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Adapting to the ‘blasted’ business landscapes
The landscape looks bleak for many businesses – we need to bring forward voices of marginalised groups to guide us to reimagine ways to organise
Nov 25
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Steering clear of the sun: A new era for modesty in leadership?
Why complex environments mean that, more than ever, we need to address over-confidence and hubris
Nov 10
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The ghostly memories shaping our lives
How eerie feelings of the supernatural gives clues to how the mind works
Oct 28
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Space Oddity: How we decipher evidence of UFOs and alien life
UFOs and alien life been hitting the headlines recently - we suggest this offers important insights into the way we make sense of information about the…
Oct 25
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Can shame be reclaimed for positive behaviour change?
The importance of a nuanced understanding of the emotion of shame and the behaviours that result
Oct 14
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Why change does not happen if we are just not feeling it
Recent research suggests we can better understand why people fail to adopt new technology by looking at the emotions involved
Oct 6
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Are we being seduced by stories?
Stories form the backdrop to much of the way we share knowledge but we argue for a more critical lens
Sep 22
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Fake it until you make it?
While it is fair to worry about the impact of fakes, we also have a much more interesting and engaged relationship with them than is often considered
Sep 5
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From belief to faith
There is much to learn from faith-based communities about the way we understand belief
Jul 23
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What bullshit tells us about how humans communicate
It is often suggested bullshit shows our human susceptibilities but we can also see it as a conversational device with surprisingly positive purposes
Jul 14
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It seems we really do believe in magic
It seems impossible but when put under pressure, people do somehow seem to have a range of magical beliefs, telling us something important about human…
Jul 1
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How brands derive behavioural benefits via radical approaches to social value
To deliver on societal goals, there is a case for 'polycentric' approaches which mean greater decentralisation & less measurement but resulting in…
Jun 16
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Beyond the family: rethinking ways to deliver care
The care crisis is highlighting the need for new interventions: creative insights are coming from community-led approaches
Jun 8
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Wellbeing, gender and the politics of emotion
For behavioural science to be relevant we cannot be blind to the politically gendered explanations of emotion
May 29
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They call it love
Alva Gotby's book on the gendered politics of emotion
When God talks back
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A really interesting book to dip into on utopian thinking
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A provocation about the uses and abuses of story telling
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