Mark Latonero represented CCLP at the Society for Business Ethics, presenting on "Negotiating Responsible Intervention at the Intersection of Business, Human Rights and Soc" with l Good: Critical Perspectives on Privacy, Data and Technological."……Continue Reading Mark Latonero Presents at the Society for Business Ethics
Category: In the News
Warren G. Bennis, Scholar on Leadership, Dies at 89
We are saddened to report that CCLP advisory board member and distinguished fellow Warren Bennis passed away this weekend at age 89. The New York Times published an obituary highlighting his many contributions as a scholar on leadership…….Continue Reading Warren G. Bennis, Scholar on Leadership, Dies at 89
Women are underrepresented in key movie positions, USC study finds
The Los Angeles Times reports on a study by USC's Media, Diversity, & Social Change Initiative, led by faculty fellow Stacy L. Smith. The study found that women are still underrepresented in key movie positions, with women filling less than a third of all speaking roles across six years of film content…….Continue Reading Women are underrepresented in key movie positions, USC study finds
Can Chinese Journalists Still Push Boundaries?
Foreign Policy published senior fellow Orville Schell's thoughts on China's new regulations for journalists…….Continue Reading Can Chinese Journalists Still Push Boundaries?
Norman Pearlstine on Fortune’s New Editor Alan Murray
The Wrap quotes founding co-chair Norman Pearlstine discussing Fortune's new editor Alan Murray: "There is no one more wired in the business and media worlds, and I am thrilled to have an editor of his caliber and intellect at the helm."……Continue Reading Norman Pearlstine on Fortune’s New Editor Alan Murray
The Children of the Border
Truthdig published an article by senior fellow Richard Reeves on the recent deportation of women and children immigrants to Honduras…….Continue Reading The Children of the Border
Child migrant surge shifts politics of immigration
The Guardian quotes faculty fellow Roberto Suro: "The most potent imagery in immigration politics has been when things are out of control," said Suro, now a journalism professor at the University of Southern California. "Those three words often spell a turn toward restriction, regardless of what the actual circumstance is."……Continue Reading Child migrant surge shifts politics of immigration
No dodging TV blackout for baseball fans in Los Angeles
USA Today quoted managing director Geoffrey Baum about the standoff with Time Warner Cable to get the Los Angeles Dodgers back on TV…….Continue Reading No dodging TV blackout for baseball fans in Los Angeles
The Children on the Rio Grande Have Families and They Are Here
The Huffington Post published an article by faculty fellow Roberto Suro, titled "The Children on the Rio Grande Have Families and They Are Here."……Continue Reading The Children on the Rio Grande Have Families and They Are Here
Hollywood’s Abysmal Record of Casting Hispanic Actors
The Wrap features research by faculty fellow Stacy L. Smith, highlighting "Hollywood's Abysmal Record of Casting Hispanic Actors."……Continue Reading Hollywood’s Abysmal Record of Casting Hispanic Actors