Thanks to a permanent faculty of over 100 holding PhDs from the world’s leading research universities such as Boston College, Cornell, Harvard, McGill, MIT, Princeton, Stanford, UCLA, Wharton, Yale and also from top European institutions, HEC offers a broad range of quality programs. 50% are non-French and of 26 different nationalities. Whilst teaching the various programs, they also carry out research and work in, or act as, consultants to major firms. This ensures that they are constantly up-to-date with the latest managerial practices.
Moreover, more than 120 affiliate and visiting professors and many lecturers (academics and professional) join the faculty's ranks each year.
Research: The Essence of Management Science
HEC’s faculty is dedicated to pushing the frontier of knowledge in their field of expertise by actively engaging in research, regular publications in top academic journals with an international audience and also through active participation in international academic conferences. The HEC Fcaulty has been ranked 4th in Europe by the Financial Times 2010 ranking for Research.
A few examples of recent publications by MMFE professors
I. Gilboa, A. Postlewaite and D. Schmeidler (2008), Probabilities in Economic Modelling, Journal of Economic Perspectives I. Gilboa, F. Maccheroni, M. Marinacci, and D. Schmeidler (2010 forthcoming),Objective and Subjective Rationality in a Multiple Prior Model, Econometrica A-T Goh (2005), Knowledge Diffusion, Input Supplier's Technological Effort and Technology Transfer via Vertical Relationships, Journal of International Economics A-T Goh and T. Michalski (2010), Should Small Countries Fear Deindustrialization, Review of International Economics P. Picard (2005) & O. Gossner, On the Consequences of Behavioral Adaptation in the Costs-Benefits Analysis of Road Safety Measures, Journal of Risk and Insurance P. Picard & J-M Bourgeon (2007), Point Record Driving Licences and Road Safety: an Economic Approach, Journal of Public Economics T. Tomala, J. Renault, M. Scarsini (2008), Playing off-line Games with Bounded Rationality, Mathematical Social Sciences T. Tomala (2009), Perfect Communication Equilibria in Repeated Games with Imperfect monitoring, Games and Economic Behaviour T. Tomala and O. Gossner (2008), Entropy Bounds on Bayesian Learning, Journal of Mathematical Economics N. Vieille and E. Solan (2010), Computing Uniformly Optimal Strategies in Two-Player Stochastic Games, Journal of Economic Theory N. Vieille and J. Horner (2009), Public vs. Private Offers in the Market for Lemons, Econometrica.
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