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  • Why ruthless characters rise at work and why some managers choose them

    Why ruthless characters rise at work and why some managers choose them

    New UBC Sauder research reveals why some managers actively favour manipulative or self-serving workers—and how those choices can backfire in the long run.

  • Dr. Randall F White

    Dr. Randall F White

  • Adjunct Professor James Hickling

    Adjunct Professor James Hickling

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  • Dr. Adeera Levin

    Dr. Adeera Levin

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    Dr. Jamie Yuen

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    Dr. Tim Paulson

  • Dr. Juliet Lu

    Assistant ProfessorChina's environmental politics, global China, Chinese overseas investments, Chinese infrastructure, agricultural investments, agribusiness, land conflicts, land grabs, Laos, Mekong Region, land politics, large-scale land acquisitions, biodiversity, Convention on Biological Diversity, COP15, environmental governance, global environmental politics

  • Dr. Sofia Bartlett

    Dr. Sofia Bartlett

  • Dr Elizabeth Nethery

    Dr Elizabeth Nethery

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