Diversity: A Catalyst for Innovation and Creativity?
The link between diversity, leadership, innovation – and ultimately performance – is not always...
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Can “Economic Patriotism” Exist at the European Level?
Viviane de Beaufort, Professor of Public and Private Policy at ESSEC, author of several books and...
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Data Analysis: Do Academics and Companies See Eye to Eye?
To get a better understanding of the divide that can exist between the business and academic worlds...
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Airbag Recall: Are there some benefits to a bad reputation?
In the wake of an unprecedented 3.39 million recall of Toyota, Nissan, Honda and Mazda vehicles...
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Will Samsung’s Tizen be a Worthy Mobile OS Contender?
As Samsung announced plans to launch their own operating system to rival Android and iOS, ESSEC...
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23/05/2013
The AFC Doctoral Consortium
the Doctoral Consortium - Set to take place June 18th at ESSEC Business School - is organized in collaboration with the IAAER (International Association for Accounting Education & Research) thanks to Professor Donna Street (University of Dayton) whom I thank greatly. As part this initiative, three US professors of international standing ( Katherine Schipper from Duke University, Leslie Hodder and Patrick Hopkins, both from Indiana University) kindly accepted to get involved in the Consortium by leading some training sessions in the afternoon.
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23/05/2013
Executive Workshop: International expansion, retail and distribution of luxury brands
On 27-29 June 2013, ESSEC Asia-Pacific’s uniquely interactive Executive Workshop aims to help participants acquire both a deep and broad perspective on Luxury Brand Management.
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23/05/2013
Thursday 30th May 2013 – Research Seminar "Five Challenges to Stakeholder Theory"
The ESSEC Institute for Innovation and Social Entrepreneurship and The ESSEC Center for Capitalism, Globalization and Governance organize on 30th may a Research Seminar with R. Edward Freeman on “Five Challenges to Stakeholder Theory”.
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9/04/2013
SUN ESSEC 2013
ESSEC Business School, in partnership with the Globally Responsible Leadership Initiative (GRLI), will host a gathering of three hundred delegates from around the world for three days of engaged learning, action and interaction from June 5-8 2013.
Research Highlights
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Do Unusual Hotels Have Lower Market Value?
What factors come into play to determine the market value of hotel properties? ESSEC Associate Professor of Management Nicolas Graf and Inès Blal, Assistant Professor with Ecole Hôtelière de Lausanne analyze findings from over 10 000 transactions to understand how value is created for luxury, mid-market and economy hotels.
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Analyzing an Investor's Equity Risk
Equity analysts can help investors make their investment decisions by evaluating how well a company’s shares might perform in the future. What influence do these equity analysts’ reports have on the market?
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Transnational communities and economic governance
Modern transnational communities have an important influence on the global economy and on its governance. Award-winning research by ESSEC Professor Marie-Laure Djelic and Professor Sigrid Quack examines what they are, how they work and how they affect international business and its governance.
