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Kurts personal research interest at the Business School lies in the broad area of human dynamics, with a specific focus on personal- and organisational leadership, organisational psychology, personal psychology, diversity, inclusive workplaces and cross-cultural dynamics. He is also a Faculty Member of Duke Corporate Education, and Adjunct Faculty of the University of Oxford. Outside of academia, he is the Managing Partner of LICM Consulting and Director of Achievement Awards Group, and has w...

Arbitration is viewed as the favoured form of international dispute resolution The School of International Arbitration has launched the results of its twelfth major empirical International Arbitration Survey and the fifth edition in partnership with international law firm White and Case LLP. The Covid-19 pandemic has presented challenges for the entire world - the arbitration sector was no exception. The 2021 International Arbitration Survey, Adapting Arbitration to a Changing World, explore...

A tragicomedy on European crises by EUI students Jamie Mackay share After a monotonous winter devoid of culture, live events finally look set to recommence in Tuscany. On Saturday, May 8, Covid numbers permitting, one of the first theatrical performances of the year is due to take place at Fiesole’s Teatro Romano.      Time to Retreat? was written by Fee Helen Kirsch and Lukas Wiehler, two MA students at the European University Institute (EUI). The play, whose cast is made up of student...

World Congress of Compatriots Living Abroad set for October 15-16 The diplomat said that sessions of this kind are not held very often, about once every three years, to sum up the results of the work done over this period MOSCOW, May 4. /TASS/. The 7th session of the World Congress of Compatriots Living Abroad will take place on October 15-16 in a mixed format (both online and offline) in Moscow, head of the Russian Foreign Ministry’s Department for Relations with Compatriots Abroad Alexander...

Danial Norjidi The Regional Study Report on Human Resources Development (HRD) Readiness in ASEAN was recently launched, providing baseline information on the preparedness of HRD policies and programmes across ASEAN member states (AMS) in enabling their workforce to be relevant, agile and resilient for the future of work. A study was launched on April 26 in Hanoi, Vietnam and online, attracting over 100 participants from within and outside the region, according to a statement. Deputy Secretary-G...

What: New Zealand-born and Vancouver-based artist Gabryel Harrison’s latest collection of oil and acrylic paintings are described by her as being “grounded in my earlier work with floral imagery yet informed by the experience of being in a new unknown.” See After Every Winter, Soft Wind at VisualSpace Gallery until May 15. When: Now until May 15, 2021 (closed Sunday and Monday) Time: 12 to 5 pm Where: VisualSpace Gallery – 3352 Dunbar St., Vancouver Cost: Free Salto is the King. ...

April 30, 2021SharePrint Everyone on Wall Street is trying to figure out if the peak in Treasury yields will stick for a while now that the US is approaching peak growth. The best expansion since World War 2 is being accompanied with a Fed that remains committed to supporting the economy until a complete recovery. The playbook for many traders appears to be the Fed could announce at the June FOMC or at the Jackson Hole Symposium that they are ready to start talking about tapering, paving the ...

About The Monarch Migration Each year, millions of monarch butterflies fly some 3,000 miles, from their summer breeding grounds as far north as Canada to their overwintering sites in the oyamel fir forests of central Mexico. It is one of the Earths great migrations, and its also one of the best studied. In recent years, ecologists like Sonia Altizer have been able to better answer how and why these intrepid butterflies make the journey. The how is owed to a complex suit of navigational and phy...

HEADLINES & GLOBAL NEWS By   Apr 30, 2021 11:17 AM EDT A journalism degree is naturally going to be associated with a career in journalism. However, you may be surprised to learn that this isnt the only career option for journalists. With a digital journalism degree, graduates can go on to follow many different career paths.  Teaching important skills for the modern world, journalism is a great option for students who arent yet sure exactly what they want to do with their careers, making it a...

About The Monarch Migration Each year, millions of monarch butterflies fly some 3,000 miles, from their summer breeding grounds as far north as Canada to their overwintering sites in the oyamel fir forests of central Mexico. It is one of the Earths great migrations, and its also one of the best studied. In recent years, ecologists like Sonia Altizer have been able to better answer how and why these intrepid butterflies make the journey. The how is owed to a complex suit of navigational and ph...