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Cambridge Companions to Management is an essential resource for academics, graduate students and reflective business practitioners seeking cutting-edge perspectives on managing people in organizations. In this video Professor Sir Cary Cooper and Professor Jone Pearce discuss what the Cambridge Companions to Management series aims to do, and how to get in touch if you’re interested […]
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Daniel J. Henderson and Christopher F. Parmeter, the co-authors of Applied Nonparametric Econometrics, discuss their new book and how their new approaches to nonparametric methods will benefit students and researchers alike.
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Andrew Sturdy discusses his recent book Management as Consultancy, and explains why managers within organizations are becoming more like management consultants.
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Andreas Dür and Manfred Elsig, the co-editors of Trade Cooperation, break down the preferential trade agreements that have become nearly ubiquitous since the end of WWII.
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Jolyon Ford, the author of Regulating Business for Peace, reflects on policy blind-spots around the private sector’s role in post-conflict recovery.
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Timothy Hellwig, the author of Globalization and Mass Politics, explores how globalization affects the world economy and perception of the economic crisis.
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Robert J. Sternberg and Susan T. Fiske, editors of Ethical Challenges in the Behavioral and Brain Sciences, outline the motivation behind their new book in professional ethics.
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Prof. Sandra Waddock, author of Intellectual Shamans (2015) explores shamans, and explains how they benefit a modern management culture.
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