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Our two great visions of leadership — the grand visionary and the micro-manager — no longer make sense.
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Ariely’s “IKEA effect”: Not only do we like things that we make more than similar things made by others—but we think other people should value them more as well.
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People who are very attractive care more about attractiveness in a mate, while unattractive people want a partner who is kind and has a good sense of humor.
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”I don’t believe that there’s any work coming in which the telecommuting model becomes the normal case for most workers.”
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Like the personal computer, e-mail and instant messaging, social networks are now vital for businesses—even if they are also distractions.
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Online dating could be a crucial tool for single people, but with the sites we have now you’ll likely spend six hours searching for every date you go on.
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A conversation with the James B. Duke Professor of Psychology and Behavioral Economics at Duke University.
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The primary value of participation is the positive sense of self that comes from personal and public action.
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The Internet allows the adults of the developed world to collectively pool their trillion hours per year of free time.
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A conversation with the writer and NYU Interactive Telecommunications Professor.
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Removing obstacles to majority rule in the Senate, such as the filibuster, may be necessary as American politics continue to fracture into increasingly opposed parties according to Emory University political […]
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Personal attacks and overheated rehtoric are nothing new across the spectrum of American political history. Emory University political scientist Alan Abramowitz discusses the mud slung at Jefferson, Roosevelt and other […]
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Emory University political scientist Alan Abramowitz says that having clear differences between Democrats and Republicans can be good for America’s democratic system, but can lead to higher levels of animosity […]
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Changing demographics will continue to reinforce a move toward polarization across American politics according to Emory University political scientist Alan Abramowitz.
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Alan Abramowitz is the Barkley Professor of Political Science at Emory, and a renowned expert on national politics and elections. His expertise includes election forecasting models, party realignment in the […]
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Political scientist Alan Abramowitz says calls to “heal the divide” across political parties and bring back the center are unlikely to materialize into real action. Bipartisanship today is difficult due […]
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Alan Abramowitz is the Barkley Professor of Political Science at Emory, and a renowned expert on national politics and elections. His expertise includes election forecasting models, party realignment in the […]
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Emory University political scientist Alan Abramowitz profiles citizen driven to action when their political party is not currently in power.
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We are a moving toward an inclusive, empowered, engaged, interactive model of leadership where employees are encouraged to participate.
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Collaboration between businesses isn’t rocket science. So why are so many companies missing the boat on creating alliances?
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Companies have a much harder time being “customer-centric” than they are willing to admit.
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A conversation with the Harvard Business School professor.
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From falling prey to expectations to taking advice from friends, an understanding of our cognitive evolution helps us avoid misperceiving the limits of our knowledge.
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Cognitive science reveals that policymakers should better understand how deeply our decisions are influenced by the presentation of choices.
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From elaborate dancing displays to incredibly attractive armpits, the animal kingdom is full of colorful ways for males to woo mates.
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There are morphological indications that we’re somewhere between a species meant to pair bond and our polygamist evolutionary relatives.
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Our two closest living primate relatives, chimpanzees and bonobos, leave scientists puzzled over the origins of human sexual behavior.
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Our ability to learn from others is crucial for the evolution of cumulative technologies, but often paralyzes our causal intuition.
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Why our prejudices may be deeply ingrained in our evolutionary development.
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Why Wall Street investors may think more like monkeys than we might have imagined.
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