Politicians’ temperament may pave way to war, suggests book by legal scholar
New book offers insights on the personalities of diplomats, and the risks that those with certain mindsets introduce on a world stage.
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Study offers strategies to thwart unethical decisions by businesspeople
Study offers strategies to thwart unethical decisions by businesspeople
By and for local people: Grad student looks at energy through justice lens
By and for local people: Grad student looks at energy through justice lens
Researchers find way to spot food spoilage, prevent waste, aid food security
Researchers find way to spot food spoilage, prevent waste, aid food security
Award-winning conductor speaks about the power of music in challenging times
Award-winning conductor speaks about the power of music in challenging times
Grad student leads study on using AI to better assist in humanitarian crises
Grad student leads study on using AI to better assist in humanitarian crises
Award-winning conductor speaks about the power of music in challenging times
Hot on the heels of a JUNO win, York U’s Head of Choral Conducting sits down with Brainstorm to reflect on this remarkable accomplishment; muse about the future of the concert hall; and elaborate on the unique gift that choirs offer in the unsettling era of COVID.
Researchers find way to spot food spoilage, prevent waste, aid food security
A team of chemists have developed accurate, consumer-friendly methods of indicating whether food is safe for consumers. Sweeping ramifications address food security, waste prevention, consumer safety and even healthcare resources – that is, the prevention of hospital stays.
By and for local people: Grad student looks at energy through justice lens
Novel research from the Faculty of Environmental and Urban Change considers sustainable energy through a community lens, underscoring the value of participation of local members through ownership and control of energy.
Study offers strategies to thwart unethical decisions by businesspeople
Comparing unethical decisions of Chinese and Canadian businesspeople, a research team unearths some social variations along the road to corruption. The findings, however, have wide-ranging, practical implications on how to prevent unscrupulous moves in any organization.