Author Li Huang

Li Huang

Assistant Professor of Organizational Behavior, INSEAD

Prof. Huang holds a PhD in Management and Organizations from the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University. Her research examines how the tension between contradictory psychological forces drives and regulates mental, social, and organizational life. She is especially interested in how power, creativity, trust, cooperation, ethical decisions, and future-oriented behavior can emerge from these tensions. Widely published in academic journals, her research and insights have also received numerous media mentions including The Economist, The Wall Street Journal, Forbes, Scientific American, and more.

Nervous Before the Big Game? Pump Up The Bass

Li Huang

Economics, Politics & Economics, Society & Culture

Can music actually make us feel more powerful? INSEAD Professor of Organizational Behavior, Li Huang, examines music’s psychological and creative effects.

With Teen Mental Health Deteriorating Over Five Years, There's a Likely Culprit

Why We’re in Such a Frenzy About Prince Harry and Meghan Markle

I Run ‘Facial Recognition’ on Buildings to Unlock Architectural Secrets

A Quick Parents’ Guide For Children Pursuing Higher Education

The Weight of the Presidency

How Artificial Intelligence Can Detect – and Create – Fake News

Teen Girls and the Earliest Gender Inequalities in the Labor Market

Five Important Ways to Think About Privacy

Canned Food History: A Conversation with Anna Zeide

How Artificial Intelligence Can Detect – and Create – Fake News

Forced Sterilization Programs in California Once Harmed Thousands – Particularly Latinas

Parents feel weird about sex ed for LGBTQ teens

Author Li Huang

Li Huang

Nervous Before the Big Game? Pump Up The Bass