Leah Henderson,
23 April 2026
Psychological experiments indicate that even when people have been exposed to exactly the same evidence, their opinions may move in opposite directions, leading to even greater disagreement.
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Marya Besharov,
06 March 2025
In the last two decades, the boundaries between business and the social sector have blurred. Early pioneers like Grameen Bank in Bangladesh broke away from using charity to address complex social problems like inequality and instead started offering microloans and other financial services.
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Florian Englmaier,
Nicola Lacetera,
15 July 2024
When empirically studying questions in the social sciences, we often need to find numeric measures for “soft” constructs such as culture, trust, individual traits, strength of institutions, etc. However, most human interaction is not numeric, but verbal.
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