JMS Insights Blog
When Sustainability Reporting Becomes Mandatory: Greater Transparency, Greater Scrutiny
Summary Governments have increasingly regulated CSR, mainly by requiring transparency rather than defining corporate outcomes...Continue reading→
When Governments Roll Back Sustainability and Corporate Freedom Does Not Increase
When governments roll back corporate sustainability responsibilities, they often do so in the name of...Continue reading→
How one social enterprise stirred up the entire chocolate industry
Summary: Many social enterprises achieve positive social change in local, contained contexts but very few...Continue reading→
Before You Eliminate Family Favoritism, Consider the Context
Short summary Family firms often treat family and non-family executives differently. Such “bifurcation bias” is...Continue reading→
When Algorithms Decide Who Counts: The New Status Hierarchies of the AI Age
Summary Years of investment in AI fairness, audits, debiasing toolkits, ethics boards, have not stopped...Continue reading→
To Understand State-Owned Enterprises, Watch What They Protect
Construction of the Rodovia dos Imigrantes, São Paulo, 1975. Developed by the state-controlled DERSA and...Continue reading→
Why is Indian Property Always Up for Grabs
Nobody wants their property stolen, yet that is exactly what occurs to many Native Americans....Continue reading→
Advancing abductive theory building: Getting abduction right
As a student of abduction, I read Fleming and Oswick’s (2026) article titled Advancing Abductive...Continue reading→
Carrots, Sticks, and Culture: What Drives the Clean-Energy Transition
Summary When a green technology still costs more than the destructive technology it replaces, what...Continue reading→
Why “Quiet Quitting” Is a Contract Renegotiation You Didn’t See Coming
Summary Unhappy workers reportedly cost US firms $1.9 trillion, yet property rights theory struggles to...Continue reading→