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How can we make managers more socially responsible?
Does offering financial incentives make managers more socially responsible?
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All that glitters is not a gold medal: Putting athletes’ mental health in the spotlight
Athletes’ mental health has been in the spotlight lately. As prominent athletes speak out about their struggles with stress, anxiety, depression, and even burnout, public awareness of the importance of mental health in professional sport is perhaps higher than ever before.
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Changing GDP measurement in the post-Covid-19 world: On women’s visible and (in)visible contributions to prosperity
Estefania Santacreu-Vasut discusses why the Covid-19 crisis might be the right moment to rethink how we measure a country's prosperity.
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Culture in the time of coronavirus
Stoyan Sgourev discusses the implications of coronavirus for the cultural industry.
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Cyclicality, coronavirus and consumers of the Luxury Industry
Ashok Som explains the impact that coronavirus could have on the luxury industry.
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What's next for the École nationale d’administration?
Aurélien Colson discusses the reform of the École nationale d’administration.
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The value of constructing narratives in a cancer journey
Dr. Lez Trujillo Torres and Dr. Benét DeBerry-Spence apply marketing concepts of consumer journeys to understand how people construct narratives about their experience with cancer.
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Building a philanthropic strategy
Anne-Claire Pache and Arthur Gautier adapt the philanthropic model developed by Peter Frumkin (University of Pennsylvania) to a French context and explain how to develop a philanthropic strategy that can optimise one’s positive impact on society. In this interview, they share key insights from the book and discuss how philanthropists, be they beginners or experts, can make use of these takeaways.
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Does going to business school turn you into a more selfish person?
Does studying economics make people more selfish? And if so, what role do business schools have to play in shaping the values of our future leaders? Karoline Strauss, Professor of Management at ESSEC Business School, shares her research on how and when business education can produce greater levels of selfishness – or not.
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It’s not what you are, it’s the way that you’re primed to see it: Beauty and its impact on consumer behavior
Raphaëlle Butori, Professor of Marketing at ESSEC Business School, shares her research on how our behavior and self-conception is affected when faced with a member of the opposite sex. From the research paper The impact of visual exposure to a physically attractive other on self-presentation by Prof. Raphaëlle Butori and Béatrice Parguel, Researcher, CNRS.
