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Modern Indian Art: The Birth of a Market

Views:226 | Author:Mukti Khaire | Posted on August 14, 2010

Categories are cognitive constructs meant to organise large amounts of information into manageable units.Goods classified as belonging to the same category are more similar to each other than to goods.. Read full story

Outliers

Views:234 | Author:Malcolm Gladwell | Posted on August 4, 2010

It turns out that there is also a big difference in how number-naming systems in Western and Asian languages are constructed. In English, we say fourteen, sixteen, seventeen, eighteen and nineteen, so.. Read full story

Living a rich life without losing your soul

Views:363 | Author:Steven Z Leder | Posted on August 2, 2010

If a genie gave you the choice between riches or beauty, which would you choose? Most people would probably pick wealth. As we all know, beauty fades, but money earns interest with time. Many of us wh.. Read full story

Get rid of the performance review!

Views:217 | Author:Samuel Culbert | Posted on August 1, 2010

As far as I’m concerned, there’s one certainty about performance reviews: they are a curse upon our workplaces. They allow bosses to intimidate, rather than manage. They hurt morale and pr.. Read full story

Deep Economy

Views:385 | Author:Bill McKibben | Posted on July 29, 2010

For most of human history, the two birds More and Better roosted on the same branch… You could toss one stone and hope to hit both. But the distinguishing feature of our moment is this: Better .. Read full story

A framework for measuring social perfromance

Views:277 | Author:Alnoor Ebrahim | Posted on July 27, 2010

The social sector is in the midst of a search for metrics of impact. Leaders of organisations in the social sector are under growing pressure to demonstrate their impacts on pressing societal problems.. Read full story

A user's guide to the brain

Views:295 | Author:John Ratey | Posted on July 26, 2010

Certainly, much of the course of our brains’ development is determined while we are foetuses and young children. But as we will see, there are many other factors that can alter the process &mdas.. Read full story

Imagining India

Views:198 | Author:Nandan Nilekani | Posted on July 24, 2010

The evolution of IT worldwide has given us a whiff of its potential. Since the invention of the transistor, technology has evolved to astonish even its most optimistic champions. Computers and other f.. Read full story

The good, the bad and the difference

Views:267 | Author:Randy Cohen | Posted on July 23, 2010

That this is one of the book’s longest chapters is unsurprising: it takes up the ethics of commercial transactions, our culture’s most common sort of human interaction. One way or another,.. Read full story

Sway: The irresistible pull of irrational behavior

Views:245 | Author:Rom Brafman | Posted on July 22, 2010

A growing body of research reveals that our behaviour and decision-making are influenced by an array of such psychological undercurrents and that they are much more powerful and pervasive than most of.. Read full story


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