Clayton Christensen’s last(ing) lesson
Adrian Zicari, Professor of Accounting at ESSEC Business School and Executive Director of the Council on Business & Society, reflects on the passing of Prof. Clayton Christensen of HBS and […]
Category Archives: Food For Thought
Migration and Cities: Big losses and bigger gains
Andrea Tealdi, ESSEC Business School MiM student and runner up in the 2019 CSR change-maker competition, puts the question of migration flow under the microscope to study their impact on […]
Gender equality holds the key to your riches
Hiba Houmache, MiM student at ESSEC Business School, finalist in the 2019 CoBS student CSR article competition, and now Manager at ECLOR, voices out on the topic of Gender equality […]
Teaching the ‘Affected Generation’: How pedagogy is directly related to agency and voice
In the first in our series of reader contributions to the CoBS Community blog, Alan Oakman, Canadian online STEM tutor, explores how classrooms and teaching methods can and should transform […]
Social contribution and profit – are companies facing a trade-off?
Should companies give up maximizing their profits to do good for society? What does profit actually mean for a company in the first place? Midori Toya, ESSEC GBBA student and […]
More Gender Equality, More Prosperity for All
Solène Eveillard, ESSEC MiM student and finalist of the CoBS 2019 CSR article competition, researches the economic facts and figures to prove that gender equality brings prosperity not only for […]
A small step for Woman, a giant leap for Mankind: why gender equality is a need, not a want
Keerit Singh, student at Warwick Business School, finalist of the CoBS 2019 CSR article competition, delves into the age-old conflict of gender equality and its significance in the present day […]
