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In law, as in life generally, resolving a disagreement often requires the willingness to give up some things in exchange for getting others. Lawyers who are great negotiators can help clients reach optimal results.

In law, as in life generally, resolving a disagreement often requires the willingness to give up some things in exchange for getting others. Lawyers who are great negotiators can help clients reach optimal results.

A seasonally appropriate post that offers last-minute gift ideas for most of the New Jersey Devils players and staff. No, it is not Stanta Claus, but it is in the same vein - if a bit harsher given how this season has been for the Devils.

Harvard Business School Professor Francesca Gino’s Research Collaborators Launch ‘Many Co-Authors Project’ to Check Her Work | News | The Harvard Crimson

We can probably agree that it's good to have goals. In business, especially, it's good to know where you're going and to have some mechanisms that help you chart and evaluate your progress. Increasingly, though, we're presented with more and more evidence suggesting that our goal-setting can easily go awry, and with dramatically counter-productive results.…

HBS Professor Francesca Gino Wrote ‘It Pays To Break The Rules.’ She is now accused’ of fabricating research data Harvard Business School Professor Francesca Gino has reached the breaking point. After being accused of ... The post Harvard Business School Professor Sues The School For $25 Million appeared first on Poets&Quants.

Researchers have incentive to cut corners, driven by a pervasive “publish or perish” mentality in academia that sees success as a measure of how many papers they get published; that pressure can lead some to overlook their errors or even rationalize wrongdoing, said Michael Kalichman, a University of California, San Diego professor emeritus and founding director of its Research Ethics Program.

The Harvard professor is now on administrative leave after a series of allegations about research fraud.

Questions about a widely cited paper are the latest to be raised about methods used in behavioral research.

This week, the Supreme Court strikes down affirmative action, Barbiecore interior design, and how the CIA shaped what we consider “great” literature.