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Millennials drive for 8% fewer trips than older generations
Thomas Lyon 
Wren Montgomery 
Kim Wolske
Millennials – typically defined as those born between 1981 and 1996 – have gotten a lot of press, both positive and negative. Some argue that they are more public-spirited and less materialistic than baby boomers. Others say they are spoiled and entitled. Still others write that they are the same as earlier generations, but younger and with lower incomes. Understanding how millennials behave […]
There Are No Easy Answers for Our Biggest Global Problems
Andrew King 
Ken Pucker 
Auden Schendler
If ever there was a time to remind us of the futility of magical thinking, this is it. In real time, we watched the hopeful promise of easy solutions to the Covid-19 pandemic evaporate when confronted by unforgiving reality. Thinking the virus will “just go away” didn’t work, nor did a travel ban, warm weather, […]
Why do companies as diverse as oil producers and retailers enter moral markets?
Panikos Georgallis 
Brandon Lee
What do Tesla and British Petroleum have in common? And how are Walmart and Patagonia similar? On most dimensions, these pairs of firms have little in common with one another—Tesla is widely recognized as a pioneering sustainability company while BP has long been a target of environmental activism. Yet both companies have had a strong […]
“Disabled” by COVID19?
Anica Zeyen 
Oana Branzei
“We are all disabled now”[i] is a phrase and headline that most of us will have heard during the current pandemic. Many non-disabled social media influencers, radio hosts, TV presenters and members of the general public now consider themselves, and many like them, “disabled” as the daily struggle with self-isolation and social distancing makes work […]
Collaborating in a Pandemic: Coordination through Adaption and Information Sharing
Mark Clark
The COVID-19 pandemic and our response to it has changed the way we work together, threatening the sustainability and utility of organizations by disrupting work processes related to collaboration, information sharing, and technology. The work that organizations do and the outcomes they offer to the market ultimately depend on people working together, whether in formal […]
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