A new study shows that some gender stereotypes have shifted significantly over the decades, while others remain stubbornly in place.
A new report finds that using humor in the workplace raises the status of male employees but has the opposite effect for women.
When defining an effective leader, traditionally feminine characteristics are considered secondary to attributes like assertiveness.
There’s a significantly higher concentration of environmental hazards and degradation in black communities, but no leaders to work toward solutions.
New research shows that countries with a lot of ethnic diversity experience greater economic growth when they have a female head of state.
A meta-analysis of previous studies shows that moderate self-obsession is positively correlated with effective leadership.
Why attempts to characterize President Obama as a leader unable to cajole and intimidate our other elected officials are profoundly misguided.
In the year after declaring diversity one of their core values, Etsy watched their female engineers drop to four out of 85.
In hunting for leadership potential, you might make sweet music by looking at marching bands — or at least the examples good ones set.
A call on the professorial classes to help check abuses of governmental power. And to start confronting the Alberto Gonzaleses of the world — before they wreak havoc.
New research suggests every choice made depletes our store of mental energy, lessening our ability to control impulses.