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Go for gold: What it takes to plan the Olympic and Paralympic Games
Stefan Gröschl recently explored what goes into the planning of the Olympics and Paralympics to provide a better understanding of the managerial and organizational challenges and identify key competencies for organizing major sporting events.
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What Women Want (From their office spaces)
What will the office look like after the COVID-19 crisis?
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ESSEC Knowledge Review: Building a better world Together
In this special issue, discover the insights of ESSEC professors on how we can use the challenges our world is facing to build a better world.
Leadership
Women on boards: State of affairs in France and Europe
Viviane de Beaufort analyzes the current state of gender equality on corporate boards in France.
Leadership
Taking the lead in making a difference: the role of business schools
How can business schools contribute to making a difference in society?
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About Time: How Time Differences Impact Global Teams
How do time differences impact international teams?
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To do or not to do: How to set more ambitious goals
Across a variety of contexts, individuals are more ambitious when their focal decision is inconsistent with goal achievement.
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Marketing and artificial intelligence: pitfalls and possibilities
How can marketing decision-makers understand artificial intelligence to best optimize how they use it?
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The American elections and their geopolitical impact on Asia
Cédomir Nestorovic discusses the geopolitical impact of the American elections in Asia.
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Who lies more: business students or medical students?
Who lies more: business students or medical students? It depends on the type of lie. Radu Vranceanu of ESSEC Business School and Damien Besancenot of University of Paris 5 explore the question in their recent research.
