Private Equity Makes ESG Promises. But Their Impact Is Often Superficial.
Senior Lecturer Ken Pucker co-publishes an article in Institutional Investor on the "superficial" state of ESG in private equity.
Taliban Bounties Would Be a New Low Even for Putin
Dean Emeritus Admiral James Stavridis shares his recommended response to claims that Russia offered Taliban fighters bounties to kill U.S. service members, via Bloomberg Opinion.
Dubai Police Release Hilariously High-Octane Video of Cybercriminals’ Arrests
Josephine Wolff shares her reactions to cybercriminals' sense of comfort and complacency, via her Slate column.
Why Did Kim Jong-un’s Sister Become the Face of North Korea?
Sung-Yoon Lee published op-ed in The New York Times on the rapid rise of Kim Jong Un's sister.
Korean War 70 Years On
Sung-Yoon Lee appears on CGTN to discuss the 70th anniversary of the outbreak of the Korean War.
16 Ways The Pandemic Recovery Could Be Green
Dean Rachel Kyte tells WBUR what she thinks is the most immediate, actionable thing that could be done to fix the climate crisis.
Big Oil’s Long Bet on Hydrogen Offers a Climate Lifeline
Dean Rachel Kyte speaks with Bloomberg about hydrogen's potential to decarbonize the world.
Summer Book Recommendations
What’s worth reading? Tufts faculty, staff, and alumni share their favorite books
The Korean War: The Origin of Pyongyang's State Lies
Sung-Yoon Lee published op-ed in The Hill on the 70th anniversary of the start of the Korean War.
