Crowdfunding as Mutual Giving
Part 1 of a feature article that looks at new research by ESSEC Business School’s Prof. Arthur Gautier with a focus on how reward-based crowdfunding platforms are shaking-up the self-Interest vs. altruism dichotomy.
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The Other Side of the Global Environmental Conversation
Professor Hamid Bouchikhi spoke with ESSEC Knowledge LIVE to discuss COP 23 and the critical role entrepreneurs must play in a more sustainable future. According to professor Hamid Bouchikhi, many large corporations […]
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Opening Up the Incubator’s Black Box
Prof. Tales Andreassi, FGV-EAESP, looks into which key factors enable incubators to foster successful start-ups.
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Exploring the Incubator’s Black Box
Prof. and Deputy-Dean Tales Andreassi, FGV-EAESP, shares his research into incubators and start-up survival.
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Travis Kalanick, Entrepreneurs, and…Icarus
Travis Kalanick, Entrepreneurs, and…Icarus
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The Council on Business & Society: A Global Voice magazine, issue #1
Global Voice magazine #1
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China Urgently Needs More Responsible Entrepreneurs
Prof. Hamid Bouchihki, ESSEC Business School, explores why China urgently needs more responsible entrepreneurs.
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Asia: Business in Bloom
Asia remains one of the most attractive regions in the world for international business. As its population and their buying power grow together, political, cultural and economic forces align to perpetually reveal new opportunities. By Professor Cedomir Nestorovic, ESSEC Asia-Pacific.
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For an African Entrepreneurial Area
Prof. Hamid Bouchikhi, ESSEC, asserts that for an African entrepreneurial area to materialize requires in-depth work with the younger generations.
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Small businesses should think big on governance
Geoffroy Roux de Bézieux, CEO, OMEA Telecom/Virgin Mobile, founder of ISAI internet entrepreneur investment fund, and ESSEC alumnus, takes a look at entrepreneurship and the impact of governance and stakeholders […]
