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Replay of the GEMNext#6 Conference: How Health Provision Decisions are Made
Published on 05 July 2021The professors at Grenoble Ecole de Management offer you new and diverse perspectives each month through a cycle of interactive conferences accessible to all: GEM students, GEM staff, graduates, partners, businesses…A 30 minute live presentation...
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The Territories in Transition Chairs analyze the effects of the heat wave in Grenoble
Published on 18 June 2021Grenoble Ecole de Management's Territories in Transition Chairs analyzed and quantified the stresses associated with the heat waves that hit the Grenoble basin in previous summers, in order to establish priorities for the public authorities.
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Eco-villages, models of social and convivial innovation
Published on 13 May 2021Joint research highlights the process of convivial innovation, implemented in four communities in the Southeast of France. The models observed value creativity and innovation and advocate alternative solutions to development.
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Economic Peace Day: Reinventing ourselves to preserve nature
Published on 11 May 2021On June 3, 2021, the Economic Peace Research Chair at Grenoble Ecole de Management, now a Société à mission , is organizing the completely virtual Economic Peace Day. Its aim: to reconcile organizations and citizens with Nature.
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The fight against climate change : Loick Roche, Dean and Director of GEM, is chosen to participate in the 2021 business convention for climate change in France
Published on 26 April 2021Loïck Roche, Dean and Director of Grenoble Ecole de Management (GEM), has been selected to participate in the 2021 business convention for climate change (CEC) in France, in the fight against climate change. He will be the only Business School...
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Should beauty filters on social media be regulated?
Published on 13 April 2021The "ETIC" research program is investigating the adverse effects that digital images can potentially cause, with specific focus on the impact that beauty filters can have on users who are most exposed to the pressures of today's beauty ideals.