Andrew MILLER

Gender inequalities: how does AI & technology impact careers and domestic lives?

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International Women's Day

To mark this year’s International Women’s Day, professors Gouri MOHAN and Maja KORICA from IÉSEG recently hosted a webinar looking at the impact of generative AI and new technologies on careers, and more widely on our lives outside of work. As Professor Maja Korica stressed: “We have been hearing a lot about women using AI less at work, with possible impact … Gender inequalities: how does AI & technology impact careers and domestic lives?

Climate policies: The swing group that decides over their fate

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A large-scale international study conducted in 13 EU countries finds that the political fate of climate policy proposals is determined not by the loudest but rather by a large group in between. This group is neither always for or against, and their support shifts depending on the climate policy – often determining whether a policy has majority support.

How can charities leverage the aura of celebrities?

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Recent research highlights several strategies that charities can use to transform celebrity status into credibility for different charitable causes. The question is: do these opinion-leaders enable charities and associations to raise more donations? And do they influence our generosity?

R&D: how ethical conflict in teams can impact innovation

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Disagreements and conflict are a natural and common phenomenon within teams. Nearly half of the conflicts that teams report are related to differences in ethical or moral values (as opposed to only task-related disagreements).

What defines a liveable city in 2026?

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Many media outlets in France and internationally publish rankings of the best places to live or the most liveable cities… But what do citizens from these urban areas really expect in terms of quality of life? And what are the lessons or takeaways for public authorities and businesses? Sebastien BOURDIN, professor of economic geography and environmental management at IÉSEG answers some of these questions and presents the results of his recent *research.

Recruiting your replacement: natural reflex or strategic mistake?

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Who better than the outgoing employee to recruit their successor? Who knows the job and its requirements better than they do? However, while it might seem a good idea on the surface, human biases can lead to imperfect recruitment.

International Women’s Day: “(Un)equal futures? AI’s impact on careers and societies” (online event – 9th March)

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International Women's Day

How will women’s careers be impacted by AI? And what about societies? On Monday 9th March, Professors Gouri Mohan and Maja Korica from IÉSEG, are organizing an online event to mark International Women’s Day 2026: “(Un)equal futures? AI’s Impact on Careers and Societies”. Two invited international speakers will reflect on the rise of generative AI as an indelible part … International Women’s Day: “(Un)equal futures? AI’s impact on careers and societies” (online event – 9th March)

What drives local support or opposition to renewable energy projects?

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A new book analyses why local communities support or oppose the development of renewable energy projects. Edited by Professor Sebastien BOURDIN, “The social acceptance of renewable energy projects”(Edward Elgar), gathers analysis from nearly 30 experts from different academic fields to shed light on this crucial question.

Orchestrating the customer journey: why and how to implement it?

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Article by Nathalie DEMOULIN, Nhien TRAN & Helen COCCO

Looking ahead to 2026: experts’ insights on AI, cybersecurity & coaching

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Four professors share their insights into certain key trends in their fields – that leaders should be aware of in 2026. These include a look at the opportunities and challenges related to the development of AI, cybersecurity and leadership coaching.