05 Jul 2021 When affiliation works (and when it doesn't) Being recognized and associated with a highlevel incumbent is a positive sign for those entering a sector because it certifies its basic quality. However, this is not the case, for example, for new bands that plays as support acts at the live events of established artists. A study explains why
29 Jun 2021 How to Measure Years of Good Life Starting from the Sustainable Development Goals, a research team has identified the right metric to measure success by focusing on wellbeing and a demographic approach. There are two advantages of YoGL: it is possible to measure entire countries and subpopulations and to observe their variation over time
08 Jun 2021 Creativity is an open network Diversity and instability guarantee a long, continuous, and regular context for creative resources, especially in organizations. As shown by a study that analyzed the collaboration models of over 200 artists who worked on the creation of 273 episodes of the Doctor Who TV series
15 Jun 2021 People Power Shapes Peace The strategic use of various nonviolent tactics changes the course of the conflict. A study conducted on the African continent highlights how protests, political commitment, noncooperation, or intervention impact the peace process
10 Jun 2021 The CEO's network dilemma Managerial decision making is often plagued by a lack of longterm planning and, more generally, by a disregard of the future. Recent research shows that this often depends on closed managerial networks that lead to temporal myopia
18 May 2021 Broken Ties The attachment to commercial places, full of their own characteristics and atmospheres, helps to create the personal identity of the consumer. Detachment, voluntary or forced, also has the same role. All the moreso in times of Covid19