Stanford Business Magazine
The political divide seems wider than ever. How citizens, leaders, and organizations can begin to bridge the gap.
In regulated markets, the threat of new competitors can lead dominant firms to pull back.
Stanford GSB faculty and alumni discuss ways citizens, leaders, and organizations can begin to bridge the political gap. (Part 1)
Stanford GSB faculty and alumni discuss ways citizens, leaders, and organizations can begin to bridge the political gap. (Part 2)
Stanford GSB faculty and alumni discuss ways citizens, leaders, and organizations can begin to bridge the political gap. (Part 3)
A small group of voters penalized election-denying candidates in 2022 — and could sway 2024 as well, according to a new study.
Practical advice for avoiding divisiveness and working with people with different views.
A new study tracks the high court’s rapid move away from the middle.
As newsrooms continue to shrink, a new study finds mixed news about the survival of investigative reporting.
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