Can Mandatory Reporting Help Clean Up the Environment?
Professor Christian Leuz discusses his research on fracking amid the broader debate about transparency in ESG disclosures.
Can Mandatory Reporting Help Clean Up the Environment?These insights were taken from “Making the Switch,” a series designed to help Booth MBAs leverage their degrees for new careers in social impact. The series featured Anny Chou, '17, principal of executive search at Koya Leadership Partners; Donna Snider, ’02, managing director of the Kresge Foundation; and Susan Kane, '91, chief program officer at Blessings in a Backpack. The series was hosted by Booth’s Career Services and the Rustandy Center for Social Sector Innovation, the school’s destination for people tackling complex social and environmental problems.
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Professor Christian Leuz discusses his research on fracking amid the broader debate about transparency in ESG disclosures.
Can Mandatory Reporting Help Clean Up the Environment?UChicago and Hong Kong academics shed light on how to avoid linguistic bias in daily life.
Research Confronts Hidden Bias Behind Judging People by How They TalkThe Rustandy Center is piloting an annual initiative for Booth students interested in working to create social impact in communities near the UChicago campus.
Students Work with Community Members through New Rustandy Challenge