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The end of feudal management. What will companies gain if they understand the new rules of leadership and learn to ask the right questions?
Today, organizations succeed not through control, but through trust, relationships and purpose.
Scientists in wartime: resilience that comes at a cost
War has not dimmed ambition, but it has reshaped career expectations.
New relationships rules: How are war and emigration changing Ukrainian women’s attitudes towards family?
Dr Marta Makowska show how Gen Z Ukrainian women in Poland change their views on female roles...
When security meets transition: a new model of social innovation
The key lies in designing solutions that strengthen both goals at once.
When law no longer fits within national borders
Cosmopolitan law is a real contest over who sets the rules.
What drives internet voting: institutional or technological trust?
Citizens participate in internet voting not because they trust the technology, Prof. David...
The Central Bank as an institution “kept by its word”
Credibility acts as the economy’s trust capital.
Does AI have a “better conscience” than we do?
Research shows that AI can be more sensitive to moral signals than humans.
A monument as an operational risk, not only a cultural asset
How one legal provision shapes investment decisions, costs, and liability.
Fossilflation and greenflation: where “new inflation” comes from
Energy and carbon price shocks show up fastest in bills, less in core inflation.
Invisible threads of advantage. Why the traditional view of power in business no longer holds
Advantage emerges from interdependencies and B2B system dynamics.
When working closely with AI backfires
Closer collaboration must produce better outcomes. Prof. Aleksandra Przegalińska asks what if...