When Ethics Becomes Compliance: Rethinking Responsibility in Organisations
When ethical responsibility is translated into tools, metrics and legal safeguards, what changes in organisations?
Professor Wafa Ben Khale
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
Education under planetary boundaries: co-creating sustainability knowledge with youth
How ESCP’s Sustainability Institute engages students in navigating ecological limits, organisational realities and contested knowledge
On 24 January, the International Day of Education marks the role of education in peace and development.
The Politics of Responsibility: Marc Oberhauser on Power, Systems, and the Future of Global Business
From value chains to geopolitics, his research traces how responsibility moves through complex systems rather than single firms.
Focus Research Project: "Navigating electronic surveillance in the workplace: a Canadian perspective"
Navigating electronic surveillance in the workplace: a Canadian perspective A fascinating project launched in December 2022
Research context
The research examines the widespread adoption of electronic surveillance in Canadian workplaces, driven by in
New Research Briefing: How AI Is Transforming Startup Scouting
A grounded look at how organisations are adopting AI tools for early-stage innovation
ESCP’s Deeptech Entrepreneurship Research Briefings
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.