THE LATEST ARTICLES
Economy & Finance
On accounting, digital economy and intangible assets’ recognition
In her policy paper, Prof. Anne Jeny aims to shed light on the issue of intangible assets' recognition.
Economy & Finance
Trade Wars and Prisoners' Dilemma
We may very well be experiencing the very first days of a global trade war...
Economy & Finance
Can Financial Markets Push for CSR?
Those in advanced and developed industrial countries may be tempted to view emerging markets as irresponsible producers of pollution and a culprit for much of the world’s global warming.
Economy & Finance
Understanding the glass ceiling in the accountancy profession: novel perspectives
From the paper “New avenues of research to explain the rarity of females at the top of the accountancy profession”, by Anne Jeny and Estefania Santacreu-Vasut, published in Palgrave Communication, March 2017.
Economy & Finance
Gender Diversity in Central Banks: How May Things Evolve?
New research by Patricia Charlety Professor of Economics and Finance, with Estefania Santacreu-Vasut, Professor of Economics, both at ESSEC Business School
Economy & Finance
Political Risk vs. Economic Policy Risk: Which one really matters?
Giovanni Pagliardi, PhD student at ESSEC Business School, and Prof. François Longin, Prof. of Finance, share research on 32 countries and provide a ground-breaking decision-aid tool for international investment and development funds.
Economy & Finance
Irregular Migration and Network Effects: What Policy Implications for Europe?
Professor Radu Vranceanu comments on the complex relationship between regular and irregular migration in the EU context
Economy & Finance
Why Fintech “made in China” does not have to be disruptive to conquer
Dr. Patrick Lecomte, Deputy-Director Centers of Excellence ESSEC Asia-Pacific, explores the exponential rise of the Chinese Fintechs and their ambition to rival with the West’s tech giants.
Economy & Finance
The age of anti-globalization: How tightening visa policies can hurt knowledge flows
Estefania Santacreu-Vasut, Professor of Economics at ESSEC Business School, and Kensuke Teshima of ITAM, Mexico, share their research into the role of expatriates in the transfer of technology within multinational companies* and tackle the possible impact of proposed anti-migrant policies.
Economy & Finance
Shedding Light on the Shadow Economy: what trade-offs should governments make?
Cristina Terra, Professor of Economics at ESSEC Business School, shares her research into the effects of regulations and policies on the informal economy and points the world’s governments towards a dilemma: should the shadow economy be tolerated after all?
