Last week, I wrote about what leaders can do to create what Margaret Wheatley called islands of sanity: microclimates of connection, trust, and meaningful work that offer team members some respite ...

After weeks of chainsawing the federal government with no regard for the destruction of vital departments or the damaging effects on everyone from American farmers to veterans, Elon Musk recently ...

Batten down the hatches. The “social contract” argument is back. In a widely-read Wall Street Journal essay last week, General Motors chief executive Rick Wagoner argued that his hard-pressed company ...

An eye-opening New York Times article, written by a professor at neighboring UNC-Chapel Hill, Dr. Rita Koganzon, caught my attention last week. It describes how universities are increasingly extending ...

Here's what many senior lawyers are thinking, even if they won't say it out loud, according to Lauren Krasnow. Douglas, a law firm leader, was frustrated. He told me during our coaching session, "On ...

The House and Senate talked past each other for 43 days only to finally emerge with an agreement that restarts government funding but fails to address key health care and appropriations ...

Many theories of the social contract and natural rights were developed between the 17th and 18th centuries. The most famous among the theorists behind them include Thomas Hobbes, John Locke, ...

Bangladesh’s growth was built on millions of workers, yet dignity and security remain fragile. The question is no longer if reform is needed, but whether the country will treat workers as partners, no ...

Ageing populations and falling birthrates have left ever fewer workers to support growing number of retirees It has played a starring role in one of the worst periods of political turmoil in France ...

This article by Fikayo Akeredolu discusses the Nigerian Government's new tax laws, the discrepancies therein and the need for transparency and accountability; the relationship of taxation and the ...