We analyzed whether the Latin American nations are good candidates to become part of the ambitious Chinese New Silk Road Program (also known as the Belt and Road Initiative), and Chile, Peru, Panama, and Mexico offer the best possibilities for success

Amor a Mar (Love of the Sea) aims to change consumption habits in order to reduce large-scale fishing and improve fishermen’s quality of life

Talking about China has become common since the trade dispute with the US, but how are Chinese companies preparing for the ‘war of civilizations'?

If the problem of plastic waste is so enormous, why are we still using this material?

In VUCA (volatile, ucertain, complex, ambiguity) contexts, traditional leadership does not work anymore. Today there is less and less predictabiliy, so leaders need to be much more entrepreneurial. Professor Jay Rao, at Babson College, explains why entrepreneurial leaders are better equipped to tackle today's challenges.

Companies can no longer afford to be ‘un’sustainable. Daniel Esty, the Hillhouse Professor of Environmental Law and Policy at Yale University, makes a compelling argument for what he calls the “sustainability imperative” in the book Labyrinth of Sustainability, published in collaboration with EGADE Business School.

Sustainable finance is at a unique juncture in Mexico

The Green Gross Domestic Product (GGDP) accounts for the economic value of the impact on the environment and natural resources of economic activities

Mexican Pension Funds, called Afores, are not doing a good job, because the different participants in the system have a great deal of work pending

Environmental tax incentives can help to reduce air pollution