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Business Skills for the Desert Island If a Wharton graduate were dropped on a desert island, would he or she be able to survive? Jennifer Leonard G00 WG00 got this opportunity in a figurative way—and she did survive. In fact, she became a CFO. Read the full article here.

The Greek crisis has mutated into a Franco-German confrontation over the rules that govern European unity. For France, European integration is a goal to be achieved regardless of the cost. For Germany, although European unity figures prominently on its agenda, the speed and depth of European integration must be analyzed…Read More

Infrastructure needs worldwide have never been greater. Population growth, migration from rural to urban areas, and the rise of the middle class of consumers will in combination create vastly greater needs for transportation, energy, water, and telecommunications. Much of the increased demand will originate from Asia, while repairs and upgrades…Read More

Regina Abrami has published a chapter in Regina Abrami, Edmund Malesky, and Yu Zheng, “Vietnam through Chinese Eyes: Divergent Accountability in Single-Party Regimes.” In Martin Dimitrov, ed. Why Communism Did Not Collapse: Understanding Authoritarian Regime Resilience in Asia and Europe (New York: Cambridge University Press), pp. 237-275. She has also…Read More

Lauder’s Arabic Program featured in MBAPrograms.org‘s article, “8 MBA programs for Studying Abroad in Dubai.”

Lauder’s Global Program featured in Wharton Magazine, July 29, 2013.