Business and Society Program

Babson’s James Hoopes helps students take a fresh look at the history of capitalism and what it means for the future.

AUT’s Profs. Lips-Wiersma, McGhee, Nicholson & Skilling on their course and how an expanded worldview can lead to positive change in business and beyond.

College of Charleston’s Oscar Jerome Stewart award-winning course helps prepare students for a world of responsible business practices.

Arizona State University’s Elizabeth Castillo challenges fundamental assumptions about what can and cannot be measured in business—and where the real drivers of value creation lie.

Currently, workers have no formal role in American corporate governance. These six essays explore new ways to recapture this lost potential by empowering workers.

How Wharton’s Witold Henisz teaches students the hard and soft skills needed to successfully connect corporate strategy and stakeholder concerns.

The University of Michigan’s Jeffrey Sanchez-Burks breaks down disciplinary silos in his course, +Impact Studio: Translating Research into Practice.

To harness the power of worker voice, executives and workers need to learn how to exchange ideas more frequently and more directly. But over the course of the last 40 years, many of the channels that used to connect executives to the frontlines of business have disappeared.

Ahmedabad University’s Siddhartha Saxena integrates theory and practice in his course, the Future of Work.

What levers in public policy, corporate governance, and management practice could have meaningful impact on the lives of workers and the long-term health of companies?