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Thomas Chaney is a Professor of Economics at the University of Southern California (USC), holding the John Elliott Chair in Economics. He is affiliated with Sciences Po’s Department of Economics and leads the ERC Project HTMG. His research focuses on International Trade, Networks, and Finance, with notable contributions to historical trade dynamics and modern financial constraints. Chaney is a CEPR and CESifo Research Fellow, reflecting his academic standing. Research Interests: Chaney’s work bridges historical and contemporary economic phenomena, analyzing trade networks, collateral constraints in corporate finance, and the impact of migration on innovation and urban development. His research often employs innovative methodologies, such as combining archaeological data with economic models to study ancient trade systems. Articles Trends: Recent work examines Bronze Age trade networks, modern corporate investment dynamics, and the role of real estate collateral. His 2024 articles explore ancient trade’s end and contemporary empathy’s economic implications, showcasing interdisciplinary approaches. Earlier papers like Trade, Merchants, and the Lost Cities of the Bronze Age (2019) exemplify his historical focus. Grants & Awards: Chaney leads the ERC-funded HTMG project and holds prestigious fellowships. His work has been published in top journals and spans empirical trade analysis, financial economics, and historical methods. Labs/Teams: Active in USC’s Economics Department and collaborates with global institutions like Sciences Po and the Bank for International Settlements (BIS). His research group integrates economists, historians, and data scientists for interdisciplinary projects.

• International Trade
• Networks
• Finance
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Reetika Gupta is an Associate Professor at ESSEC Business School, Singapore, with a career spanning institutions such as Lehigh University (College of Business and Economics) and City University of New York – Baruch College. Her research focuses on Marketing , Consumer Behavior , and Digital Marketing , particularly in areas like Interactive Marketing , Bottom-of-the-Pyramid Consumers , and Augmented Reality in Marketing . PhD in Marketing (City University of New York – Baruch College, 2005) PGDPC (Mudra Institute of Communications, 1996) BA (Honors) in Economics (St. Stephen's College, 1994) Her research explores: Psychological factors in ethical consumption and sustainable marketing Design of digital platforms to enhance consumer revisits and engagement Impact of social relationships on consumer behavior in emerging markets Political ideology's influence on product preferences Recent publications analyze Bottom-of-the-Pyramid Consumers , Mobile Marketing , and Healthcare Challenges . Awards include Fond de Recherche ESSEC grants and the Alfred Noble Robinson Faculty Award (2012). She has served as Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Consumer Marketing (2020–2022) and currently as Associate Editor.

• Marketing
• Consumer Behavior
• Interactive Marketing
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Elena Asparouhova is a Professor of Finance at the David Eccles School of Business , University of Utah. She holds a doctorate in Social Sciences from the California Institute of Technology and a Masters in Statistics from Sofia University , Bulgaria. Her research focuses on theoretical and experimental financial economics , including asset pricing theory , experimental finance , general equilibrium theory , and econometrics . Recent work examines financial market competition under delegation , information percolation in dark markets , and human-robot interaction in trading . Best Paper Award, Journal of Financial Markets (2025) Best Paper Award, Review of Finance (2024) Best Paper, Behavioral Finance and Capital Markets Conference, Australia (2025) Continuous National Science Foundation funding for 10+ years Contact: e.asparouhova@utah.edu , University of Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah 84112.

• Theoretical Financial Economics
• Experimental Finance
• Asset Pricing
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Fabienne Berger-Remy is a Senior Lecturer at Dauphine University – PSL, accredited to supervise research (HDR). She transitioned to academia in 2014 after extensive professional experience in marketing, brand management, and consumer goods consulting, with prior affiliations at IAE Paris Sorbonne. Research Focus : Multidisciplinary studies on marketing profession transformations, work-brand-consumption dynamics, and intangible capital creation. Publications in M@n@gement , Journal of Business Research , and Journal of Marketing Management highlight her work on digital transformation, brand crisis management, and organizational psychology. Publications reveal trends in digital marketing impacts, crisis communication strategies, and intellectual capital dynamics. Her work bridges theoretical frameworks with practical marketing challenges, including brand dissonance and datafication.

• Organization and Marketing Professions
• Work-Brand-Consumption Relationships
• Intangible Capital Creation
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Oliver Laasch is a Professor of Responsible Management at ESCP Business School in Berlin and holds an adjunct professorship in Social Entrepreneurship at the University of Manchester. He has held academic roles at institutions including the University of Nottingham Ningbo (China), Tecnológico de Monterrey (Mexico), and Seoul National University (South Korea), along with visiting positions at the University of Tübingen’s Global Ethic Institute and Copenhagen Business School. His research focuses on responsible management, alternative business models, disruptive activism, and qualitative methods. He has published in top-tier journals such as the Academy of Management Learning and Education , British Journal of Management , and Journal of Business Ethics . Laasch co-authored the Research Handbook of Responsible Management and Sage Handbook of Responsible Management Learning and Education , and has contributed to practitioner outlets like Harvard Business Review and Forbes . He designs and teaches courses at all academic levels, including the Coursera MOOC Managing Responsibly with 40,000+ enrollees. His work on the United Nations Principles for Responsible Management Education (PRME) initiative has been pivotal. He has served as an editorial board member for journals like Academy of Management Learning and Education and Long Range Planning , editing over 40 special issues and books. Laasch advises companies and universities on staff development and has pioneered frameworks for integrating sustainability into business education. His research emphasizes systemic change, ethical leadership, and the intersection of activism with corporate responsibility.

• Responsible Management
• Alternative Business Models
• Disruptive Activism
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Indranil Bose is a Distinguished Professor and Head of the Area of Excellence in AI, Data Science, and Business at NEOMA Business School, with a Ph.D. in Management from Purdue University. He specializes in business analytics, big data, and digital transformation, leveraging expertise from prior roles at IIM Calcutta, University of Hong Kong, University of Florida, and UT Arlington. Education: Ph.D. in Management (Purdue University, 1997) M.S. (Purdue University) M.S. (University of Iowa) B.Tech (IIT Kharagpur) Research Focus: His work spans predictive analytics, social media impact on business, innovation management, cybersecurity, fintech, and AI ethics. Key themes include consumer behavior in digital ecosystems, AI-driven decision systems, and ethical implications of emerging technologies. Publication Trends: Recent articles emphasize AI ethics, digital misinformation, and predictive modeling in finance/healthcare, reflecting a focus on societal impacts of technology. Methodologies include deep learning, sentiment analysis, and causal inference. Awards & Recognition: Winner, EFMD 2017 Case Competition Ranked 29th globally for Information Systems research productivity (2005–2014) Editorial Leadership: Senior Editor for Decision Support Systems and Pacific Asia Journal of the AIS ; Associate Editor for Information & Management , Journal of the AIS , and Communications of the AIS .

• Business Focused Predictive Analytics
• Social Media for Business Transformation
• Management of Innovation
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Ali Khan is an Assistant Professor of Information Systems at NEOMA Business School. He holds a PhD in Digital Technology (MIS) from Queen's University (Canada, 2022), followed by a postdoctoral research stint before joining NEOMA. His research focuses on digital threats (e.g., fake news), digital professionalism, and gamification within organizational contexts. He has published in top-tier journals like the Journal of Information Technology and European Journal of Information Systems, and actively reviews for leading conferences and journals. Research Interests: Digital Threat Mitigation, Gamification Frameworks, Fake News Analysis, Digital Professionalism Teaching Expertise: Digital Technologies, Digital Business Models, Digital Organizations His work bridges theoretical insights with practical applications, addressing modern challenges in digital media and organizational behavior. Recent contributions emphasize structural approaches to gamification and methodological advancements in analyzing digital misinformation. Awards: Distinction Award (2014 International Conference on Management) Dr. Khan collaborates with industry partners through NEOMA's research initiatives, including the VISTA-AR project on tourism experience digitization and BluePrint Intao (Enedis) on organizational flexibility. He has advised multiple academic conferences and contributes to pedagogical innovations in digital education.

• Digital Technology
• Information Systems
• Supply Chain Management
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Stéphane Borraz is an Assistant Professor of Marketing at NEOMA Business School , specializing in luxury industries, brand management, and consumer experiences. His research bridges sociology and marketing through Consumer Culture Theory , focusing on the cultural, emotional, and ethical dimensions of consumption. Luxury brand strategies Climate justification practices Digital marketing innovations Consumer ritual theory Borraz's recent work examines AI-generated luxury and sustainable tourism , applying philosophical frameworks like Descola's ontologies. His publications span top-tier journals (Journal of Marketing, Journal of Business Ethics) and international conferences. Scientific Awards: Taittinger Prize

• Luxury Brand Management
• Consumer Experiences
• Consumption Culture
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Hélène Yildiz is a University Professor of Management and Business Sciences at the University of Lorraine , affiliated with the IUT Henri Poincaré in Longwy and the CEREFIGE research unit. She serves as Head of the Offshore Marketing Masters program at IAE Metz and Deputy Head of Department at IUT Longwy. Research Interests focus on economic/social exchange processes across commerce, tourism, and gaming industries, with emphasis on digital marketing strategy, virtual reality applications, and sustainable branding. Her work explores how technologies like VR/AR reshape consumer behavior and purchasing decisions, particularly in gaming and tourism contexts. Key Research Themes : Virtual reality in marketing and consumer psychology E-sports and digital consumption patterns Cross-border trade and territorial development Sustainable branding and CSR Small retailer patronage dynamics Social media's impact on luxury brands Academic Leadership includes: Co-supervising MIAGE Master's program Responsible for Hospitality Management Master's at IAE Metz Deputy Head of Department at IUT Longwy Education : PhD in Management (2006), Université Nancy 2 Diploma from IUFM de Lorraine

• Digital Marketing
• Consumer Behavior
• Sustainable Development
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Alexandre Asselineau is an Associate Professor and Head of the MSE Department at Burgundy School of Business . His work focuses on Entrepreneurship and Innovation through the lens of Strategic Management and Territorial Development . He actively explores Coopetition , Sustainable Strategic Management , and the Role of Silence in Organizations . Department: Management, Strategy and Entrepreneurship Disciplinary Team: Management / HR / Strategy Research Interests : Dr. Asselineau investigates territorial strategies for sustainable development, coopetition dynamics in rural contexts, and managerial silence as an underutilized tool. His work bridges strategic theory with field-based intervention research , particularly in SMEs and traditional industries. Recent publication trends (2022-2025) show focus on: - Territorial development through collaborative strategies - Coopetition in wine and cutlery sectors - Sustainability and social progress balance in SMEs - Managerial silence as a strategic resource Scientific Contributions : He has published extensively (104+ works) on topics including: - Responsible strategic management - Proximity-based innovation - Ecological transition strategies - Collective territorial strategies Professional Engagement : Active participant in academic conferences (AOM, EURAM, ISEOR) and contributor to The Conversation and Le Monde . Collaborates with researchers like Albert-Cromarias , Grolleau , and Ingham .

• Strategic Management
• Entrepreneurship
• Territorial Development
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HAON Christophe is a Professor of Marketing at TBS Education, a leading business school based in France. His research focuses on the intersection of marketing, innovation, and strategic management, with particular emphasis on how marketing expertise influences corporate innovation capacity and decision-making processes. University: TBS Education School: School of Business Department: Marketing Research Interests Christophe's work explores the role of marketing in driving innovation, new product development, and organizational performance. He investigates how CEO characteristics moderate the impact of marketing-experienced board members, the dynamics of crowdsourcing contests, and the evolution of intellectual structures in technological forecasting and social change. His studies also address market orientation, trade show strategies, and knowledge flow in academic research. Article Trends His recent publications (2023–2025) highlight the strategic importance of marketing in corporate governance, green innovation, and contest-based design. Earlier works (2017–2020) delve into new product development, motivation theory, and bibliometric analyses of innovation management. The recurring themes include CEO influence, team diversity, and sustainable innovation practices.

• Marketing
• Innovation
• New Product Development
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Anne Alombert is a Researcher at the Université de Technologie de Compiègne (UTC), affiliated with the Cognitive Research and Enactive Design (CRED) team within the COSTECH laboratory. Her work focuses on the interplay between technology, sustainability, and societal transformation. She contributes to interdisciplinary research addressing energy transitions, entropy in the Anthropocene, and the philosophical implications of digital technologies. Her research interests include sustainable development, environmental ethics, and the socio-technical dimensions of innovation. She has published on topics such as entropic crises, cognitive capitalism, and the evolution of cultural industries into 'technologies of the mind.' Alombert collaborates with teams like CRED and CRI (Complexity, Networks, and Innovation), exploring themes like ecological thinking and the societal impacts of technological change. She has co-authored works on the legacy of Bernard Stiegler, emphasizing the role of care in technological design and the need for anti-entropic growth models.

• Sustainable Development
• Philosophy of Technology
• Environmental Ethics
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Clément Mabi is a Researcher affiliated with the Costech laboratory at Université de Technologie de Compiègne (UTC). He serves as an Editor-in-Chief for the section 'Democracy and Digital Technology' and collaborates with teams like CRED (Cognitive Research and Enactive Design) and CRI (Complexity, Networks, and Innovation). His work focuses on digital democracy, philosophy of technology, and societal impacts of innovation. He co-edits the interdisciplinary journal Costech Publications , organizing sections on cognitive capitalism, digital literacy, and sustainable engineering training. Research interests include media theory, ethical implications of technologies, and Bernard Stiegler's philosophy of organology. Recent contributions analyze post-truth digital contexts, public debate mechanisms, and the role of technology in education. He participates in projects like PHITECO seminars exploring technology's socio-political dimensions.

• Digital Technology
• Democracy and Digital Governance
• Philosophy of Technology
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Rui C. Silva is a Professor of Finance and Haddad Chair in Entrepreneurship at the Nova School of Business and Economics. He is also a Research Affiliate at the Centre for Economic Policy Research (CEPR). His research focuses on corporate finance, labor economics, institutional impacts on innovation, and behavioral finance, with notable contributions to understanding mergers' mental health effects, bankruptcy dynamics, and the interplay between credit ratings and political systems. Silva's work bridges theoretical frameworks with real-world applications, particularly in distressed firms and employee well-being. He has published in top-tier journals like Management Science , Review of Financial Studies , and Journal of Finance . His research interests span corporate governance, financial distress, and the role of institutions in fostering innovation. Notable projects include analyzing how credit rating agencies influence election outcomes and the physiological/spiritual dimensions of economic decision-making. Silva collaborates extensively with global scholars, evident in co-authored works with experts like Ramin Baghai and Gregor Matvos. While no formal awards are listed, his prolific publication record and affiliations reflect scholarly impact. His current projects include studies on trademark valuation and gender exposure to firm shocks. Silva’s work often integrates interdisciplinary approaches, addressing both theoretical and policy-relevant questions in finance and economics.

• Corporate Finance
• Financial Economics
• Labor Economics
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Philippe PAILOT is a Professor at SKEMA Business School and an Associate Professor HDR at IAE Lille (University of Lille), affiliated with LUMEN research unit (URL 4999). His roles include teaching 'Organisational Behaviour' and 'Social, Cognitive and Behavioural Psychology applied to Management' in SKEMA's PGE L3 program, as well as co-founding the 'Women and Business' Chair. His research focuses on female entrepreneurship, CSR, and the intersection of law and management. Education includes a Habilitation à Diriger des Recherches (2006), PhD in Management Sciences (1995), Advanced Master in Business Administration (1990), and DESCAF (1989). His work spans organizational behavior, HRM, gender studies, and institutional logics in entrepreneurial ecosystems. Research interests emphasize women's entrepreneurship dynamics, gender disparities, CSR legal frameworks, and religion in organizations. His recent articles analyze crisis leadership among women entrepreneurs, institutional logics in ecosystems, and gendered entrepreneurial legitimacy. He has supervised at least one PhD student (A. EZZEROUALI) and contributed to policy discussions on work-family interfaces and institutional support for women entrepreneurs. LUMEN serves as his primary research hub, exploring themes like organizational change, social responsibility, and historical methodologies in management.

• HRM
• Organizational behavior
• Organizational analysis
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