Does Success Determine the Value of a Cultural Work?
One of the recurring obsessions of European conservative parties is the criticism of public subsidies for the cultural sector. Why, they ask, should works that are unable to find their audience on their own receive public funding? Yet, in a…
Avatar: From Earth to Pandora, What Rights do we Have Over our Environment?
This is an unexpected reader. Olivier Lasmoles, professor of law at SKEMA Business School and author of “Le droit pénal fait son cinéma”has read a book… on anthropology. “Comment habiter notre planète – Une lecture d’Avatar” by CNRS research director…
Benoist Lombard: “We talk about responsible investments and then, at the same time, promote crypto currencies.”
The role of a wealth manager is not just to “invest”, but to direct savings in a useful way. But how can they convince their clients not to give in to the temptations of the short term and to invest…
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Artificial Islands: A Legal Object Adrift at Sea
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Outrage at Shein — a Western affectation?
Is Zara the anti-Shein?
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Is Zara the anti-Shein?
Twenty percent of the world’s clearwater pollution comes from textile production. Against this backdrop, Zara — the fast-fashion giant — has set bold targets to shrink its environmental footprint while maintaining its dominance. A strategy that could end up reshaping…
Stephanie Chasserio: “When a Woman wants to make Money, she is always viewed with Suspicion”
Lille’s Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCI), with its majestic dome, houses an auditorium where Stephanie Chasserio made an appearance on November 13. At the invitation of the Greater Lille CCI, she gave a masterclass on the complex relationship between…
Outrage at Shein — a Western affectation?
Is awareness of the fashion industry’s impact on the environment and human rights the same worldwide? Thi Thanh Huong Tran, Professor of Marketing at SKEMA Business School, and Fabian Bartsch conducted research on this topic. In recent years, a growing…
How Women Are Shaping Leadership in the Middle East
Female leadership is also taking off in the Middle East. Trailblazers like Hana Al Rostamani are helping to redefine what it looks like. While there is still much to be done to empower women, the path forward is clear: wider…
Don’t look up… There’s Space Debris Everywhere
Have you ever looked up at the sky on a clear summer night? The stars twinkle above, and you search for the Big Dipper, letting your mind wander to distant worlds… But above your head lies a massive junkyard of…
Artificial Islands: A Legal Object Adrift at Sea
As sea levels continue to rise, reshaping coastlines and threatening entire nations, bold new ideas are emerging. Among them: artificial islands — not in science fiction, but in the plans of architects, engineers, and policymakers seeking to confront climate displacement…
Empowering Refugees: How Companies Can Ensure Access to Decent Work
Forced migration is one of the defining issues of the century. While humanitarian initiatives are multiplying to help integrate refugees into their host societies and facilitate their access to decent employment, our research shows that structural barriers remain numerous. Companies…
Green Impact Exchange (GIX): A realistic ‘green’ stock exchange project?
What if there was a stock market, like New-York’s, solely dedicated to companies committed to sustainable development? This U.S. born project is called the Green Impact Exchange (GIX). Could this be the future of truly green investing? Is it possible…
Do green sovereign bonds benefit from a green premium?
An increasing number of governments are issuing green bonds to finance their environmental projects, thereby contributing to the development of the green bond market. This post shows that, in the euro area, the market price of these bonds is higher…
Climate injustice: What can we expect from the Global South?
Developing countries are victims of climate injustice. The CO2 emissions produced by developed countries have a major impact on their territories. Moreover, wealthier nations, which are historically the largest contributers to global warming are setting the environmental standards that they…
Parcel delivery: How can cities achieve greener logistics?
With one click, you can have a parcel delivered to your home. However, the journey it takes to reach your doorstep is far from simple, let alone the environmental impact it has. What if we could reduce carbon emissions and…
SDG and inequality measurement: why the UN may be right
How can we reduce inequalities both within and among countries? An ambitious goal that the UN’s Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 10 seeks to address. However, certain parameters are underestimated when measuring these inequalities. A methodological shift can shed light on…
Yihyun Lim: “AI may help us visualise and combat Climate change”
Can AI help us think the future differently and change its trajectory, especially regarding Climate change? That’s the view of Yihyun Lim, Assistant Professor at the University of Southern California and Former Director of the MIT Design Lab, and the…
Integrated thinking: reconsidering business models to profoundly transform companies
The obsession with financial results has sometimes led large companies to act irresponsibly. Hence the emergence of Integrated Thinking. In recent years, this new way of thinking about business has highlighted the key contribution of non-financial results to an organization’s…
Banks’ ESG score, a de-risking business
You should not see sustainability reporting as a burden. Our research, based on a study of 74 European banks, shows that the banks with the highest ESG scores are also the least risky. Sustainability is the future of banking. You…
Rise of populism: towards a “European Disunion”?
Each month, Frédéric Munier, Director of the School of Geopolitics for Business at SKEMA Business School, publishes a column in the magazine Pour l’Éco. In the middle of the summer, he looked at the solidity of the European Union (EU).…