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The person as a strategic asset in the company
During his induction into the RAED, Alfonso Jiménez advocates for transforming workforces into a key productive factor for all types of companies and organizations, going beyond performance or productivity, to become the primary mechanism for corporate projection
The arrest of Charles III’s brother and its implications
Daniel Berzosa reflects on the implications for the British parliamentary monarchy of the prosecution of Andrew Mountbatten, brother of King Charles III, in the Epstein case in the article “Andrés Windsor y el Estado de derecho” (Andrés Windsor and the Rule of Law)
The elite of executive education
Mireia Las Heras, David López, and Pedro Nueno share the prominent position held by IESE’s business programs, which they lead at two of the world’s leading business schools, according to the annual ranking compiled by the British newspaper “The Financial Times.”
The seams of the spanish economy
José Daniel Barquero warns about the structural risk that the Spanish economy is facing due to the “technical tie” between public employees and the self-employed in the article “España, al límite” (Spain, on the brink)
United for the promotion of physical activity
Marcela González-Gross, part of the scientific group that leads the Global Alliance for the Promotion of Physical Activity, an initiative led by different organizations and societies in response to concerns about the increasing prevalence of physical inactivity and non-communicable diseases worldwide
Tracing the footprint of leukemia cells
Javier Redondo leads a study revealing how leukemia cells that grow for days in a very dense, three-dimensional environment, similar to that found in human tissues, subsequently retain lasting nuclear deformations and changes in the packaging of their DNA
Straight to the bull’s-eye of cancer
Antonio Alarcó reflects on the discovery of a new bacterial protein, present in both the human gut microbiome and soil bacteria, that could transform how medical treatments, especially cancer treatments, are administered
Humanization
August Corominas reflects on the human condition and the social role that has advanced the species thanks to its consciousness and morality, in the article “Humanización”
A verifiable and conscious business leadership
During his induction into the Royal Academy of Business and Economics (RAED), Juan Pablo Ventosa called for a business leadership that moves beyond an abstract and arbitrary concept to become a verifiable, conscious, and adaptive discipline
Demography, reproduction and epigenetics: a present projected into the future
In his presentation, “Demography, Reproduction, and Epigenetics,” Joaquim Gironella reflects on the impact of current demographic changes and their relationship to human reproduction and epigenetics, highlighting that Western societies are experiencing a marked decline in birth rates and a progressive aging of the population
Francesc Torralba, a testimony of hope
Francesc Torralba reflects on the meaning, value, and necessity of hope in the current context, marked by disenchantment, immediacy, and individualism, during an interview featured in the latest issue of “Vida Nueva” magazine
Competitiveness and fair wages go hand in hand
Agustín Moreno Ruz points out how productivity and performance should serve as an objective basis for setting decent wages, in the article “Sostenibilidad, fuerza laboral y fondo de comercio interno de la empresa” (Sustainability, workforce and internal goodwill of the company)
