Talent – to Be and Not to Be
Prof. Sachiko Yamao of Keio Business School joins forces with Profs. Jennie Sumelius and Adam Smale of University of Vaasa to explore the imperative, albeit sensitive issue of recognising high-potential […]
Category Archives: The Academic Eye
Academics from each of the six member schools take centre stage and give us their perspective.
Hiding in Broad Daylight
Ever wonder how people get away with fraud? Profs. Bernard Leca, ESSEC Business School, and Aziza Laguecir of IESEG shed light on the mechanism of fraudulent activity and how modern-day […]
The Future of Conceptualisation Lies in the Past
Ever wonder why some concepts just seem to have no fixed meanings? Arthur Gautier, Assistant Professor at ESSEC Business School and Executive Director of the ESSEC Philanthropy Chair, believes the […]
A Luxury Lesson in Ethical Marketing
Qing Wang, Prof of Marketing and Innovation at Warwick Business School, draws from the latest Gucci marketing mishap to call for a more empathetic approach when trying to connect with […]
Disaster in the Making: How not to play the blame game in crisis management
Mario Aquino Alves, Professor of Public Policy and Corporate Social Responsibly at FGV-EAESP, digs deep into Shell operations in Brazil to show how corporations often use litigation and blame-shifting to […]
AI and the Rise of the Robots: A taxing question
Dr. Maja Korica, Associate Professor of Organisation at Warwick Business School, speaks up on how AI and the fourth industrial revolution will impact society. Automation has been here for a […]
From Star Wars to Trade Wars and Conflict Management
Professor Lorna Doucet of School of Management Fudan University shares research into how US and Chinese business people manage conflict Based on the paper Cross-cultural differences in conflict management: An […]
