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Building Shared Prosperity through the Collaborative Economy

Georgetown's Melissa Bradley teaches the ways in which peer-to-peer business models will influence the future of work.

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06.05.2019
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Teaching Political Economy in a Backlash Against Globalization

University of New South Wales prof Peter Kriesler teaches the links between economics, technology, finance and society.

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05.01.2019
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Teaching the Future of Work Through Multimedia

Cornell's Adam Seth Litwin discusses the best ways to bring issues around technology and the future of work into the classroom.

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04.02.2019
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Reimagining Capitalism

Harvard's Rebecca Henderson on helping students translate the goal of a just and sustainable world into concrete action.

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03.06.2019
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Nominate a Course for the Ideas Worth Teaching Awards

Honoring exceptional teaching that prepares students for the issues dramatically altering our economies and societies.

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02.19.2019
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Putting Affordable Housing at the Center of Real Estate Education

Wisconsin-Madison's Jaime Luque challenges students to apply urban economics at the ground level.

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02.01.2019
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Business School in a Warming World

Duquesne's Robert Sroufe on why business education should focus on critical thinking and skills for sustainability.

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12.05.2018
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A Transatlantic Perspective on Teaching the Future of Work

Audencia's Sandrine Stervinou discusses her unconventional class on new economic models, social media, and more.

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10.29.2018
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What Films Can Teach Us About Business Ethics

Stony Brook's Jadranka Skorin-Kapov on using film to help students face tough ethical questions in the workplace (and life).

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09.28.2018