ESCP and SIXT Launch the Future of Mobility Chair
In response to the technological, environmental, and societal transformations reshaping the mobility sector, ESCP Business School and SIXT have launched the Future of Mobility Chair.
When cooperation competes: new research on why collective systems do not always work together
New ESCP research by Camille Doche examines French wine cooperatives to reveal why different forms of collective organisation can compete rather than reinforce one another.
Cooperation is often seen as a solution, to market failures, to sustainability challenges, to fragmented i
ESCP announces new Dean of Faculty and Associate Dean for Research
Prof. Maria Koutsovoulou has been elected Dean of Faculty and Prof.
Debt and Wages Study Wins French Finance Association Best Paper Award
ESCP Professors Thomas David and Christophe Moussu receive the 2025 Finance Best Paper Award for research exploring how labour regulation shapes the relationship between corporate debt and employee wages.
When companies take on more debt, what happens to employee wages? And how do labour laws influence that relationship?
From Words to Action: How can we tell whether companies are serious about sustainability?
A study published in PLOS ONE uses artificial intelligence to analyse nearly 1,500 ESG reports, revealing which corporate sustainability narratives are linked to measurable environmental performance and showcasing how an ESCP Master's thesis became published research.
Every year, Europe’s largest companies publish thousands of pages describing their environmental ambitions. Investors read them.
INFER Young Economist Award 2026 Honours ESCP Professor Hamed Ghiaie
Economics and Public Policy Professor Hamed Ghiaie receives international recognition for research on how European financial institutions adapt to escalating sanctions.
ESCP Business School is pleased to announce that Hamed
ESCP Edge Returns for Season 2 with New Episodes Featuring Leading ESCP Professors
From AI and leadership to luxury, sustainability, and workplace well-being, the new season explores the ideas shaping the future of business and society.
ESCP Edge Season 2 brings together five professors and researchers to explore the ideas shaping the future of business and so
Michael Troege on Economic Theory and Public Policy
How ESCP Professor Michael Troege applies economic theory to real-world policy in finance, regulation and competition
How ESCP is developing faculty for a changing world
Pramuan Bunkanwanicha, Dean of Faculty, on hiring, research and teaching in a changing academic environment
Business school professors are under pressure – to teach students how to use artificial intelligence, make their research applicable outside academia and keep their knowledge up to date.
New Research Briefing: Aligning Science, Engineering, and Business in Deeptech Startups
How founding teams align scientific ambition, engineering constraints, and commercial imperatives
ESCP’s Deeptech Entrepreneurship Research Bri