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News 02/06/2023

PRESS

The end of the internal-combustion car: why competition is vital to bringing about cleaner transport

Faced with a Germany-led coalition seeking to ban internal-combustion-engine car sales from 2035, the EU needs to stay firm on its core economic principles, write Anna Souakri and Jean-Marc Daniel.

Paris

News 30/05/2023

PRESS

Why multi-stakeholder initiatives for sustainable supply chains need a rethink

A study about an multistakeholder initiative in the palm oil sector shows how ambiguous the role of these networks is.

Paris

News 22/05/2023

research digest

When political connections actually harm firm value: lessons from a case study

Santiago Barraza, along with co-authors Martín A. Rossi and Christian A. Ruzzier, exploited the unique natural experiment represented by the 2008 nationalisation of Argentina's pension system to study...

Turin

News 15/05/2023

PRESS

The future of work: what does it mean for employees?

The way we work has been transformed in recent years, but do employees actually benefit from modern ways of working?

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News 15/05/2023

PRESS

How the paradox lens can help firms transition to a circular economy

Global Executive PhD candidate Philip Glynn writes that the paradox lens equips researchers with the tools they need to rebalance this critically important field by centring on its social aspects.

Paris

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News 12/05/2023

The Choice

Monthly faculty expertise recap

In April, The Choice highlighted quite a few professors' and PhD candidates’ knowledge. Here is a selection.

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News 12/05/2023

Research Highlight

How existing laws shape (or hinder) the creation of new markets

While the legal process has been acknowledged as essential in the creation of new markets, little attention has been paid to how existing laws can shape emerging organisational fields by enabling or r...

Paris

News 02/05/2023

PRESS

Why banks are moving towards the banking-as-a-platform model

Régis Coeurderoy and Matilde Guilhon write that banking-as-a-platform seems to be the favourite model, as shown by the number of operations carried out to develop it.

Paris

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News 02/05/2023

OPINION

Education and ChatGPT: The challenge of learning to ask the right questions

With AI, rather than focusing on evaluating answers, it is necessary to develop the critical ability to ask questions, claims Francesco Venuti.

Turin