Event Coverage

Browder discussed Putin, the war in Ukraine, ongoing efforts by the Russian leader to punish him, and his campaign for justice.

CASI-hosted event features Raymond Baker, author of Invisible Trillions, with Larry Diamond, senior fellow at Freeman Spogli Institute (FSI) and Hoover Institution.

A roundup of media articles, interviews and opinion pieces with Admati, Stanford GSB Professor of Finance & Economics, who has written extensively about the banking system.

CASI discussion examines the consequences of businesses pushing “free market” ideology and the changes needed for markets to support rather than impede democracy.

The founder and chairman of Ownership Works talks to GSB students about increasing engagement and building wealth for lower-income workers.

Faiz Shakir discusses the growing power of the labor movement and how business leaders can better engage with their employees.

CASI faculty co-director Anat Admati speaks at the Stanford GSB Alumni Women’s Leadership Conference.

Former BlackRock CIO for sustainable investing examines “Tesla capitalism” vs. “tobacco capitalism.”

CASI discussion tackles a range of regulatory challenges, financial misdeeds, and agency missteps in recent years.

The US labor movement is gaining new support and energy. Panel discussion explores the evolution of American unions and today’s rapidly changing labor market.

The conference delved into the challenges of climate change on California's largest utility and issues surrounding its governance in the future.

Stanford GSB Professor Jeffrey Pfeffer moderates a lively discussion with New York Times Reporter David Gelles, author of Jack Welch, The Man Who Broke Capitalism.

CASI founder and Co-Faculty Director Professor Anat Admati was honored with this year’s Jaedicke Award at Stanford University’s Graduate School of Business Alumni Reunion.

LOWKeynotes: Student presentations on ideas that change lives, organizations, and the world

The Corporations and Democracy Conference brought together scholars and practitioners to diagnose the root causes of the problems an propose paths forward.

The conference examined the complex interactions and balance of power among corporations, governments, and individuals in democracies today.

On Wednesday, October 7, we hosted a conversation with Marietje Schaake.

Amazon has risen to become one of the largest and most powerful corporations in the world—and many have started to call into question the tactics that it uses to stay on top.

As the world rushes to address the challenges of COVID-19, many leaders are calling for the use of surveillance technologies to enable an effective response to the pandemic.

COVID-19 has exposed and exacerbated chronic weaknesses in the business model of the American healthcare system.