Environmental inequality: Who gets to breathe clean air?
Research finds that air pollution exposure is another form of inequality, with some countries experiencing much more harmful amounts of pollution.
Research finds that air pollution exposure is another form of inequality, with some countries experiencing much more harmful amounts of pollution.
Dr. Ashok Som, Professor of Management at ESSEC Business School, and co-authors explored how sustainability and luxury intertwine.
A major congratulations to Lutz Sager, Assistant Professor of Economics at ESSEC, who was recently awarded a prestigious Starting Grant from the European Research Council (ERC), amounting to €1.4M over five years!
How has public company auditing changed as society changes?
A social science researcher and an environmental activist meet—what will they discuss?
Is this really a realistic strategy? Alain Naef explains.
How regions can contribute to growth and sustainability through various forms of local involvement by private actors in relation with public policies.
In a new book, ESSEC professors provide a multifaceted and multidisciplinary look at how business schools can handle sustainability and stakeholder expectations.
A recap of the ESSEC Science and Society Conference is now available!
The strange tax? The carbon tax.