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What will Amazon's first union mean, for employees, the company, and for customers? (also see The Starbucks Union, Explained)

What are the long-term implications of the choices businesses are making on the war in Ukraine?

Join Judy Samuelson for an exploration of this topic with Yale School of Management Professor Jeffrey Sonnenfeld, part of the effort to track corporations’ withdrawal from Russia. They'll discuss nuances of the current debate, lessons from history, and the connections between defending democratic values abroad and at home.

What do the themes underpinning this month bring to perspectives on community and change? (also see From Curbing Consumerism to Caring for Others, Ramadan Has Lessons for Us All)

Organizations' systems and technology are rife with unrealized potential. How could they be repurposed to achieve unexpected results in innovative ways? (also see Canada's Ivey School Offers Ukrainian Students Free Access To Its MBA)

What can management education do to address this?

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