Belling the Cat Part 2: Greece’s “Innovation”
Interesting commentary from Yanis Varoufakis, Finance Minister of Greece, published in the NYT a few days ago. YOUR LINK In the midst of a highly academic treatise on why his […]
Belling the Cat Part 1: ISIS Root Causes
If you follow anything around U.S. foreign policy, you have probably seen the highly publicized comments from Marie Harf on how the root causes of the U.S. State Department cannot […]
WaPo: For Innovative Talent, It’s Both Art and Science
This from yesterday’s Washington Post: We don’t need more STEM majors. We need more STEM majors with liberal arts training. The debate about art vs. science in hiring is an […]
Want a Better Team? Mix In Some of This…
This has been an interesting article making the rounds for some time now. In January, the New York Times publicized research by several scholars that provides some new insight into […]
Stanford GSB: Mean Co-Workers Make Sense…
It turns out that modern corporate life is a justification in and of itself for people to be self-interested “jerks”… While I’m not sure I fully agree (idealist that I […]
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