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Mickey Mouse heads to the public domain, but what does that mean for Disney and other copyright holders?

The first iteration of Mickey Mouse is headed for the public domain in 2024. Professor Stacey Lee explores the implications of legendary copyrights for modern media companies.

January 02, 2024

research > Accounting, Finance, and Economics

With environmental programs, science often stops when implementation starts

Bloomberg Distinguished Professor Paul Ferraro urges the U.S. to build scientific experimentation into environmental policies.

November 28, 2023

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Carey's Center for Digital Health and Artificial Intelligence wins state grant

Carey is an engine in the Johns Hopkins University plan to create the leading academic hub for data science and artificial intelligence.

November 02, 2023

research > Marketing

Why do we enjoy horror? Science explains

Why do we like to be scared? Associate Professor Haiyang Yang, a behavioral scientist, explores the factors that drive decision-making and how they relate to choosing scary content.

October 19, 2023

research > Accounting, Finance, and Economics

Fabozzi quietly keeps writing the book on financial economics

Frank Fabozzi is among the most prolific authors in financial economics, and his work helped prepare thousands of business students for careers as bond traders, bankers, and money managers.

September 28, 2023

Executive Education

Leadership reinvented: Johns Hopkins Executive Education offers new certificate in organizational leadership

The new Executive Certificate in Organizational Leadership is built upon principles and frameworks that empower individuals to effectively lead people and organizations through real-world problem solving.

September 25, 2023

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Announcing the Johns Hopkins University Human Capital Development Lab

The Johns Hopkins University Human Capital Development Lab collaborates across disciplines to address workforce complexities, foster research on human capital challenges, and bridge the gap between researchers and practitioners in organizational success.

September 19, 2023

research > Managing Complex Organizations

‘Struggling well’: Lessons for the business world from adventure racing

To understand how resilience unfolds during adversity, Michelle Barton and Kathleen Sutcliffe, examine adventure racing for insights into the world of business.

September 14, 2023

research > Managing Complex Organizations

Who should lead organizations’ adaptation to AI?

Professor Rick Smith encourages chief human resources officers to take a holistic view of human capital with a focus on strategy execution, including artificial intelligence, to provide value for the future.

September 13, 2023

research > Accounting, Finance, and Economics

For computer software developers, dependency brings risk

Researchers take an interdisciplinary approach to studying risks associated with interdependent software platforms used in business.

September 13, 2023

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how are female chros breaking the glass ceiling

How Female CHROs Break the Glass Ceiling of the C-suite

Contrasting with an underrepresentation of women in other top rank senior roles, new analysis reveals an encouraging increase in female CHROs—which may help us better understand decisions relating to gender diversity, or lack of it, at the top of...

August 02, 2023

business of health > Managing Complex Organizations

Effective teamwork in health care demands better integration of organizational sciences research with technology development

In a New England Journal of Medicine commentary, Carey researchers say fixing teamwork challenges in health care will require a deep understanding of human and organizational behavior to break down of silos.

June 23, 2023

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