In examining the difficulties faced by child-rearing families in the United States, the concurrent economic revolution and social transformations both matter. This new environment leaves little time to invest in children and raises questions of how well today's children will be prepared to cope...

This case study of the Enron directors' role in the scandal aims to serve as a story that allows students to see how honest, smart individuals can succumb to cognitive biases prevailing in corporate cultures. More importantly, perhaps students and lawyers will use this case study as a parable to...

In analyzing the advantages and disadvantages that result from providing employees with a role in corporate governance, we cannot rely solely on empirical research. In the end, we must engage in an honest discussion of the political issues involved - issues that do not lend themselves to precise...

Although women have fifty percent of the managerial positions in large corporations in the United States, the number of women CEOs and directors is low and progress is stalled. Many scholars maintain that we should promote women executives so they will acquire experience, not because they will...

AFL-CIO Secretary-Treasurer Richard L. Trumka asserts: quot;There is no more important strategy for the Labor Movement than harnessing our pension funds and developing capital strategies so we can stop our money from cutting our own throats.quot; In this article, I assess opportunities to use...