Robert Ayres and Ben Warr on energy and economic growth

Greece's third try: will it be enough?
Greece has issued its third plan to reduce its deficit and cut expenses. The euro rallied and the country's recent bond issue was oversubsrcibed. But INSEAD Associate Professor of Finance Harald Hau says the country is still not out of the woods.

INSEAD Leadership Summit Middle East
Highlights of the inaugural INSEAD Leadership Summit Middle East held in Abu Dhabi in January 2010.

The Haiti crisis: INSEAD faculty track humanitarian response
INSEAD Professor Luk Van Wassenhove, head of INSEAD's Social Innovation Centre, and Research Programme Director Rolando Tomasini, have been monitoring the crisis in Haiti since the 7.0 earthquake struck Tuesday (Jan 12).

Founders' Day: INSEAD at 50
Highlights of the INSEAD Founders' Day event at the Chateau of Fontainebleau, featuring the "founding" class of the 1957.

Founding director Olivier Giscard d'Estaing: INSEAD at 50
INSEAD founding director Olivier Giscard d'Estaing on the history and founding of INSEAD 50 years ago.

Claude Janssen: Founders' Celebration
Claude Janssen, one of INSEAD's original founders who served as Chairman of the Board of Directors from 1982, and Honorary Chairman of the Board, talks about how the school was first established, and his vision going forward.

Herminia Ibarra on women and the 'vision thing'
Research by INSEAD professor Herminia Ibarra and PhD candidate Otilia Obodaru shows that women leaders are not perceived to be as strong as men when it comes to articulating a vision of the future and translating that vision into a strategic direction.

Manfred Kets de Vries on leadership
Manfred receives a Lifetime Achievement Award on his study of leadership and shares his thoughts on what makes for a model leader.

INSEAD professor Subi Rangan on business leadership
Looking at the global economy today, it's time that the tens of millions of enterprises in the world be regarded as 'citizens' and be expected to act as such.

ILSME: Joe Saddi, chairman of Booz & Co
Joe Saddi, chairman of Booz & Co, explains the role of R&D funding in innovation in the Middle East, and also the importance of education and diversity (Jan 2010).

Hal Gregersen on the Innovator's DNA
INSEAD professor Hal Gregersen reveals in a new study what key skills are needed to develop innovative and creative entrepreneurs.

GE's Colin Low and entrepreneur Kevin Ryan on innovation
GE Regional Executive Colin Low and internet entrepreneur and INSEAD alumnus Kevin Ryan share their company's stance on innovation as a key growth driver.

It starts with one: Changing individuals changes organisations
INSEAD professors Stewart Black and Hal Gregersen expound on their book 'It Starts With One'.

The experience trap
Too much experience in a job may acutally be bad because it's harder to alter mindsets.

Cross-cultural negotiations: Avoiding the pitfalls
Cultural elements play an important role in business negotations.

Jet Li on the One Foundation
International film star and social innovator Jet Li talks to INSEAD Knowledge about life, love and happiness (short version).

Intel's Barrett: US needs to improve innovation capacity
The US will need to improve its capacity to innovate if it wants to maintain its economic lead.

Luk Van Wassenhove and Rolando Tomasini: Humanitarian Logistics
The authors of this new book explore why the public and private sectors have a lot to gain by working together on disasters. The private sector can help humanitarian organisations improve how they get people, goods and money to disaster zones.