Every Story Tells a Picture: Lessons from Cartoons on Corporate Governance Harvard Case Solution & Analysis

While stories are informed through pictures, in the event of cartoons, pictures are also told by stories. A theory of cartooning suggests that animations reflect public sentiment toward dilemmas. As such, cartoons are a useful way of estimating and tracking public sentiment over time. This informative article uses a historical animation evaluation to track public sentiment toward issues.

Specifically, it compares what they portrayed after and what animations represented prior to the economic crash of 2008. The criteria of story, location, binary struggle, and normative transfer were used as a framework to examine 258 cartoons.

PUBLICATION DATE: November 15, 2012 PRODUCT #: BH497-HCB-ENG

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