Social Welfare: Rethinking Corporate Governance in the Age of Sustainability
Profs. Tanusree Jain, Copenhagen Business School, and Adrian Zicari, ESSEC Business School, on corporate governance and social welfare.
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No Labels Required: Rethinking inclusion for the next generation of work
Zineb Araqi Houssaini, ESSEC Business School, explores the shift in the approach to diversity and inclusion at work over recent years.
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Beauty Recalled: A Step Beyond Business as Usual
Prof. Adrian Zicari, ESSEC and CoBS, calls for beauty – in its many forms but universal in its essence – in business and management practice.
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Battery Energy Storage Systems: Full charge ahead?
Inès Letellier, ESSEC Business School, and Alexanne Dieu, LSE Alumna, analyse investment in Battery Energy Storage Systems.
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Be the Tortoise & not the Hare: Aligning purpose at work
Laura Segre, ESSEC Business School GBBA student, draws on the fable of the tortoise and the hare to explore corporate value, purpose and employee meaning.
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The Hidden Complexity of Sustainability Labels: Are investors getting mixed signals?
If sustainability labels are supposed to guide us toward a greener future, how can we ensure they’re not leading us astray? Professor Sofia Ramos of ESSEC Business School and her […]
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Diversity in Advertising: The win-win for business and society
Why is it important for firms to promote diversity in their advertising? And what are the dovetail benefits for society and inclusion? Prof. Marc Mazodier, ESSEC Business School, and Julia Smith, Editor-in-Chief of ESSEC Knowledge, explore the research behind the answers.
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AI: The rear window of the work environment – between insight and illusion
Antonin Delobre, ESSEC Business School, explores AI – the rear window of the work environment – between insight and illusion
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Blame the Apps, Not Each Other: Social media’s leading role in political polarization
Alexander “Zander” Kuebler, ESSEC Business School, tackles the issue of apps and social media’s role in political polarization.
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The Ripple Effects of Political Polarization in Society
Ipsita Chatterjee, ESSEC Business School student, explores how political polarization ripples through society.
