Brownbag Semniars 2014-2015 Seminar 1: September 24th, 2014. Alireza Ahmadsimab (ESSEC). "Collaboration and confrontation: Dynamics of different institutional logics and resource dependence in cross sector partnerships" Seminar 2: November 26th, 2014. Annika Beelitz (Bangor University). "Using discursive framing to maintain organisational legitimacy after the Fukushima disaster" Seminar 3: December 17th, 2014. Amélie Mernier (Université Catholique de Louvain). "Strategy for financing foundations: how do they create and capture value?" Seminar 4: January 14th, 2015. Marie-Laure Djelic and Reza Mousavi (ESSEC). "Understanding the Structural Architecture of Performative Ideologies— The Case of Atlas and Neoliberalism" Seminar 5: January 28th, 2015. Arthur Gautier (ESSEC). "Bound to fail yet successful: Understanding the institutionalization processes of contested practices" Seminar 6: February 11th, 2015. Hyemi Shin (ESSEC). "CSR professional? Yes, I am! Sensemaking and sensegiving of professionalization of the CSR field" Seminar 7: March 18th, 2015. Helen Etchanchu (ESSEC). " Why won't you listen to me? - The Role of Discursive Legitimacy during Episodes of Contention" Seminar 8: April 1st, 2015. Nadine Arnold (IDHES ENS Cachan). "Valuing and institutionalizing moral products" Seminar 9: April 15th, 2015. Aurelien Acquier and Pilar Acosta (ESCP Europe) "CSR as a process of dis-embedding business from society in developing countries: a case study in Latin America" Seminar 10: May 20th, 2015. Chika Oka (Royal Holloway). "Private, public and social power: Interactive governance for better labour conditions in garment supply chains" Seminar 11: June 3rd, 2015. Adrian Zicari and Hyemi Shin (ESSEC). "Don’t Judge by Its Cover! Comparative Study on the Evolution of CSR Reporting in Brazil and South Korea" Seminar 12: June 10th, 2015. Marion Ligonie (ESSEC). "Performativity in the making: Applying the theory of shared value" Brownbag Seminars 2013-2014 Seminar 1: September 30th, 2013. Helen ETCHANCHU-SCHNEIDER & Marie-Laure DJELIC (ESSEC). "Contextualizing Corporate Political Responsibilities: Neoliberal CSR in Historical Perspective". Seminar 2: November 20th, 2013. Charles CHO (ESSEC). "What is Important in Corporate Social Responsibility Information?" "From a marriage of convenience to an open relationship: The change of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) in the change of the national business system in South Korea"Seminar 3: January 8th, 2014. Hyemi SHIN (ESSEC). Seminar 4: February 5th, 2014. Afshin MEHRPOUYA (HEC) and Marie-Laure DJELIC (ESSEC). "Transparency – From Enlightenment to Neoliberalism or When a Norm of Liberation becomes a Tool of Governing" Seminar 5: March 5th, 2014. Damien LAMBERT (ESSEC). "The Proxy Advisor and the Negotiation of Fiduciary Duties" Seminar 6: April 2nd, 2014. Joel BOTHELLO (ESSEC) "Strategic Regime Institutionalization: The Case of ICLEI" Seminar 7: May 14th, 2014. Sandrine BLANC (INSEEC) "Conscientious objection and exemptions in firms. A liberal egalitarian perspective" Seminar 8: May 28th, 2014. Yesh NAMA (ESSEC). "Where are the missing masses?' Bringing ANT back into the debate on materiality" Brownbag Seminars 2012-2013 "Are Reputable Brands Socially Responsible? Exploring the Link between reputation and CSR" Seminar 2: October 17th, 2012. Matthias Thiemann (ESSEC) "Accounting for the financial crisis: the struggle over accounting rules for banks in France, Netherlands and Germany" Seminar 3: November 28th, 2012. Arthur Gautier and Anne Claire Pache (ESSEC) "The institutionalization of nonprofit professions within for profit organizations: a multilevel analysis of corporate philanthropy in France" Seminar 4: December 12th, 2012. Alireza Ahmadsimab and Gilles van Wijk (ESSEC). "Firm-NGO partnerships: substitution, hybridization or co-existence of logics" Seminar 5: January 9th, 2013. Estefania Santacreu-Vasut (ESSEC). "Language and Gender Economics" Seminar 6: January 16th, 2013. Céline Baud (HEC). "'Disciplining the neoliberal bank: Credit risk management under Basel II" Seminar 7: February 6th, 2013. Sandrine Blanc (INSEEC). "Corporate Democracy and Corporate Citizenship- A dialogue." Seminar 8: March 20th, 2013. Lisa Baudot (ESSEC). "GAAP Convergence of Convergence gap? A study of the process of global Accounting change" Seminar 9: April 3rd, 2013. Wim van Lent (ESSEC). "Local Elites versus Dominant Shareholders: Dividend Smoothing at the Dutch East India Company" Seminar 10: April 17th. Joel Bothello (ESSEC). "Constructing a sustainability narrative: A tale of two cities" Seminar 11: April 24th. Philip Mader (ESSEC). "Explaining and Quantifying the Extractive Success of Financial Systems: Microfinance and the financialisation of poverty" Seminar 12: June 5th. Jan Lepoutre (Essec Business School). “Theorizing organizational response to systemic problems: a longitudinal case study of two Kenyan firms responding to extreme poverty” Seminar 13: June 12th. Anna Samsonova (Manchester Business School). "Transnational self-regulation and the transforming roles of professional accountancy bodies: Towards a research agenda” Brownbag Seminars 2011-2012 Seminar 1: October 19th, 2011. Imran Chowdhury (ESSEC) "Multiple institutional logics and inter-organizational partnership: The dynamics of cooperation between social enterprises". Seminar 2: November 30th, 2011. Cécile Renouard et Adrian Zicari (ESSEC) "The forgotten issue in CSR. Why corporate tax issues are virtually absent in the CSR debate". Seminar 3: January 18th, 2012. Sandrine Blanc (ESSEC) “Workers’ moral agency in contemporary capitalism. A liberal critique”. Seminar 4: March 21st, 2012. Russell Arthur Smith (Nanyang) "Implications of Organizational Size on Corporate Social Responsibility Outcomes". Seminar 5: March 28th, 2012. Chrystelle Richard & Anne Cazavan-Jeny (ESSEC) "Constructing Market as an Answer to a Regulatory Accounting Vacuum: The Case of Public Private Partnership (PPP) Contracts". Seminar 6: May 2nd, 2012. Joel Bothello (ESSEC) "Constrained recipients: The role of legitimacy in organizational translation". Seminar 7: June 6th, 2012. Laurent Bibard (ESSEC) "Revisiting Identity and Difference: on Sexualities and Globalization". Brownbag Seminars 2010-2011
"Jogo Bonito: Developing CSR methodologies in Brazil". Seminar 2: March 23rd, 2011. Afshin Mehrpouya (ESSEC) "From God to markets - Analysis of the role played by actors and institutions in mainstreaming of socially responsible investments". Paper to be sent for review to Organization Studies. Seminar 3: April 27th, 2011. Anne-Claire Pache (ESSEC) “When competing logics enter organizations - The politics of organizational responses to conflicting institutional demands”. Seminar 4: May 25th, 2011. Sandrine Blanc (ESSEC) "Corporate Democracy in a Declining Welfare State. A Rawlsian Perspective". |