5 of the Best
Before the publication of the year’s final, bumper issue of Global Voice magazine, a look back at 5 of the Council’s most read articles of 2018. Enjoy! Per member School […]
Category Archives: The Academic Eye
Academics from each of the six member schools take centre stage and give us their perspective.
Can International Courts Help in Belt and Road Disputes?
Professor Srividya Jandhyala, ESSEC Asia-Pacific, shares her research insights into whether international courts can keep governments – and national interests – out of business disputes First published on Professor Srividya […]
Are ethicality and profitability mutually exclusive?
Dr Jieun Ryu, teaching associate at Warwick Business School and lecturer at the University of Northampton, studies the question of whether it is it really possible for a firm to […]
Alternative and sometimes Ephemeral: Social innovation in action
Mario Aquino Alves, Professor of Public Policy and Corporate Social Responsibly at FGV-EAESP, puts the spotlight on business from the bottom up and how it benefits the common good in […]
Why anti-globalisation is not the solution
Of closed borders and stifled opportunities CoBS Student Editorialists, Kunal Ganorkar and Afifeh Fakori dig deep into the mind of ESSEC Professor Estefania Santacreu-Vasut as they interview her on her […]
Doing Well while Doing Good
Professor Reetika Gupta of ESSEC Business School Asia-Pacific and research colleague Prof. Sankar Sen share their research on how a change in consumer beliefs is affecting the ethical products market By CoBS […]
Why business leaders need a moral compass
In a powerful opinion piece, Hari Tsoukas, Professor of Organisation Behaviour at Warwick Business School and the University of Cyprus, speaks up for ethics and responsibility The times they are […]
