THE LATEST ARTICLES
Economy & Finance
Ethical Challenges of AI-Assisted Research in Economics and Business Administration
Dr. Radu Vranceanu explains why we should be especially careful about when we use chatbots for research in economics and business administration.
Society
Geopolitics and the future of work
Srividya Jandhyala, professor of management and author of the book "The Great Disruption: How Geopolitics is Changing Companies, Managers, and Work", explores the link between geopolitics and the future of work.
Society
Shedding light on women’s work
Research on gender equality often focuses on white-collar employees in formal economies - we must also shed light on the conditions of women working in blue-collar roles and informal economies.
News
ESSEC hosts the 17th annual meeting of the Society of Financial Econometrics
From June 9th to June 12th, ESSEC had the privilege of hosting the annual meeting of the Society of Financial Econometrics (SoFiE).
Sustainability
Can planting trees really offset fossil fuel emissions?
Is this really a realistic strategy? Alain Naef explains.
Economy & Finance
Resolving Child Custody Disputes Efficiently
Recent research by Gorkem Celik analyzes a new approach to dispute resolution, including in child custody situations.
News
ESSEC Science & Society Conference 2025
Relive the third annual ESSEC Science & Society Conference with this conference recap!
Innovation
Denoising Epidemic Data: A New Approach to Improving Disease Spread Predictions
Olga Klopp, Professor of Information Systems, Data Analytics and Operations, alongside co-authors, introduce a novel approach that improves epidemic forecasting by applying a mathematical technique
Economy & Finance
Economic Sovereignty for the EU – Opportunity or Holy Grail?
Viviane de Beaufort explains the notion of European economic sovereignty.
