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Why People Identify With Health Causes
Some diseases strike at random, while others are directly related to some core aspect of a person's identity. In this blog the author refers to the outcome of recent study by Stefano Puntoni, Steven Sweldens (INSEAD) and Nader…
Huffington Post Unknown
Wednesday, 6 July 2011
Wellbeing: How money manipulates our relationships
This article reports on the outcome of a recent study on the effect of money on our behaviours, feelings and emotions. The original article is written by Dirk Smeesters, Jia Liu (University of Groningen) and Kathleen Vohs (Carlson…
National Post Unknown
Wednesday, 6 July 2011
Copying Clients' Nonverbal Behavior Can Backfire on Advisors
This article reports on the outcome of a recent study on the effect of money on our behaviours, feelings and emotions. The original article is written by Dirk Smeesters, Jia Liu (University of Groningen) and Kathleen Vohs (Carlson…
On Wall Street Online
Tuesday, 5 July 2011
Bereik fairtrade groot
In the last 5 years the worldwide turnover from fairtrade has been increased fourfold. The research that concluded this was done by the Partnerships Resource Centre from RSM.
Wereldwinkels Online
Tuesday, 5 July 2011
Paradox van macht
This article is about the paradox of power. This quality that enables people to serve others, ironically reduces the power to do so.
Het Financieele Dagblad Newspaper
Tuesday, 5 July 2011
Het Nieuwe Werken, ik ben een beetje in de war!
In this blog Arthur Notenboom from People Make the Difference (PMtD) gives his view on Het Nieuwe Werken (the New Ways of Working). He looks back on new developments in the past year.
Het Nieuwe Werken Blog Online
Monday, 4 July 2011
RSM-Forschungsergebnis: Brustkrebs-Kampagnen funktionieren oft nicht, weil sie falsch gestaltet sind
This article reports on the outcome of recent study by Stefano Puntoni, Steven Sweldens (INSEAD) and Nader Tavassoli (London Business School). They found that the use of feminine elements in communication about breast cancer can…
Onkoserv Online
Monday, 4 July 2011
How Money Affects Our Emotions - Study
This article reports on the outcome of a recent study on the effect of money on our behaviours, feelings and emotions. The original article is written by Dirk Smeesters, Jia Liu (University of Groningen) and Kathleen Vohs (Carlson…
Medindia.com Online
Monday, 4 July 2011
Het Nieuwe Werken vooral gericht op ‘zachte effecten’
This article reports on the results of the Nieuwe Werken Barometer (new ways of working barometer) which was developed by RSM and Novey. It shows that the new ways of working improves many things, but productivity isn't one of…
Werken 2.0 Online
Friday, 1 July 2011
THE USUAL SUSPECTS
Matt Symonds reports on why MBA courses are eager to attract a more professionally diverse range of applicants. Saskia Treurniet, Director of the global executive OneMBA programme at RSM, is quoted in this article.
CNBC Unknown
Friday, 1 July 2011