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
ARTICLES WITH TAG: Top Research
Leadership
For Multinationals, Processes Shouldn’t be One-Size-Fits-All
Reconciling global and local needs to deal with workarounds
Strategy
The Luxury Industry’s Sacred Places
Luxury brands use the codes of sacredness to build a sacred aura around their historic boutiques, those locations which lie at heart of brand identity and heritage.
Innovation
How 'Creativity Software' Boosts Innovation
Designing an innovative new product, marketing campaign, or strategic plan demands creative problem solving – but what if that’s not an employee’s strong suit?
Leadership
How much control do managers have on timing strategic actions?
Acting quickly helps firms stay competitive, but managers aren’t always able to act at the time of their choosing. New, award-winning research helps managers identify what they can do to influence the time of their strategic action.
Leadership
Making the Most out of an International Career
A growing number of qualified employees are migrating to a new country to advance their careers. Human resource managers need to understand the differences between them, and the factors that will contribute to their success.
Sustainability
Sustainability: A Framework to Help Corporations Break Free From Old Habits
New research helps firms break free from an unsustainable vicious cycle
Leadership
Can managers build social ties between employees?
Friendly teams are the most productive, but can 'social capital' be developed top down?
Sustainability
CSR: Will all the sustainability talk have a real impact on the environment?
Corporations might embellish the truth, but are they also aspiring to change their behavior?
Economy & Finance
To Bernard Colasse, the "soul" of accounting
Professor Chrystelle Richard on her latest book, which was awarded the FNEGE prize