Our guide to all things strategy, from “adjacency expansion” to “value stick.” by HBR Editors What is strategy? This question may be familiar if you’re a seasoned HBR reader: It’s the title of a ...

The concept of strategy-proofness occupies a central position in social choice theory as it ensures that voters derive no advantage from misrepresenting their true preferences. This property not only ...

John Klein, Senior Fellow and Strategist at Falcon Research, Inc. and retired Commander and Naval Flight Officer in the U.S. Navy, spoke with Georgetown students about the growing importance of space ...

Seven questions can clarify what really matters to you. by Rainer Strack, Susanne Dyrchs and Allison Bailey In times of crisis, many of us ponder existential questions about health, security, purpose, ...

Social choice theory examines the methods by which individual preferences are aggregated to form collective decisions. It underpins many democratic procedures and economic models by offering ...

Discover a superior alternative to a traditional business strategy that prioritizes adaptability, innovation and speed in execution, explores its benefits for entrepreneurs, see real-world scenarios ...