How Asian Cultural Values Can Help Define Cyber-civilization Governance
Prof. Jiro Kokuryo, explores how Asian cultures could impact the governance of the cyber-civilization and blend with the western approach.
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Real Estate’s ESG Reckoning: Why new governance is the next big shift
Real Estate’s ESG Reckoning: Why new governance is the next big shift. In healthcare real estate, “green” is no longer enough. A new model of governance – collaborative, transparent, and deeply human – is emerging to meet the sector’s evolving ESG challenges. Will real estate investors rise to the occasion? Stéphane Hedont-Hartmann, Director of CSR-ESG Strategy at
MoZaïC Asset Management, explores.
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The Generation Game
Prof. Yuval Milo, Warwick Business School, explores why boards with a big age range are better at reining in CEOs.
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Governance Gone Wrong: Brazil, China, and the slippery slope of labor laws
Governance Gone Wrong: Brazil, China, and the slippery slope of labor laws
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The Tightrope of Hybridity: Managing the dual mandate of profit and purpose
Prof. Anne-Claire Pache, ESSEC, looks into how boards can lead organisations with dual missions of purpose and profit.
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How Boards can address the risk of Corporate Social Irresponsibility: A CoBS Research Pod
Prof. Tanusree Jain of Trinity Business School explores the crucial role corporate boards have in reducing and eventually preventing corporate social irresponsibility.
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Sustainable Development: How can the world of finance help?
Hugues Bouthinon-Dumas, Professor of Law at ESSEC Business School, shares the second of a masterclass series of articles on sustainable finance, how it fits into the notion of sustainable development […]
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Governance: What did the Ancient Greeks ever do for us?
Dr Hossam Zeitoun, Professor at Warwick Business School, explores why an Ancient Greek lottery method of ensuring democracy could lead the way in governance becoming more accountable
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Diversity on Corporate Boards
Prof. Viviane de Beaufort, ESSEC, shares the results of her research on gender diversity and diversity of origin on corporate boards in France.
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Central Banks and Gender: Not Exactly Above Board
Appointments to central bank boards: does gender matter? Profs. Charléty and E. Santacreu-Vasut, ESSEC Business School, explore.
