Articles
Tech & AI
Strategy & Leadership
Giving Humans the Final Say Can Make AI Decisions Worse
When algorithms outperform experts, human oversight may protect legitimacy... but it may also simply restore the errors AI was meant to correct.
Economics & Finance
Brands & Behaviors
What Predictably Irrational Reveals About Human Behavior
Dan Ariely's book shows how cleverly researchers can test the hidden forces behind their decisions, and why social norms matter more than they often think.
Why Hard Work Isn’t Enough: The Role of Chance in Career Success
Career success reflects not just effort, but how everyday chance events shape opportunities and visibility.
Marie Sushka's research legacy across banking, governance and private equity
The American academic kept returning to the same question: what do financial structures actually do once they are tested against evidence?
What Every Family Business Leader Should Learn from Mathieu Lustrerie
CEO Régis Mathieu blends creativity, legacy, and relational leadership to prepare a successful family business succession.
Innovation & Entrepreneurship
Sustainability & Society
Can Entrepreneurship Really Empower the Most Vulnerable?
Despite decades of programs to democratize entrepreneurship, many vulnerable groups remain underrepresented. HEC Paris research invites a rethink.
“Exceptional” floods: what if the real scandal was our lack of preparedness?
Recent floods in France reveal a double reality: a climate that is intensifying storms, and a society that continues to behave as if all this were still accidental.
Geopolitics & Public Affairs
Workplace Experience Determines Voting Patterns Far More than France's Political Fault Lines
This new policy paper shows that trust, recognition, and belonging at work influence political attitude and help explain support for radical parties.
