Wharton Faculty Op Eds
- Can critical race theory save pro sports? October 20, 2021Outlet: Philadelphia Citizen, The--Ken Shropshire reflects 25 years after publishing his seminal book on race and sports.
- The Real Meaning of Freedom at Work - The Wall Street Journal October 8, 2021Outlet: Wall Street Journal Online, The--Adam Grant on the rise of remote work and the generational shift to redefine how and why we do our jobs.
- American COVID boosters and global vaccinations - how to ensure both get done September 9, 2021Outlet: Boston Globe, The--Zeke Emanuel and co-authors discuss the United States' global moral responsibility to ensure its booster campaign does not deprive people abroad of...
- Why Declining Entrepreneurship in the US Is Not a Concern September 2, 2021Outlet: BRINK News--Sergio Salgado examines the economic factors that impact new business formation and why policy intervention could make things worse.
- As inflation risk rises, banks should step up stress tests August 18, 2021Outlet: Banker, The--Itay Goldstein on why banks should assess multiple possible outcomes in today's unpredictable environment.
- U.S. Firms Retreat from China in Hopes of Stability | Opinion August 17, 2021Outlet: Newsweek--Gad Allon discusses how volatility impacts supply chains.
- In a Hybrid Office, Remote Workers Will Be Left Behind August 13, 2021Outlet: Wall Street Journal, The--Peter Cappelli explains why in-office employees will get more attention and more promotions than their work-from-home counterparts.
- NYC's cybersecurity defense center showcases necessity for diverse hiring August 10, 2021Outlet: Hill Online, The--Leeza Garber explains why diverse hiring is critical for cybersecurity success.
- Opinion | The Fed's ultraloose monetary policy could hurt both the economy and Biden's agenda August 6, 2021Outlet: Washington Post - Opinions--Mohamed A. El-Erian shares five reasons why an ultraloose monetary policy could inflict unnecessary damage on the economy.
- Teaching Students to Lead With Their Consciences August 4, 2021Outlet: AACSB Online--Richard Shell on how the “ethics refugees” in your classrooms can help you teach purpose-driven leadership.