decision making - Publications - Faculty & Research

01 Sep 2008
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Raiffa Honored for Life’s Work in Decision Analysis

HBS professor emeritus Howard Raiffa, a pioneer in the field of decision analysis,is the recipient of this year’s Thomas C. Schelling Award. The award is given annually by Harvard’s Kennedy School to an individual whose intellectual work... View Details

Keywords: awards; Colleges, Universities, and Professional Schools; Educational Services

02 Apr 2024
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What's Enough to Make Us Happy?

18 Dec 2020
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Making Doctors Effective Managers and Leaders

03 Jan 2022
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Making Healthy Practices Habitual

12 Jul 2016
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Prof. Howard Raiffa, Giant in Game Theory and Decision Analysis, Dies at 92

30 Apr 2021
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Why Anger Makes a Wrongly Accused Person Look Guilty

15 Aug 2023
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Why Giving to Others Makes Us Happy

19 Sep 2019
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How TiVo is trying to make a comeback

16 Jul 2019
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The Making of a Movement

making decisions that could advance treatment options for patients with rare cancers. Neither of the Linns worked in science or medicine. A few years earlier, rare cancers had not even been on their radar.... View Details

Keywords: Greg Forbes Siegman; cancer

01 Sep 2016
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Making Progress on Strategic Priorities

society. “One of the main goals Harvard Business School wants to achieve with the Gender Initiative is to ground discussions about gender in rigorous research so that people can make better-informed View Details

12 Feb 2017
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Harvard Business School makes a case for diversity

08 Sep 2016
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How We Make It Work

1974), president, Consulting Resources Corporation “The foundation for “making it work” has been setting up priorities and sticking to them. Simply knowing that work is not number one has made decision View Details

12 Jul 2016
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Prof. Howard Raiffa, Giant in Game Theory and Decision Analysis, Dies at 92

Keywords: Managerial Economics

01 Dec 2011
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Making the Case for Leadership

thought had laid the company low, making this one of his finest leadership hours as he oversaw Corning’s return to stability. A former board chairman of the Metropolitan Museum of Art and former (and longest-serving ever) member of the... View Details