Andrew MILLER

Multinationals: three strategies for responsible management of natural resources

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A recent review by McKinsey highlights that while Fortune Global 500 companies increasingly recognize the importance of nature, few companies have established nature-related commitments outside of carbon. A recent paper* by professors from IÉSEG and Ivey Business School in Canada, published in the Journal of International Business Studies, calls on multinational companies and researchers working … Multinationals: three strategies for responsible management of natural resources

Transport and the road to zero emissions 

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In the latest episode of the Changemaker stories podcast, Professor Verena Ehrler speaks about her research and work related to sustainable transport and logistics. She outlines the urgency of the current environmental situation and speaks about the role that transportation plays in terms of greenhouse gas emissions. Statistics show that transport emissions represent around one … Transport and the road to zero emissions 

Research in brief: exploring the link between mindfulness and environmental behavior

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It’s a fairly common paradox. While most individuals want to take different measures to help fight the climate crisis – many don’t manage to put their good intentions into practice. A new study* by researchers in France and Italy focuses on this so-called ‘intention-behavior gap’ or ‘green gap’. In other words, why don’t more people with environmentally friendly attitudes actually engage in more sustainable behavior?

The ECB as the ‘intermediary of last resort’

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In this video,  Professor Aurore BURIETZ-BARAKAT from IÉSEG speaks about her research on the different measures the European Central Bank (ECB) implemented to support banks in the aftermath of the 2008 global financial crisis. Policy tools to help curb the financial crisis  Amid the magnitude of the financial shock and the increasing pressures on the … The ECB as the ‘intermediary of last resort’

Research in brief: Study sheds light on electric car sharing schemes

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Electric car sharing schemes have been developed in many different cities and towns around the world as part of policy initiatives to reduce environmental pollution and congestion, notably in urban areas. Two of the key factors for developing effective car sharing schemes are understanding consumers’ underlying motivations and different patterns of usage.

Conference: Virtual worlds and the metaverse

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IÉSEG is pleased to announce that it is organizing a conference on virtual worlds and the metaverse – that will take place on September 28th on the Paris – La Défense campus. The aim of this event is to gather experts from the academic and professional communities to exchange on relevant topics around virtual worlds, … Conference: Virtual worlds and the metaverse

How to successfully embrace diversity & inclusion in the workplace

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In the latest episode of the Changemaker stories podcast, Professor Mamta BHATT speaks about diversity and inclusion in the workplace. She outlines the differences between diversity & inclusion and why it is important from both a business and moral perspective that organizations address both in their strategy. Professor BHATT also speaks about some of the … How to successfully embrace diversity & inclusion in the workplace

Gen Z and social network sites: the impact of personalized advertising

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In this video,  Professor Zi WANG speaks about her recent research on the generation Z and social network sites. Together with her co-authors they studied how these young consumers respond to/perceive the trade off between privacy and convenience when using these platforms. More information is available in their paper: “Does personalized advertising have their best … Gen Z and social network sites: the impact of personalized advertising

Conspiracy theories: how social media can help them spread and even spark violence

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Conspiracy theory beliefs and (more generally) misinformation may be groundless, but they can have a range of harmful real-world consequences, including spreading lies, undermining trust in media and government institutions and inciting violent or even extremist behaviours. For example, some conspiracy theories claim that the Covid-19 pandemic is a hoax or a plot by a … Conspiracy theories: how social media can help them spread and even spark violence

Social media still a closet for too many LGBTQIA+ employees

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Social media has revolutionised how we relate to our colleagues and higher-ups, offering us opportunities to showcase different aspects of our lives. Currently, three out of four employees are connected with their coworkers via social media platforms like Instagram and Facebook. Be it in person or online, we all strive to present the best versions … Social media still a closet for too many LGBTQIA+ employees