Among the 7 research chairs at the Sorbonne Business School, the FINAGRI Chair, created in 2015, has a very specific objective: to open the doors to sustainable financing of agriculture by supporting the agroecological transition while developing innovative solutions.
Ukraine has just renewed martial law for 90 days, constitutionally postponing the autumn parliamentary elections and, potentially, the 2024 presidential election. At the same time, Russia is also due to hold a presidential election in the spring of 2024.
Global warming, pollution, failing human rights in many countries, collapse of biodiversity, inequitable sharing of wealth... These concerns often prompt young graduates to question the meaning of business. They raise crucial questions: how to run a company in a lucid and relevant way, while being efficient and responsible?
On Monday, May 22, Meta, the parent company of Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp, was fined 1.2 billion euros for breaching the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). The Irish regulator, in charge of applying the European text, found that the American giant had "continued to transfer personal data" of users from the European headquarters in Dublin to the United States in violation of the rules of the twenty-seven. [...]
European business and financial life is punctuated on an almost daily basis by the need to adopt more ambitious and respectful behaviors and objectives in social or environmental matters, and in particular in terms of the transition to a low-carbon economy.
After several months of fighting, the private military company Wagner announced on January 10 that it had taken the town of Soledar, in the Donbass (eastern Ukraine), an announcement gradually picked up by official Russian channels thereafter.
Thanks to collaborations between the Sorbonne Business School, its sponsors and partners, research conducted within the Brands & Values Chair has resulted in a rich output of 74 articles published in national and international academic journals, 60 research workshops as well as 24 defended theses.
2021 represents for the ETI Chair a year of:
