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Can ethical leaders make teams more creative?
Gamze Koseoglu
19/07/2022
The ubiquity of social media means that in today’s business environment, an organisations’ actions are highly visible to the public. ...
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MBJ’s view
Matt Bissett-Johnson
16/07/2022
See current affairs through the eyes of cartoonist Matt Bissett-Johnson.
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Why conspiracy theories are exciting – and dangerous
Donovan Schaefer
14/07/2022
Conspiracy theories have been around for centuries, from witch trials and antisemitic campaigns to beliefs that Freemasons were trying to ...
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How cults corrupt our desire for love and connection
Shane Satterley
11/07/2022
Project Mayhem is an all-male cult – but unlike the real cults that Sarah Steel writes about in Do As ...
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Karl Marx’s philosophy explained
Christopher Pollard
09/07/2022
In 1845, Karl Marx declared: “philosophers have only interpreted the world in various ways; the point is to change it”. ...
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Reason and unreason in the critique of Western civilisation
Paul Monk
07/07/2022
Douglas Murray is a wonderfully free spirit who lucidly tackles the manias of political correctness with erudition, panache and limpid ...
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