Economics
Two anti-piracy bills being considered by the U.S. Congress sparked a firestorm of protest in January 2011, with major sites such as Wikipedia staging highly publicized blackouts. Some are framing this as a David vs. Goliath battle between the defenders of a free Internet and the media giants. However, IESE Prof. Javier Zamora sees it rather as an epic clash between the old economic model and the new.
Information Technologies
Dávila Parra, Antonio; Ikonen, V.; Gheno, I.; Leikas, J.; et al.
Thanks to advances in medical science, many people are living longer. But with declining birth rates and fewer young workers, current social systems are unsustainable. In their detailed needs analysis report, IESE's Antonio Dávila and colleagues look at how information and communication technology (ICT) might be used to support and encourage older people to stay working longer.
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Leadership and People Management
Mehta, Kandarp
Creativity has been traditionally studied in terms of the final product. IESE's Kandarp Mehta has taken a new approach using ethnography to study the creative process involved in movie making -- from the conception of an idea to how individuals go about expressing it in a team. Understanding how roles evolve during the creative process, he says, can help to foster greater innovation in teams.
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Economics
Morten, Olsen
Knowledge and Communication
Quintane, E.; Casselman, R.M.; Reiche, B. Sebastian; Nylund, P.A.
Business Ethics and Corporate Social Responsibility
Isea, Ricardo