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Leadership
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.
Strategy
On pause or over-consumed: the double life of media in the COVID-19 age
The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the gap between the sectors that make up the content industry, impacting a fragile economic fabric that serves as a lung for our social lives.
Strategy
Statistics in the time of Covid-19
Olga Klopp explains how data on the spread of Covid-19 from different countries is analyzed to try to predict what we can expect from the epidemic.
Strategy
How numbers and negative feelings impact our self-control
Here, Dr. Sonja Prokopec discusses her recent research on how cost information can impact self-control.
Strategy
If you think you "get intrapreneurship"... think again!
In ESSEC Knowledge Review on Entrepreneurship, Fabrice Cavarretta explains how the merging of new activities is not as simple as managers of big firms tend to think. Discover how you can be aware of intrapreneurship, to keep on with the changing environment.
Strategy
Game of Thrones and the Game of Brands
The end of the famous show Game of Thrones offers the opportunity to professor Steven Seggie to sum up the various brands partnerships of the show, and generally speaking the key elements for a successful communication strategy.
Opinion
From Antagonism to Partnership: What if Corporates and Startups Decided to Work Together?
What does it take to become partners?
Strategy
SUSTAINING CORPORATE VOLUNTEERS ENGAGEMENT: A NEW COUNTERINTUITIVE APPROACH
What are the factors explaining that some employees sustain their volunteering commitment over time?
Strategy
HOW TO SUCCESSFULLY GOVERN SOFTWARE PLATFORM ECOSYSTEMS
Important insights into successfully governing value co-creation in platform ecosystems
