Running Green: Sustainability at the Paris Marathon
Prof. Stefan Gröschl, ESSEC Business School, looks at the Paris Marathon and how this healthy event creates unhealthy levels of pollution.
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Hypocrisy and Facades: How sustainability reports can be good for people, planet, and profit
Prof. Charles Cho explores corporate sustainability reports and when corporate hypocrisy and facades can be made to burn a brighter light.
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Can We Trust Corporate Sustainability Reporting?
Prof. Charles Cho looks into company hypocrisy and facades around the question of whether we can trust corporate sustainability reporting.
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Social Reporting: More than just image management
According to recent research, the biggest problem with social reporting is that those who report most are not always those who are most responsible. How can we ensure clarity and […]
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The COUNCIL on BUSINESS & SOCIETY and the COP21
A statement from the Council on Business & Society: A global alliance of six leading schools of management ESSEC Business School, France and Singapore; FGV-EAESP, Brazil; Fudan University School of […]
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Reducing carbon emissions: the reality and the vision
Philippe Joubert: ESSEC Alumnus, Executive Chair Global Electricity Initiative at the World Energy Council, Chair Prince of Wales Corporate Leaders Group, Member University of Cambridge Institute for Sustainable Leadership and […]
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The Blue Economy: The mangrove case
By Olivier Fourcadet, Associate Professor at ESSEC, Management Department Holder of the Chair for Excellence in European Food Chains Corporate leaders are now familiar with the concept of the Green Economy, but […]
