Social contribution and profit – are companies facing a trade-off?
Social contribution and profit – are companies facing a trade-off? Midori Toya, ESSEC Business School, tackles the issue.
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Europe – Not the End of a History?
Laurent Bibard, Dr-Prof. of Philosophy and Management at ESSEC Business School, author and spokesman on complexity, draws upon the work of the philosopher Kojève to understand the rise of populism in Europe and the bigger picture.
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Quality Time: EU trade agreements and their true impact on consumers
Giuseppe Berlingieri, Prof. of Economics at ESSEC Business School and Economist at the OECD, crunches the numbers to tackle the question of whether UK consumers would be better off without EU trade agreements.
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Why Populists Bash the Euro and the ECB
Prof. Radu Vranceanu, ESSEC Business School, looks at the track record of the euro and the ECB as a counterweight to European populism.
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The Italian Job: The rise of co-op start-ups
Michele Caiati, ESSEC, explores the latest Italian phenomenon on the social innovation front: The Co-op Start-up.
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Financial Fraud: Hiding in Broad Daylight
Ever wonder how people get away with fraud?
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Philanthropy: The Future of Conceptualisation Lies in the Past
Ever wonder why some concepts just seem to have no fixed meanings? Arthur Gautier, Assistant Professor at ESSEC Business School and Executive Director of the ESSEC Philanthropy Chair, believes the fault lies in our ways of understanding these concepts.
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Students: Walking on the Wild Side
Students: Walking on the Wild Side: Yann Kerninon, Head of the Field Experience at ESSEC Business School Career Services, shares the story of an innovative student learning experience working at grass-roots level and for the common good.
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Social Enterprise and its Multi-fold Impact
Social Enterprise and its Multi-fold Impact – Taking the unconventional route has its benefits – both for individuals and society. An exclusive interview with Davoud Mohamed, an upcoming social entrepreneur in France.
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Should CSR Practices be Redefined to Include Fiscal Responsibility?
Profs Adrian Zicari & Cécile Renouard, ESSEC Business School, explore the emerging concept of fiscal responsibility and CSR.
