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Research partners


ESSEC professors participate to various research networks.

Individual participation

Most important institutional partners

Mannheim Business School
Dedication to high-quality instruction and research, excellent studying conditions, international orientation, and emphasis on bridging the gap between theory and practice have made Mannheim Business School the top German business school as shown in rankings time and time again.


SCANCOR
The Scandinavian Consortium for Organizational Research was founded on September 15, 1988. The idea behind SCANCOR was to create a foundation for internationalizing research and education in organization and leadership. Through cooperation among Scandinavian business schools and universities, SCANCOR hopes to promote an international perspective in research and education, as well as to strengthen ties among Scandinavian researchers and encourage joint research projects.

THEMA Cergy-Pontoise University, Research group in economics and management
Created in 1996, it incorporates university professors as well as researchers affiliated with the French CNRS. Research is largely aimed at policy questions in international macroeconomics (exchange rates policy, monetary policy or trade policy) as well as in microeconomics (transportation, health, education, environment, income redistribution or competition policy).