Bhaskar Chakravorti Quoted in The Boston Globe
Can entrepreneurship bridge the Israeli-Palestinian gap? by Scott Kirsner Everyone acknowledges that there are some who don’t want to see
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Bhaskar Chakravorti and Ravi Shankar Chaturvedi in Harvard Business Review – “How Benchmarking Can Help Countries Become More Digital”
How Benchmarking Can Help Countries Become More Digital When it comes to understanding the pace of global digital evolution, the
Read MoreDean Bhaskar Chakravorti to Host HBR Webinar – “Where the Digital Economy is Moving Moving Fastest”
We are on our way to becoming a truly digital planet. But every country is at a different place in
Read MoreBhaskar Chakravorti in the Washington Post – “3 ways in which a 3D printer may one day save your life”
3 ways in which a 3D printer may one day save your life Lucy Boucher’s big story is only a
Read MoreStudent Research: The Future of the Innovation Lab Model in Cambodia and Beyond
by Katie Hallaran (MALD 2015) The emergence of innovation labs in developing economies is an increasingly common phenomenon. We now
Read MoreProf. Schena Quoted in Institutional Investor
Oil Has Sovereign Wealth Funds Hitting Sell Button by Jess Delaney “For a long time some sovereign funds haven’t had
Read MoreThe 2016 Fletcher Conference on Managing Political Risk – Register Now!
Please join us for a one-day, student-run conference that will bring together business professionals, academics, and students focused on international
Read MoreMIB 2016 Ali Edelstein Pens Blog Series Featured on About.com Sustainable Investing
About.com’s Sustainable Investing homepage featured a series of posts from Masters of International Business Candidate Alexandra Edelstein (’16). The three-part
Read MoreFletcher Faculty Features: Prof. Michael Klein
As part of an ongoing series, we will be featuring the recent work of a number of our esteemed business
Read More10 Questions: What’s the Best Route to an innovative – Through City Hall or the Slum?
Does urban innovation get its start from governmental institutions and mandates, or through social movements and mass advocacy? Whereas city
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