Companies give 2 billion euro's to charity annually. Dr Lonneke Roza explains the different motives corporations have to do this.

Digital community currencies are on the rise. They can be great tools for achieving social goals. There are key factors to take into account.

Organisations have to balance stability with innovation. For this, it's crucial to identify the innovation behaviours of employees.

Even tiny teams of two develop better ideas than individuals. Yet, many people want to generate ideas alone. Dirk Deichmann researched why.

Dirk Schoenmaker's blog on how the 2018 Nobel Prize for Economics shows that a sustainable economy is possible, if we put our minds to it.

Corporate social responsibility has gone mainstream. But behind the scenes some corporations act quite differently on the political stage.

Start-ups often communicate a ‘disruptive vision’ to attract investors: their product will change everything. How effective is that?

In history, surges of innovation often suddenly occurred after long uneventful periods. Did climate change pressure people to innovate?

Love in organisations, climate change and innovation, why customers reject your innovations and more. RSM Discovery Magazine is out now!

To be an inspirational middle manager you need behavioral integrity. But how do you do that if you are undermined by higher management?

More and more companies are “born global”. Instead of starting just in their own market, they see potential customers whole world.

Sometimes scientific theories become self-fulfilling. When that happens companies better pay attention. Read the award winning paper.

The UK might leave the Single Market without proper alternatives. Henk de Vries takes a business perspective: there could be a way out.

We look at work relationships from a western perspective, but it may be beneficial to understand the Chinese concept of guanxi.

People are very sensitive to injustice. Do we rather punish violators or compensate victims? The hormone oxytocine plays a remarkable role.

Over 15.000 consumer behaviour studies have used participants on online marketplace MTurk. How do researchers make sure such data is good?

The United Nation's Sustainable Development Goals: are multinationals using them?

People in power positions often act like narcissists. Do narcissists get themselves into power positions, or does power create narcissists?

Crowdsourced consumer data, innovation is a team sport, power struggles, how big should small firms think, and the Chinese concept of Guanxi

Marketeers no longer only have to rely on what consumers tell them about brand perception. We can now see it in the brain.