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Why philosophy and sports have more in common than you think
Do ancient philosophers and professional athletes have more in common than we think?
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ESSEC Science & Society 2024
A recap of the ESSEC Science and Society Conference is now available!
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ESSEC Knowledge Review: RISE Strategy
This ESSEC Knowledge Review features research on the RISE Strategy, with articles on AI, entrepreneurship, and social and environmental action.
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A moral tightrope: why do we accept violence in sports?
Violence isn't acceptable - but when it comes to sports, why do we make an exception?
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Death by a thousand paper cuts: how subtle workplace discrimination can undermine our sense of self
What happens when our sense of self is threatened at work?
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ESSEC Knowledge Review: Diversity and Inclusion
ESSEC professors share their work on diversity and inclusion, including contributions on gender equality, global talent management, size inclusiveness, LGBTQI+ rights, and more.
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The algorithmic frontier for LGBTQI+ rights
The Internet, social networks, and their algorithms are the next frontier to be secured, as hate and discrimination cross national protections.
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I’m coming out! Or not: How young LGBTQ professionals navigate the workforce
How do young people decide when- and if - they will come out at work.
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Diversity in advertising: a win-win situation
Diversity in advertising can be beneficial for both the business and the consumer.
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Exploring the intersection of sexism and ableism in the labor market
Exploring the intersection of sexism and ableism in the labor market: disabled women are at the greatest disadvantage.
