Global firms, regional sales: The myth of the borderless R&D giant
Why most of the world’s biggest R&D spenders still rely on regional markets
A new study led by ESCP Professor Régis Coeurderoy reveals that only a small share of the wor
From Stocktaking to Sensemaking: The Future of the Literature Review
ESCP Professor Gorgi Krlev and co-authors propose a new framework redefining how researchers review knowledge in the age of AI.
Literature reviews have long been a cornerstone of academic research. They summarise what is known, identify gaps, and help shape new lines of inquiry.
Professor Jaime Luque helps shape EU strategy for affordable housing
As part of the European Commission’s Housing Advisory Board, ESCP’s Professor of Real Estate contributes to key financial innovations for a more sustainable housing future in Europe.
ESCP Professor Isaac Getz publishes new book with Laurent Marbacher: The Caring Company
The Caring Company: A new roadmap for purpose-led business
Published and distributed by American multinational publishing company, Wiley, Getz and Marbacher’s new book is a bold roadmap for businesses that put the common good first.
Venture Capital Patterns: Silvia Dalla Fontana on Finance, Deep Tech, and Gender Equity
Venture Patterns: Silvia Dalla Fontana on Finance, from Deep Tech to Gender Equity
Silvia Dalla Fontana approaches finance research with the same steadiness and long-term focus she brings to ultra-running — a matter of holding pace over long horizons, adjusting to rough terrain, and keeping sight of the goal “Finance is about how we choose to allocate capital, and these choices shape the kind of future
What Investors Really Hear in a Startup Pitch
Why complex language – not just clarity – can sway funding decisions
“Keep it simple” is the advice most entrepreneurs hear before stepping into an investor pitch.
Systems Within Systems: Chuanwen Dong and the Quiet Architecture of Change
Each morning, Professor Chuanwen Dong commutes to his office at ESCP using Berlin’s public transport system — half an hour on the bus, ten minutes on the metro.