The Dirty Secret of Over-Performing ESG Funds, and More, in a Q&A with Alison Taylor
Blog, Conflicts of Interest, Corporate Governance, Corruption
Praveen Gupta, formerly the Managing Director & CEO at Raheja QBE General Insurance Company Ltd, recently interviewed Alison Taylor on his blog. We're glad to be sharing the conversation, which hits a wide range of topics, with you…
How Business Can Boost Human Rights in 2021
Blog, Corporate Culture, Corporate Governance, Fairness, Human Rights, Leadership
The ghost of Milton Friedman still haunts corporate America and his outdated model.
Few will regret the passing of 2020, a year headlined by a global health crisis, profound economic distress, and high-profile examples of racial inequality.…
How to Assess Corporate Culture: A Conversation with Jeff Kaplan
Blog, Compliance & Ethics Programs, Corporate Culture, Podcast
In this episode of the Compliance Perspectives podcast, host Adam Turteltaub speaks with Ethical Systems Steering Committee member Jeff Kaplan about how corporate culture can influence the effectiveness of a compliance program.
They…
Looking Back, Looking Forward: A Year in Pandemic
Blog, Podcast
Listen to "#23 - Looking Back, Looking Forward: A Year in Pandemic" on Spreaker.
In this episode of the Breaking the Fever podcast, we speak with Charles Hecker and Michele Wucker about political polarization, rising inequalities, climate,…
The Case for Adding Darwin to Behavioral Economics
Blog, Contextual Influences, Decision Making
As Darwin understood clearly, our fate depends not only on our own decisions and capabilities but also on those of rivals and partners.
Following my first sabbatical—a two-year stint as a federal bureaucrat in Washington, DC—I resumed…
The Case for a Time-Affluent Workplace Culture
Blog, Corporate Culture, Decision Making
"Feeling time-poor," researchers say, "can adversely affect subjective well-being, mental health, work performance, creativity, and relationship quality.”
Not long ago, NPR spoke with the descendants of the eminent economist John Maynard…
Overcoming Our Ethical Blindspots: A Conversation with Ann Tenbrunsel
Blog, Corporate Culture, Decision Making, Podcast
In this episode of the Leading Transformational Change podcast, host Tobias Sturesson speaks with Ethical Systems collaborator Ann Tenbrunsel about the pitfalls in corporate culture that make it easier to behave less ethically.
They…
The Future of Business Ethics: A Conversation with Linda Trevino
Blog, Corporate Culture, Podcast
In this episode of the Business Integrity School podcast, host Cindy Moehring speaks with Ethical Systems collaborator Linda Trevino about the future of business ethics.
Linda Trevino is Distinguished Professor of Organizational…
Bring on the Circular Economy: A Conversation with Jessica Long
Blog, Corporate Governance, Podcast
Listen to "#22 - Bring on the Circular Economy: A Conversation with Jessica Long" on Spreaker.
In this episode of the Breaking the Fever podcast, we speak with Jessica Long about the global imperative to eliminate waste in the economy, and…
Do Honesty Pledges Work?
Blog, Cheating & Honesty
Honesty pledges often sound like a good idea, but whether they are in any given situation depends on various factors. Just ask Jim Comey.
In a recent paper, Eyal Pe’er, at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, and Yuval…