"The future of work" by Prof. Dr. Almudena Cañibano
The future of work
Practitioners, academics, think tanks and policy makers are fueling engaging discussions about what the future of work might look like and how different actors can shape it.
Practitioners, academics, think tanks and policy makers are fueling engaging discussions about what the future of work might look like and how different actors can shape it.
Join ESCP's Prof. René Mauer and Prof. Dr. Martin Kupp for a webinar on the topic: “Building uncertainty competence: applying the entrepreneurial method”.
Practitioners, academics, think tanks and policy makers are fueling engaging discussions about what the future of work might look like and how different actors can shape it.
In this webinar, Professor Jaime Luque will discuss the effectiveness of this and other policies aimed at ameliorating the housing affordability crisis.
Join ESCP's Prof. Benjamin Voyer for a journey through the science of buying during a crisis or pandemic.
In the last few weeks, the world has witnessed irrational and extreme behaviours - from stockpiling toilet paper to failing to abide by life-saving lockdown measures. Those behaviours can appear puzzling, but are rooted in deeper inner psychological mechanisms. From a psychological point of view, those behaviours can be explained by three main dimensions.
From 8 to 10 January 2020, ESCP Berlin invites students and experts to discuss various sustainability issues and develop their own solutions. The focus will be on the seventeen UN goals for sustainable development.
The conference consists of lectures, discussion rounds and workshops in which participants can contribute their ideas. The workshops take place on the second day of the conference and deal with various issues such as green banking, sustainable supply chains and sustainable fashion.
The Chair in Intercultural Management has been created as a reponse to the desire shared by Groupe Renault and ESCP to propose a privileged place for learning and expertise on matters related to intercultural management. Since 2017, the aim has been to develop a better understanding of how cultural diversities impact the structure and the operation of organizations.
We are pleased to announce the thirteenth Workshop on Management Accounting as Social and Organizational Practice (MASOP), to be held from April 15th to April 16th 2021. The aim of the workshop is to bring together scholars in the field of management accounting and control who share an interest in understanding the social and organizational antecedents and effects of management accounting practice.