In The Media
Our faculty lend their expert opinion to media outlets around the world. Here’s a collection of where to find them. Plus, discover stories about our people and programs in a variety of publications.
Storming of the U.S. Capitol: How Blind Loyalty Fuels The Unthinkable
There is a dark side to loyalty, says Professor Sunita Sah in her Forbes op-ed. According to research, loyalty can increase unethical behavior in groups when certain conditions are met.
Across D.C., hotels faced a dilemma: The Capitol mob was staying the night
Professor David Sherwyn tells the Washington Post that hotels can make a legal case for refusing room bookings to people who cause a disruption, but that it would likely be impractical to do so.
9 Ways the Pandemic Will Change Travel in 2021
Professor Robert Kwortnik Jr. tells the New York Times that flexible cruise cancellation policies will likely continue through 2021.
The countries that beat COVID are doing best economically
Professor Eswar Prasad says that when it comes to the pandemic and a nation state’s economic recovery, a single unifying principle applies globally.
Professor Emeritus Andrew Novakovic says the challenges are astonishing for Joe Biden’s pick to run the USDA.
Will business travel return to normal after the pandemic?
Professor Chris Anderson says that every company is debating the value of meeting clients in person versus connecting virtually.
Why shares of Chinese companies could soon be more expensive
Professor Andrew Karolyi discusses Congress’ decision to delist Chinese companies that flout U.S. accounting rules.
Why commercial lending fell last quarter despite low interest rates
Professor Drew Pascarella discusses a decrease in bank lending volume over the most recent quarter.
Nasdaq seeks board-diversity rule that most listed firms don’t meet
Associate Professor Scott Yonker on why diversity at the highest decision-making levels of companies is so important.