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Can a Growth Mindset Close the Education Gap? Rethinking a Popular Solution to Educational Inequality
Growth mindset interventions aim to empower students by promoting the belief that intelligence is malleable. While they show modest academic benefits, new research suggests they cannot overcome structural inequalities alone. Socioeconomic status remains a major driver of achievement gaps, highlighting that belief must be paired with systemic support to truly close the education gap.
Dr Joan Madia
May 16, 20256 min read
Beyond the Boundary: Examining the IPL's success and future
Cricket remains a cultural cornerstone in South Asia, especially India, despite global decline. The Indian Premier League (IPL), driven by a strong franchise model and massive fanbase, exemplifies cricket’s commercial success. With a $10B brand value, the IPL thrives amid challenges like corruption scandals and global competition, showcasing cricket’s adaptability and resilience.
Dr Bidit Dey
May 14, 20258 min read
Seizing the Moment: How the UK Can Capitalize on the US Academia Brain Drain
The UK has a unique opportunity to attract displaced scholars, especially from the US, boosting its economy, closing skills gaps in STEM and tech, and enhancing its global academic standing. By offering a stable, inclusive research environment, the UK can foster innovation, international cooperation, and resilience, securing its role as a global leader in science and education.
Dr Catia Nicodemo
May 13, 20256 min read
Navigating AI Governance in Health Systems: A Roadmap for Executives
AI is transforming healthcare, but without strong governance, systems risk harm, lawsuits, and eroding trust. Responsible oversight is essential.
Dr Gillie Gabay
May 7, 20254 min read
Global value chains in reverse? The rocky road to “made at home”
We all constantly hear the terms "innovation" and "AI" (Artificial Intelligent) and expect science fiction to turn into reality in healthcare systems. But healthcare systems are lagging. Why?
Prof George Batsakis
May 5, 20254 min read
We all constantly hear the terms "innovation" and "AI" (Artificial Intelligent) and expect science fiction to turn into reality in healthcare systems. But healthcare systems are lagging. Why?
We all constantly hear the terms "innovation" and "AI" (Artificial Intelligent) and expect science fiction to turn into reality in healthcare systems. But healthcare systems are lagging. Why?
Dr Gillie Gabay
May 1, 20255 min read
The Hidden Hunger Crisis in Europe: Millions Unable to Afford a Healthy Diet
Southern European countries face higher rates of healthy diet unaffordability than Northern Europe, despite improvements since 2017. This nutritional inequality reflects economic disparities and challenges EU commitments to health equity.
Dr Joan Madia
Apr 16, 20256 min read
Responsible AI: A step toward inclusive, ethical and responsible use of artificial intelligence
AI must be ethical and inclusive—regulation is key to prevent bias, harm, and inequality.
Dr Bidit Dey
Apr 15, 20258 min read
The China shock is coming to China
China faces its own “China Shock” as rising wages and automation shift low-end manufacturing to Southeast Asia.
Prof Emanuele Bracco
Apr 10, 20254 min read
When the political ideology of CEOs intertwines with corporate leadership: How partisanship leads to moral (dis)engagement
CEOs' political ideology shapes corporate ethics, CSR, and misconduct risks—Elon Musk is a prime example of this dynamic.
Prof Batsakis
Apr 8, 20255 min read
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