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COP 28

By Mike Rosenberg

Climate change sell-out or landmark global warming fightback? Whatever your point of view, Cop28, the 28th such meeting of its kind, was not short on controversy.  This year the event was held in Dubai and 84,000 people registered to attend. Critics often point to the carbon footprint of moving this many people from place to […]

Climate Change

Business Schools for Climate Leadership

By Mike Rosenberg

8 Leading European business schools have come together to pool their efforts in educating students and business leaders on the issues connected with mitigating and adapting to climate change

Geopolitics

Real Leadership in Turbulent Times

By Mike Rosenberg

IESE’s dean, Franz Heukamp brought together 13 CEOs of large Spanish companies to give them a summary of what different IESE professors have been saying about the managerial implications of the emergency and to encourage them to share their thoughts and ideas with each other

  • Geopolitics
  • Strategy & Sustainability

Pay attention or go to the beach?

Mike RosenbergAugust 11, 2014

Something special happens on the Mediterranean coast in August and perhaps we should let world events fade into the background for a few weeks.

  • Geopolitics

Can Egypt offer Gaza a future?

Mike RosenbergAugust 4, 2014

As Israeli begins to withdraw from the latest incursion into Gaza, perhaps Egypt is the only actor who can overcome the current geopolitical stalemate to improve the lives of the people of Gaza …

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Australia and Wind Power

Mike RosenbergJuly 28, 2014

Wind Energy offers 20-30% of electric power in some countries but the giant wind generators do have local, national and even international critics

  • Climate Change
  • Energy

Australia & Climate Change

Mike RosenbergJuly 21, 2014

Energy policy and the environment are not only decisive issues in Australian politics but the history of the recently repealed emissions trading scheme or “carbon tax” shows how such issues can divide politicians, parties and even people.

  • Climate Change
  • Energy
  • Strategy & Sustainability

Offshore Oil and Shale Gas in Spain

Mike RosenbergJuly 14, 2014

Spain’s government is in favor of offshore drilling and shale gas despite local opposition and potential threats to the truism …

Mike Rosenberg

Mike Rosenberg is Associate Professor of strategic management at IESE Business School where he teaches in the MBA and executive education programs on strategy, sustainability, globalization, and geo-politics. His books deal with environmental sustainability, geo-politics, and the future of the media industry.

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