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Greenflation: The Achilles heel of the green economy? Paul Pernot, MiM student and ESSEC Business School Winner of the 2022 CoBS student CSR competition, analyses the increasing phenomenon of greenflation and offers several ways forward to stabilize the green transition.

Greenflation: The Achilles heel of the green economy?

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Paul Pernot, ESSEC MiM student, analyzes greenflation and the solutions required to stabilize the green transition.

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The Way to Changing an Overwork Culture: Unions or individual action? Professor Ioana Lupu, ESSEC Business School, and Senior Lecturer Mayra Ruiz-Castro, University of Roehampton Faculty of Business and Law, explore the overwork culture in professional firms and two recent factors – remote working and unionisation – that might tip the scales towards a sounder work-life balance.

The Way to Changing an Overwork Culture: Unions or individual action?

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The Way to Changing an Overwork Culture: Unions or individual action?
By Professor Ioana Lupu, ESSEC Business School, and Senior Lecturer Mayra Ruiz-Castro, University of Roehampton Faculty of Business and Law.

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Covid-19 Before and After: A call to go further in the fight for gender equality - Kevin Beltou, ESSEC Business School MiM alumnus and now studying at Columbia-LSE, looks into gender equality trends pre- and post-Covid-19 and makes the argument for the crucial role deconstruction of gender and racial stereotypes can play.

Covid-19: A call to go further in the fight for gender equality

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Kevin Beltou, ESSEC Business School, probes gender equality and the crucial role deconstruction of gender and racial stereotypes can play.

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Trust and Loyalty: Keys to the success of stakeholder capitalism - Thomas Clergeot, ESSEC Business School Alumnus and Compliance Officer at BNP Paribas Asset Management Belgium, puts shareholder and stakeholder capitalism under the lens and calls for a change in how we perceive price and profits.

Trust and Loyalty: Keys to the success of stakeholder capitalism

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Thomas Clergeot, ESSEC Business School Alumnus and Compliance Officer at BNP Paribas Asset Management Belgium, puts shareholder and stakeholder capitalism under the lens and calls for a change in how we perceive price and profits.

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Learning through the Unresolved Dilemma: A tribute to the teaching case - Richard McCracken, Director of The Case Centre, and Professor Adrian Zicari, ESSEC Business School-Council on Business & Society, lead us through the teaching case – a rich and challenging journey that combines research with narrative strength and Socratic questioning to deliver student engagement and sustained learning.

Learning through the Unresolved Dilemma: A tribute to the case method

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Richard McCracken of the Case Centre and prof. Adrian Zicari, ESSEC Business School, with Learning through the Unresolved Dilemma: A tribute to the teaching case

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Leadership and the importance of mutualism in times of crisis. Pavan Jambai, MiM student at ESSEC Business School, takes perspective on the enduring pandemic to draw on the lessons of successful and responsible leadership and the notion of mutualism as a guideline for critical decisions.

Leadership and the importance of mutualism in times of crisis

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Pavan Jumbai, ESSEC, draws on the lessons of responsible leadership and the notion of mutualism as a guideline for critical decisions.

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Education: A change-maker in sustainability transformation - Alexis de La Tour du Pin, Executive Director of the MSc in Sustainability Transformation and Chair on Environmental Transition Chair at ESSEC Business School, opens the second of a three-part feature on education and the shift from sustainability transition to sustainability transformation.

Education: A change-maker in sustainability transformation

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Alexis de La Tour du Pin, Exec. Dir. MSc in Sustainability Transformation at ESSEC Business School, with a focus on education as a key for sustainability transformation.

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Bystanders or Change Makers? Rethinking the role of management controllers in the digital age: When you hear the word ‘digitalization’, you probably think of AI, virtual reality and bitcoins. However, this shift is happening in all spheres, including those presumably less directly related with the digital transformation. Professors Florence Cavélius, Christoph Endenich, and Adrian Zicari, ESSEC Business School, explain why it would be a mistake to underestimate the role of management controllers in a corporate world of tomorrow.

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Profs Cavélius, Endenich and Zicari, ESSEC Business School: the role of management controllers in a corporate world of tomorrow.

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Climate Inaction: Changing normalcy Marie-Sophie Roul, ESSEC Business School, looks at climate inaction through the normalcy lens and points to how to shift the focus to new understanding and positive action.

Climate Inaction: Changing normalcy

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Marie-Sophie Roul, ESSEC Business School, looks at climate inaction through the normalcy lens and points to how to shift the focus to new understanding and positive action.

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The cost of going green: Profs Marc Guyot & Radu Vranceanu, ESSEC Business School, take a pragmatic look at global warming with a focus on carbon tax.

The Cost of Going Green: A focus on carbon tax

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Profs Marc Guyot & Radu Vranceanu, ESSEC Business School, take a pragmatic look at the global warming debate with a focus on carbon tax.

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