THE LATEST ARTICLES
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EuroLeague’s Final Four Is Less Fair: An economist’s perspective on why that makes it interesting
The Final Four is less fair — and that is precisely why it is more compelling. Dr. Anastasios Dosis, professor of economics at ESSEC and co-holder of the ESSEC Sports Chair, explains why, using lessons from economics.
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Does your accent shape your impact?
Amir Sepehri, assistant professor of marketing at ESSEC Business School, and his co-authors found that public speakers with nonnative English accents struggled to get attention compared to native speakers.
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Geopolitics and the future of work
Srividya Jandhyala, professor of management and author of the book "The Great Disruption: How Geopolitics is Changing Companies, Managers, and Work", explores the link between geopolitics and the future of work.
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Shedding light on women’s work
Research on gender equality often focuses on white-collar employees in formal economies - we must also shed light on the conditions of women working in blue-collar roles and informal economies.
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Impact investing: where philanthropy meets finance
Impact investing is a hybrid practice: a blend of philanthropy and finance.
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How climate change impacts our health
How do rising temperatures impact our physical health and well-being?
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Understanding social media’s role in the American election
How can social media help us understand election results?
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ESSEC Knowledge Special Issue: Sport
In this new ebook, ESSEC professors share their research and insights on sports, in honor of the Olympic summer!
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How Parisian hospitals are preparing for the Olympics
Looking at crisis management in Parisian hospitals.
