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Europe’s landmark data legislation slowed down online surveillance, but didn’t stop it. In his study, Klaus Miller shows tracking has grown - just less aggressively, and with more disclosure.
By Klaus Miller
Research by Associate Professor Aline Gatignon at HEC Paris uncovers how crises redefine power and legitimacy in corporate–nonprofit partnerships.
Despite rejecting their past employers, tech founders often replicate old cultural norms, as uncovered in a study by HEC Paris.
HEC Paris research reveals how analysts’ reliance on real-time data shifts focus from long-term to short-term fundamentals, reshaping market behavior.
By Thierry Foucault
Research by HEC Paris professor Ankur Chavda reveals that theory-driven entrepreneurs keep learning after success, helping them become even more successful.
By Ankur Chavda
In the age of purpose- and impact-driven rhetoric, many employees still feel disconnected from it all. New research from HEC Paris explains why, suggesting the answer lies in the middle management.
Research by Mensah, Paugam, Stolowy of HEC Paris, and Kim of Simon Fraser University shows that short-sellers exposing firms hurt their reputation, triggering stock price drops and punitive reactions from banks.
By Albert Mensah , Luc Paugam , Hervé Stolowy
In the latest episode of the Breakthroughs podcast, Frank Wijen, Professor of Global Sustainable Strategies from KU Leuven, gives his analysis of how traditional academic frameworks may fall short in addressing today’s urgent sustainability challenges. In the half-hour podcast, he also shares possible solutions designed to have greater societal impact.
Military innovation must balance secrecy with collaboration. Just published research by HEC professor Sihem Jouini shows how European defense firms can maintain openness and protect sensitive knowledge.
By Sihem Ben Mahmoud-Jouini
On May 21, 2024 the Europe voted in the EU AI Act. A year later, HEC Professor Pablo Baquero reflects on its impact in a masterclass on AI legislation and execution.
