Management and Strategy Department

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    Assistant Professor of Management & Strategy Niko Matouschek Photo © Nathan Mandell

The Department of Management and Strategy contains a diverse group of very active researchers, scholars, teachers, and consultants. We are proud to contribute to the training of managers at the best business school in the world. more... 

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The Biggest Regret of All
Life begets regrets, but one looms larger than the others
Based on the research of Mike Morrison And Neal J. Roese
Life begets regrets, but one looms larger than the others: Regret features heavily when people reflect on their lives, but there is one thing we regret more than anything else. In previous studies, education was at the top, but those only surveyed a limited sample of the population. Neal Roese asked a representative sample of Americans what they most regretted. Read on to find out what it is.

A Dieting Conundrum
Why dieters underestimate calorie counts of meals
Based on the research of Alexander Chernev
Why dieters underestimate calorie counts of meals: Why is it that people serious about dieting always seem to have difficulty losing weight? Research by Alexander Chernev suggests the answer may be in the way we estimate the calories of meals with healthful sides.

Be Good, Get Mad
Exerting self-control makes people more inclined to anger
Based on the research of David Gal And Wendy Liu
Exerting self-control makes people more inclined to anger: Self-control is typically considered a virtue, but the admirable trait may have a dark side, too. David Gal investigated people’s emotions after acts of self-restraint, and the results were vexing.

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Management & Strategy Department News

  • The Kellogg Debates

    Students and faculty consider the question: ‘Did Wall Street’s boom cause Main Street’s stagnation?’
  • Scientific productivity increases with age

    New research co-authored by Associate Professor Benjamin Jones reveals that breakthrough discoveries are no longer dominated by the very young

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