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New ideas and new ways of looking at the world's problems are at the heart of the Rotman School of Management. Take a look at new books and new research from Rotman faculty or watch a video of one of our experts on their work.
Rotman researchers study a broad range of management issues using a variety of methodologies and underlying disciplines.
In her new book, Professor Sarah Kaplan urges business professionals to examine their organizations from the perspectives of all stakeholders — all 360 degrees around them.
A Rotman researcher looks at the human factors that shape financial decision making.
A Rotman researcher wants to know what unites and divides people.
A recent Rotman study shows that consumers pay attention to the size and type of companies they deal with, and they make certain judgement calls about customer service and competence.
A Rotman researcher discusses why we need to start thinking about quantum computing.
A new comparative history text, written by Rotman professors, is an essential read for finance professionals everywhere.
New research shows that negative feedback can help or hinder creativity. It depends on where the criticism comes from.
A Rotman PhD student looks at the roles of relationships between firms in driving responsible business practices globally
Organizations are stepping up because their investors are demanding it.
Research shows investors can benefit from paying attention to social media.
A Rotman researcher digs through public records and financial reports to get at the origins and real effects of the gender gap.
Using in-depth data analysis, Rotman researchers analyze the inner workings of one hospital’s recently redesigned emergency department.
A Rotman professor shares some key insights on our purchasing decisions.
A Rotman professor on creating or finding spaces that inspire creativity and imagination to feed innovation.
When it comes to artificial intelligence (AI), most of us feel a mix of excitement and dread. On the one hand, AI could make our lives significantly easier by automating everyday tasks. At the same time, we can’t help but wonder how this technology might make our jobs — and us — redundant.
A Rotman professor has developed an essential handbook on preventing and managing disasters.
Rotman professor looks at how micro-level factors might influence economic development in emerging economies — in ways we might not expect.
A Rotman researcher examines technologies that could be used for measuring consumer tastes and choices
Professor Claire CélérierRotman professor examines household welfare and makes sense of trends in financial services, products and innovation
Professor Nathanial Baum-SnowA Rotman researcher looks at why neighbourhoods change, how they form and how their development relates to infrastructure projects
Professor Tiziana CasciaroA Rotman researcher explores the significance of organizational networks
Professor Christopher Liu’s research provides some important considerations on how organizations can go about creating functional spaces that benefit individuals and the broader business.
Professor Nicola LaceteraA Rotman researcher examines people’s motivations and ethics when it comes to money, time and their bodies.
Professor Anita McGahanA Rotman researcher examines and tackles the major challenges in healthcare with a business mindset.
Professor Aida WahidHow do we assemble a board of directors that can monitor activities effectively and guide management in making the right moves?
Professor Mitch HoffmanA professor of Strategic Management looks at how employees and employers behave and make decisions
Professor Liyan YangFinance researcher is interested in whether the regulations surrounding financial information and disclosures make sense
Professor Lu HanBusiness Economics researchers strive to predict future trends and purchasing behaviours in real estate
Professor Gonzalo RomeroRotman researcher studies how foundations can make the most out of fundraised money
Professor Avi GoldfarbRotman researcher explores the costs and benefits of raising capital online.
Professor Sonia KangStudy examines how students and employees can reclaim their power during challenging situations.
Best-sellers, classics and works offering new insights, these books are authored, co-authored or edited or co-edited by current Rotman faculty, and are currently in print and offered for sale.
Rotman Faculty is ranked 16th in the world by the Financial Times for research. Explore some of their latest ideas.
Each week, our faculty share their groundbreaking research, published work and their authoritative insight into an exceptionally wide range of management issues. Take a moment to find out what's happening this week at Rotman.
Rotman Management magazine, published tri-annually by the Rotman School of Management, features the latest in global business thinking.
Videos featuring sample lectures and presentations by some of the esteemed professors who teach at the Rotman School.
Throughout the year, some of the greatest minds in business visit the Rotman School to share their insights in our ongoing suite of Speakers Series.
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