To protect endangered species, incentives in conservation science must change
Professor Paul Ferraro explains why the lack controlled trials to evaluate the effectiveness of conservation initiatives may be doing more harm than good.
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Q&A: COVID-19 pandemic poses risk of recession
A Q&A with Alessandro Rebucci, PhD. on the financial impact of COVID-19.
Carey’s full-time MBA program: The building block for Molly Joyce’s (’13) success
As Senior Manager of Marketing and Commercial Strategy at Disneyland Resort, Molly Joyce implements aspects of her MBA from Carey Business School in her daily career.
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.
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.
Fusari Study Shows New Real-Time Method for Identifying Stock Bubbles like GameStop’s
Why it matters: A paper co-authored by Johns Hopkins Carey Business School Associate Professor Nicola Fusari proposes a new method for determining whether a stock price spike is a bubble, basing the method on the options written on the stock during trading.
What’s yours isn’t mine: AI and intellectual property
Kathleen Day, lecturer of finance, business communication and law and ethics at the Johns Hopkins Carey Business School, shares how artificial intelligence may violate intellectual property law.
Carey alum breaks into the real estate market in Austin, TX
Brooke Harlander was recently named regional partner at St. John Properties. She shares insight on how she leveraged Carey’s connection to St. John Properties and how she plans on breaking into the new market in Austin, TX.