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How Tesla Should Combat Child Labor In The Democratic Republic Of The Congo - By Michael Posner
Prof. Michael Posner op-ed: "How Tesla Should Combat Child Labor In The Democratic Republic Of The Congo"
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Why Your “Remote Work” Strategy May Not be Working - By Batia Wiesenfeld
Professor Batia M. Wiesenfeld op-ed: "Why Your 'Remote Work' Strategy May Not be Working"
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Decarbonization is on the Ballot this November - By Paul Tice
Professor Paul Tice op-ed: "Decarbonization is on the Ballot this November"
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Why Biden Is Better Than Trump for the Economy - By Nouriel Roubini
Professor Nouriel Roubini op-ed: "Why Biden Is Better Than Trump for the Economy"
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Cleaning Up #TrashCity - By Arpit Gupta
Professor Arpit Gupta op-ed: “Cleaning Up #TrashCity.”
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How To Be An Effective Advocate: Lessons Learned From RBG - By Michael Posner
Prof. Michael Posner op-ed: "How To Be An Effective Advocate: Lessons Learned From RBG"
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Central Bank Implementation of Digital Cash and Economic Impact - By Haran Segram
"Access to blockchain-based digital cash, regardless of whether someone has a bank account or not, is the structural democratization of money."
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Social Media Platforms Are Undermining Our Democracy. Lawmakers Need to Step Up and Protect It. - By Vasant Dhar
Professor Vasant Dhar co-authored op-ed: “Social Media Platforms are Undermining Our Democracy. Lawmakers Need to Step Up and Protect It.”
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Embrace a Little Chaos When Innovating Under Pressure - By Hila Lifshitz-Assaf
Professor Hila Lifshitz-Assaf co-authored op-ed: “Embrace a Little Chaos When Innovating Under Pressure.”
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What Really Drives Inflation - By Alexi Savov and Philipp Schnabl
Professors Alexi Savov and Philipp Schnabl co-authored op-ed: “What Really Drives Inflation.”
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Will the Fed’s New Approach Make Any Difference? - By Mervyn King
Lord Mervyn King op-ed: “Will the Fed’s New Approach Make Any Difference?”
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Regulating Social Media: The Fight Over Section 230 — and Beyond - By Stern Center for Business and Human Rights
A new report from the NYU Stern Center for Business and Human Rights argues that Section 230 should be improved to push internet companies to accept greater responsibility for curbing harmful content
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What Facebook Still Needs To Do About The 2020 Elections - By Michael Posner
"Instead of this half measure, Facebook should immediately decline to post deliberately false ads whenever political candidates and their supporters, whether Democrats or Republicans, seek to place them on the platform. Similarly, when people post holocaust denial content, as they still do, Facebook should take it down. And Zuckerberg should stop asserting that he allows deliberately false political content on the site because he believes in free speech. This absolutist constraint is at the root of many of the challenges they face and leaves the company with little room to maneuver effectively without contradicting itself."
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Securitization, Recourse Uncertainty, and Crash Risk - By Yiwei Dou and Joshua Ronen
Professors Yiwei Dou and Joshua Ronen co-authored op-ed: “Securitization, Recourse Uncertainty, and Crash Risk.”
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Rethinking Luxury Fashion: The Role of Cultural Intelligence in Creative Strategy - by Thomaï Serdari
Using the field of material culture as its methodological departure point, this Palgrave Pivot from Professor Thomaï Serdari explains the strategic advantages that brands can set in place when their executives are fully in command of how to move from strategy to tactics.
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