No matter how we describe the world we live in, an essential element of it is change, … can have roots in any area that determines our lives. The last few months have provided many different examples. … of political developments that will let us reflect on the future of taken for granted ties between countries and …

The case study on Alenvi , by HEC Paris graduate Léa … in a mature and non-digitized sector and to assess the role that business purpose can play in shaping …

This special issue aims to show the excellence and diversity of the research conducted by HEC Paris PhD candidates and … Is AI a threat to human creativity? Should we listen to the Wall Street gurus? How to better manage one’s …

… energy sources is incentivized in many regions across the globe. The majority of policies in place promote taxes on carbon … and minimum prices for renewable energies injected into the grid. However, these policies sometimes fail to take …

… act, holds far-reaching consequences. With over 40% of the global food industry's revenue stemming from … has questionable impacts on population health. However, the billion-dollar question remains: can this …

At HEC Paris, the integration of research, teaching, and action is a … our responsibility to guide future leaders in navigating the complexities of a world in flux. …

Larger firms often outperform their smaller competitors. But as companies scale up, how … performance? Pierre Dussauge and co-researchers explore the benefits that accompany different modes of growth. …

… under risk be improved without taking into account the difference in people's sensitivity to gains and losses? … a model for measuring loss aversion under Prospect Theory. …

… V. Quélin, Bouygues Chair Professor in Smart City and the Common Good , and Anicet Fangwa, HEC Paris Ph.D. candidate, has just been released on the Case Centre platform . This case study explores how a company might reconcile profit motives with the greater needs of a community’s inhabitants. …

… economy? “Such a policy in key sectors would signal the loss of our sovereignty and would not solve our … with strong and distinctive values, capable of catalyzing the sale of high-end products, services, and culture both …