read more >Pandemic-prodded predictions of relocalising supply chains and reshoring production 'grossly exaggerate' what will actually happen in practice, writes Peter Williamson…
Read more >Study of four Cambridge and Oxford Colleges co-authored at Cambridge Judge Business School shows that long-term property investment is less…
Read more >Artificial intelligence can transform the workplace but managers need to avoid four key "AI dysfunctions" including algorithmic bias, says article…
Read more >Useful Valentine’s Day technology: model that transforms photos into contour images provides useful “facial clues” to make online dating decisions…
Read more >Study co-authored by Dr Andrei Kirilenko of Cambridge Judge Business School, presented at CERF in the City event, develops app-based…
Read more >In the UK and many other countries, energy use in buildings is the single largest source of greenhouse gas emissions,…
Read more >Forget 'threat' or 'opportunity': firms should instead adopt a 'multiplexed' response to digital disruption, says new study by PhD candidate…
Read more >The University of Cambridge announces the launch of the Regulatory Genome Project (RGP) to reduce fragmentation in how regulatory information…
Read more >Emotionally intelligent behaviour by supervisors boosts employee creativity and motivation, finds study co-authored by Dr Jochen Menges of Cambridge Judge…
Read more >Firms that boost female representation at the top often use such 'organisational licencing' to become complacent in recruiting more women,…
Read more >Four strategies have emerged in academic studies on the "circular business model", says article co-authored by Khaled Soufani, Director of…
Read more >Insiders and outsiders are most likely to conform compared to entities with "middling" affiliation, says study co-authored by Dr Lionel…
Read more >Study co-authored at Cambridge Judge Business School says men and women working together on top management teams - not "the-more-(women)-the-better"…
Read more >A new book by Dr Thomas Roulet of Cambridge Judge Business School outlines how generating negative feedback can be beneficial.…
Read more >Jennifer Howard-Grenville says maintaining organisational culture while working from home involves far more than just stating company values, in a…
Read more >Coronavirus pandemic has boosted frugal innovation around the world in both developed and developing countries, says Professor Jaideep Prabhu, in…
Read more >Policymakers face a big test on whether to support fintechs given increased competition from big tech and incumbent banks says…
Read more >Dr Kamiar Mohaddes says the pandemic's economic situation is 'really different' from past crises in that the combination of supply,…
Read more >Society must actively combat racism and inequality because a 'passive approach' simply won't work, says Kamal Munir of Cambridge Judge…
Read more >Dr Thomas Roulet addresses how management style needs to change in the era of remote working in his webinar -…
Read more >Five insights on how to reduce money-related stress from Executive MBA alumnus Ken Okoroafor (EMBA 2014). Ken Okoroafor, an alumnus…
Read more >Professor Mark de Rond gives us six key techniques to having "courageous" work conversations in the Zoom era in the…
Read more >Leisurely pace of change not quick enough for many businesses in COVID-19 era. "Discontinuous" transformation rather than a leisurely pace…
Read more >Nutrition and education beyond COVID-19 from Professor Jaideep Prabhu. Reducing food waste through innovation can play an important role in eliminating…
Read more >Health crisis from pandemic worsens economic issues in Middle East and Northern Africa, says Dr Kamiar Mohaddes. Dr Kamiar Mohaddes…
Read more >Organisational culture is a "tool" for social change, says new article co-authored by Professor Jennifer Howard-Grenville. Organisations can help employees…
Read more >Experts at Cambridge Judge apply their research to the COVID-19 pandemic. The coronavirus pandemic is being analysed by Cambridge Judge…
Read more >Now is the time to reconnect with your dormant social network, says article in MIT Sloan Management Review co-authored by…
Read more >Companies can meet the challenge of disruptive innovation by adopting a new "ecosystem" strategy, says Professor Peter Williamson. Companies can…
Read more >Bosses have thicker skin than assumed, so companies can boost performance by encouraging negative feedback of superiors by staff, says…
Read more >A novel tool to assess patient experience, developed at the Psychometrics Centre at Cambridge Judge Business School, enters advanced pilot…
Read more >The battle between traditional Hollywood studios and streaming services like Netflix is a matter of "institutional logics" – commitment logic…
Read more >Government public procurement legislation should ‘explicitly ensure’ that calls for tender favour enterprises that pursue social and environmental goals, says…
Read more >Plastic has become a malevolent symbol of our wasteful society. It's also fundamental to almost every aspect of our lives.…
Read more >The new Cambridge Zero initiative of the University of Cambridge will generate ideas to help shape a sustainable future. David…
Read more >New book co-edited by Dr Kamiar Mohaddes of Cambridge Judge Business School says stronger institutions can help oil-rich Arab countries…
Read more >Gender diversity, but not compensation disparity, pushes elite UK law firms toward the adoption of "non-equity partnerships", finds new study…
Read more >Two heads are not better than one: a new study co-authored by Dr Vincent Mak of Cambridge Judge Business School…
Read more >Childhood trauma from a parent's death or divorce causes mutual fund managers to be more risk averse later in life,…
Read more >New ventures need to 'pivot' gracefully to avoid alienating their initial user community, says a new study co-authored by Professor…
Read more >Unconventional organisational processes, not only lower-cost talent, have led to cost innovation among Chinese companies, says a new study co-authored…
Read more >The National Health Service turned 70 in 2018 – but, amid the celebrations, its health is faltering. By working closely…
Read more >No ivory tower here: how academics are affected by research in unsettling contexts like refugee camps, prisons and rape-crisis centres.…
Read more >Both delivery and product financial performance can be improved through greater sourcing flexibility, shows a broad empirical study of 336…
Read more >'Free riding' has a bad name, but it may be a necessary burden if firms adopt proper incentive systems for…
Read more >Dr Othman Cole of Cambridge Judge Business School speaks about the "resource curse" afflicting some developing countries, and how to…
Read more >A special issue of Thunderbird International Business Review is guest-edited by Dr Khaled Soufani and two others associated with the…
Read more >Study co-authored by Professor Raghavendra Rau of Cambridge Judge Business School examines why some firms go public through initial public…
Read more >Findings dispute "guns versus butter" narrative as a major factor behind the Arab Spring. Researchers caution against uncritically applying lessons…
Read more >Drug 'repurposing' has some high-profile wins, but a new study at Cambridge Judge Business School shows how hard it is…
Read more >3D printing holds great potential for hospitals, but a study co-authored at Cambridge Judge Business School cautions that such tech…
Read more >How do social enterprises emerge in 'extreme' situations? Research from Cambridge Judge and Naples University examines how a social cooperative…
Read more >The Diocese of Ely and Cambridge Judge Business School, with the support of Allchurches Trust and Historic England, launch a…
Read more >A new Cambridge Centre for Chinese Management launches at Cambridge Judge Business School to study world-beating Chinese firms and what…
Read more >Professor Sucheta Nadkarni and other researchers call for gender equality and career support for women in the workplace, and an…
Read more >Professor Jaideep Prabhu says that doing more with less makes sense – whatever your location. On 26 January 2001, an…
Read more >Do emotions matter in the workplace? Jochen Menges, an expert in organisational behaviour, thinks they matter profoundly for employee performance…
Read more >Many of the world's poorest poor don't have access to a bank account and yet depend on being able to…
Read more >Ex-Army Officer and Cambridge Judge Fellow Tim McEwan says there are many parallels between business leadership and skippering a yacht…
Read more >The impact of energy technology is at the heart of the climate change debate, and Dr David Reiner, Senior Lecturer…
Read more >During the financial crisis some bankers crossed the line. Pedro Saffi, University Lecturer in Finance, says data could help us…
Read more >Dr Othman Cole talks public-private partnership, financial services and starting his academic career aged 15. Should private-sector companies make money…
Read more >Research from Professor David De Cremer says that the worst thing you can do is believe your own hype. When…
Read more >With degrees in both computer science and business, along with a PhD in marketing, you may wonder why Shasha Lu,…
Read more >Alex Oliver is a philosopher. He works on logic, metaphysics and the philosophy of mathematics. His pastimes include cryptic crosswords…
Read more >Robert Wardrop is worried about behaviour. In fact he was so worried about it that he left behind 30 years'…
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