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Ipsita Chatterjee, ESSEC Business School student, explores how political polarization ripples through society.

The Ripple Effects of Political Polarization in Society

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Ipsita Chatterjee, ESSEC Business School student, explores how political polarization ripples through society.

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Achieving a Net Zero Carbon World on Credit. Stephane Hedont-Hartmann, Head of ESG at MoZaïC Asset Management, Valentin Lautier, expert in the mandatory market at Homaio, and Erwan Le Méné, involved in the voluntary market with Eco Tree, explore how carbon credits and permits will shape a decrease in carbon emissions in a bid to reach Net Zero.

Achieving a Net Zero Carbon World on Credit

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Stephane Hedont-Hartmann, Head of ESG at MoZaïC Asset Management, Valentin Lautier, expert in the mandatory market at Homaio, and Erwan Le Méné, involved in the voluntary market with Eco Tree, explore how carbon credits and permits will shape a decrease in carbon emissions in a bid to reach Net Zero.

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Jean-Sébastien Simon, ESSEC Business School, looks at inner and outer progress as a foundational driver of the modern world.

Conscious Business: The importance of both Inner and Outer Progress

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Jean-Sébastien Simon, Lecturer in Sustainability at ESSEC Business School and Consultant in Conscious Business completes a series of eight features on how the Triple Bottom Line can serve as a […]

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Make Sufficiency Sexy. Anshuman Singh Sisodia, ESSEC MSc. in Sustainability Transformation student, and External Sustainability Consultant at Colas, explores our desire to buy, and proposes an original solution to make us slow down and green faster.

Make Sufficiency Sexy

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Anshuman Singh Sisodia, ESSEC MSc. in Sustainability Transformation student and External Sustainability Consultant at Colas, explores our desire to buy, and proposes an original solution to make us slow down […]

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Rituals: The secret to effective knowledge transfer

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Rituals: The secret to effective knowledge transfer, a CoBS Research Pod by CoBS Editor Ana Sofia Bello. Related research: Relational Work and the Knowledge Transfer Process: Rituals in Rural Ghana, […]

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Distribution and Supply Chains: Making them greener while more effective Most optimization studies focus only on diminishing the cost of distributing merchandise – at a price to the environment. But new research by Prof. Claudia Archetti, ESSEC Business School, turns the perspective around to propose a solution that both optimizes delivery and diminishes C02 emissions. From an interview with Prof. Adrian Zicari. Edited by Tom Gamble.

Distribution and Supply Chains: Making them greener while more effective

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Most optimization studies focus only on diminishing the cost of distributing merchandise – at a price to the environment. But new research by Prof. Claudia Archetti, ESSEC Business School, turns […]

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In the aftermath of the global pandemic, the traditional contours of the workplace have undergone a profound metamorphosis. This transformation has prompted a reevaluation of the expectations placed upon professionals and the impact on their authentic selves. Professors Lupu, Ruiz-Castro and Leca’s research sheds light on a two-phase model of role distancing, offering invaluable insights into the challenges faced by modern professionals in reconciling their genuine identities with the demands of the contemporary workplace.

Long Working Hours: Fatality or opportunity for change?

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A spotlight on Ioana Lupu, ESSEC Business School, Mayra Ruiz-Castro, Queen Mary University of London, and Bernard Leca, ESSEC Business School, and their research insight on long working hours and […]

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Increasing Remote Project Team Success with Task Bubbles. In the ever-evolving landscape of professional collaboration, Professor Anca Metiu, ESSEC Business School, unveils critical insights into enhancing group engagement for remote project teams. This spotlight on her research included in the Routledge-CoBS book The Employee and the Post-Pandemic Workplace focuses on the concept of "task bubbles," shedding light on the intricate dynamics that contribute to project team success.

Increasing Remote Project Team Success with Task Bubbles

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In the ever-evolving landscape of professional collaboration, Professor Anca Metiu, ESSEC Business School, unveils critical insights into enhancing group engagement for remote project teams. This spotlight on her research included […]

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Tango of Tensions: How Argentinian accountants missed the beat for jurisdiction in sustainability reporting. Sustainability reporting has become a global phenomenon due to increased CSR awareness. Although there are some universal solutions, how sustainability reporting is carried out and who performs it varies from country to country. Professors Carlos Ramirez and Adrian Zicari, from ESSEC Business School, analyze the reasons why the accounting profession has been unsuccessful in becoming the leading provider of sustainability reporting in Argentina. In this context, they highlight the adoption of international reporting models that do not account for the unique CSR issues that are specific to the country.

Tango of Tensions: Argentina, accounting, and sustainability reporting

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Sustainability reporting has become a global phenomenon due to increased CSR awareness. Although there are some universal solutions, how sustainability reporting is carried out and who performs it varies from […]

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ChatGPT: Revolutionizing communication or threatening human interaction? ChatGPT might conflict with the human values of fostering creativity and learning from experience, but the only way to harness it is for academia to be transparent with this breakthrough in technology and re-evaluate its curricula contends Ana Sofia Bello, ESSEC Business School GBBA student CSR competition finalist.

ChatGPT: Revolutionizing communication or threatening human interaction?

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ChatGPT might conflict with the human values of fostering creativity and learning from experience, but the only way to harness it is for academia to be transparent with this breakthrough […]

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