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Journal of Business Ethics, Volume 164, Issue 4
Special Issue: Dissensus! Radical Democracy and Business Ethics ISSN: 0167-4544 (Print) 1573-0697 (Online) In this issue (10 articles) Editorial Essay Dissensus! Radical Democracy and Business Ethics Carl Rhodes, Iain Munro, Torkild Thanem, Alison Pullen Pages 627-632 Original Paper The Virtues of Equality and Dissensus: MacIntyre in a Dialogue with Rancière and Mouffe Robert Couch, Caleb Bernacchio Pages 633-642 Original Paper How to Whistle-Blow: Dissensus and Demand Kate Kenny, Alexis...
Dissensus! Radical Democracy and Business Ethics
Abstract In this introductory essay, we outline the relationship between political dissensus and radical democracy, focusing especially on how such a politics might inform the study of business ethics. This politics is located historically in the failure of liberal democracy to live up to its promise, as well as the deleterious response to that from reactionary populism, strong-man authoritarianism, and exploitative capitalism.
Emotions And Experiences, Not More Data, Could Be The Antidote For Fake News
Can you tell one from the other? Shutterstock At a time when public debate around the world is suffering from a collision between facts and “alternative facts”, experts must find new ways to reach people. According to the Washington Post, Donald Trump has made more than 12,000 false or misleading statements since becoming US president. Despite this, he remains immensely popular with his own political base, which is energised by his emotional and often aggressive displays.
Emotions And Experiences, Not More Data, Could Be The Antidote For Fake News
Can you tell one from the other? Shutterstock. At a time when public debate around the world is suffering from a collision between facts and “alternative facts”, experts must find new ways to reach people. According to the Washington Post, Donald Trump has made more than 12,000 false or misleading statements since becoming US president. Despite this, he remains immensely popular with his own political base, which is energised by his emotional and often aggressive displays.
Fake news: emotions and experiences, not more data, could be the antidote
Can you tell one from the other? Credit: Shutterstock At a time when public debate around the world is suffering from a collision between facts and "alternative facts", experts must find new ways to reach people. According to the Washington Post, Donald Trump has made more than 12,000 false or misleading statements since becoming US president. Despite this, he remains immensely popular with his own political base, which is energised by his emotional and often aggressive displays.
Fake news: emotions and experiences, not more data, could be the antidote
At a time when public debate around the world is suffering from a collision between facts and “alternative facts”, experts must find new ways to reach people. According to the Washington Post, Donald Trump has made more than 12,000 false or misleading statements since becoming US president. Despite this, he remains immensely popular with his own political base, which is energised by his emotional and often aggressive displays. No amount of raw data appears capable of changing their minds.
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6 Yoga Exercises You Won't Be Embarrassed to Do at Your Desk
Many of us sit behind our desks and stare at computer screens for far too much of the day. Although concentrated work can be beneficial to our jobs, it can be taxing on our bodies. The following yoga exercises will help you relieve any tension you might feel after too many hours of poring over spreadsheets. The poses also provide long-term benefits with regular practice.
Podcast: Vinita Bali on Navigating the Sea of Career Options
“What should I do with my life” is often a question that we grapple with at different inflection points in our life. Vinita talks about the various dimensions along which she evaluates opportunities that have come her way at different points in her journey. This is an edited nugget of the conversation.
Podcast: Vinita Bali on Navigating the Sea of Career Options
“What should I do with my life” is often a question that we grapple with at different inflection points in our life. Vinita talks about the various dimensions along which she evaluates opportunities that have come her way at different points in her journey. This is an edited nugget of the conversation.
The Swedish CEO Who Runs His Company Like a CrossFit Gym
Henrik Bunge, the CEO and self-titled “Head Coach” of the Swedish sports fashion company Björn Borg, has a unique approach to leadership: he’s built his business like a gym. In fitness, there is a straightforward relationship between the effort you put in and the results you achieve. He aims to replicate this in the office. His employees are required to participate in weekly fitness activities, and they also take many lessons from sports culture and adapt them to office work.
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