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​june 12, 2025


​Aya Nachtaoui (PhD student at SBS-EM, ULB) will present : 

"Paths to Environmental Legitimacy: A Comparative Study of Sustainability Implementation and Disclosure in Equity Crowdfunding"
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​Abstract ​| Poster | Room R42.2.113 | 12pm​
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RSAEM

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​june 19, 2025

​Christophe Alaux (Director of the IMPGT & Director of the Chair in Attractiveness and New Territorial Marketing (Aix-Marseille University) will present : 
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"Place attractiveness for talents : factors, services and governance"

​Abstract | Poster | Room R42.2.113 and online* | 12.15pm
​*If you wish to participate online please contact [email protected]
mORE EVENTS
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publications

articles in refereed journals

(*CEBRIG Members)

JOURNAL OF BUSINESS ETHICS
Bias in Mission‑Driven Finance: Discrimination or Mission Drift?

By Anastasia Cozarenco* & Ariane Szafarz* 
​May 2025

BIOLOGICAL CONSERVATION
Sustainability and avian biodiversity tensions in wastewater management in arid zones
By Khaled Noby, Ignas M.A. Heitkönig, Erwin Bulte* and Marc Naguib

May 2025

ECOLOGICAL ECONOMICS
The environmental benefits of grassroots cooperatives in agriculture
By Simon Cornée*, Damien Rousselière and Véronique Thelen

April 2025

EDUCATION ECONOMICS
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The Over-education Wage Penalty among PhD Holders: A European Perspective
By Loredana Cultrera*, Giulia Santosuosso, François Rycx* and Guillaume Vermeylen*

March 2025

GENDER, WORK, & ORGANIZATION
Bringing Microaggressions From the Shadows to the Spotlight: Unveiling Silencing Mechanisms and Distinct Patterns in Coping
By Delia Mensitieri, Smaranda Boroş and Claudia Toma*

March 2025

ANNALS OF OPERATIONS RESEARCH
​Women, immigrants, and microcredit in Europe: a Bayesian approach
By Anastasia Cozarenco*, Ariane Szafarz* & Mike Tsionas 
March 2025

ECOLOGICAL ECONOMICS
Public policies on circular economy: A systematic review
By Riccardo Losa*

February 2025​
BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES
Diversity? Great for Most Just Less So for Me: How Cognitive Abstraction Affects Diversity Attitudes and Choices​
By Claudia Toma*, Ashli B. Carter and Katherine W. Phillips
​May 2025

OXFORD ECONOMIC PAPERS
Immigrant Overeducation Across Generations: The Role of Gender and Part-time Work
By Kevin Pineda-Hernandez*, François Rycx* and Mélanie Volral

April 2025

DE ECONOMIST
Labour Market Disadvantages of Citizens with a Migration Background in Belgium: A Systematic Review
By Louise Devos, Louis Lippens, Stijn Baert, Dries Lens, François Rycx* and Mélanie Volral*

March 2025

JOURNAL OF ECONOMIC INEQUALITY
Moving Up the Social Ladder ? Wages of First- and Second-generation Immigrants from developing Countries
By Kevin Pineda-Hernandez*, François Rycx* and Mélanie Volral

March 2025

JOURNAL OF ALTERNATIVE FINANCE
Ethical Funding and Good Governance: Does the Design of Funding Matter?​
By Marek Hudon*, Samuel Anokye Nyarko* and Ariane Szafarz* ​
March 2025

JOURNAL OF ECONOMIC BEHAVIOR & ORGANIZATION
For better or for worse: How Mutual Credit Systems bolster resilience of small firms

By Ariane Reyns*, Marek Hudon* & Koen Schoors
February 2025

chapters in books

The governance of commons by social corporations: A theoretical governance model
By Coline Serres* 
Chapter in book :The Routledge Handbook of Cooperative Economics and Management Edited by Jerome Nikolai Warren, Lucio Biggiero, Jamin Hübner & Kemi Ogunyemi
Art as an asset class and as a component of a financial portfolio
By Kim Oosterlinck*
Chapter in book : Global Art Markets History and Current Trends Edited By Iain Robertson, Derrick Chong & Luís U. Afonso
​Gender Bias in closed-ended questions with negative points
By Alice Brogniaux, Catherine Dehon, Phillipe Emplit & Claudia Toma*

Chapter in book : RECENT ADVANCES IN ECONOMETRICS AND STATISTICS Edited By Matteo Barigozzi,  Siegfried Hörmann & Davy Paindaveine
When Women Farmers Protest Patriarchy and Capitalism
​By Floriane Bolazzi, Kaveri Haritas & Isabelle Guérin*
Chapter in book : The Indian Farmers’ Protest of 2020–2021, 
Agrarian Crisis, Dissent and Identity Edited By Christine Moliner, David Singh
Rueff Versus de Lattre: A French Money Doctors' Duel for Influence Over de Gaulle
​By Maylis Avaro*
Chapter in book : Money Doctors Around the Globe: A Historical Perspective Published by Andrés Álvarez, Carlos Andrés Álvarez Gallo, Vincent Bignon, Anders Ögren, Masato Shizume
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books

(EN) Routledge Handbook of the UN Sustainable Development Goals Research and Policy Ranjula Bali Swain* & Peter Dobers
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(FR) Un autre regard sur les marchés de l'art​
Anne-Sophie Radermecker*
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(FR) La transparence dans
​l’espace numérique

Vincent Mabillard* & Jean-Patrick Villeneuve​
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Place Branding and Marketing from a Policy Perspective​
Vincent Mabillard*, Martial Pasquier & Renaud Vuignier 
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THESIS

Essays on the global patent system
​By Lluis Gimeno-Fabra
Solvay Brussels School of Economics and Management​
Enhancing sustainable supply chains: From prioritisation to recovery
​By Lisi Guan 
Maastricht University
Institutions, farm/rural household behavior and gender: Evidence from Colombia and Burundi
By Jesse Willem D'Anjou 
Solvay Brussels School of Economics and Management​
 

 

working papers

WP 25-003  On Nature Quotient
by Quan-Hoang Vuong* & Minh Hoang Nguyen
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WP 25-002  Can complementary currencies foster sustainability? A systematic review of the impacts of environmental complementary currencies
by Léo Revelli
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WP 25-001  The Boomerang Effect of Negative Decoupling in Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Management
by Valérie De Cock* & Pinar Celik* & Colette Van Laar & Claudia Toma*
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WP 24-016 The Bankruptcy Express: Market Integration, Organizational Changes, and Financial distress in 19th century Britain
by Tobias Korn & Jean Lacroix*
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WP 24-015 Collective cognition, strategic management, and crisis management in the turmoil of Covid 19 pandemic
​​​by Anne Drumaux

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More publications
 

PRESS

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Marek Hudon
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​« Valeur ajoutée » – Entreprendre : pourquoi si peu s’y aventurent ?
Le Soir - 7/04/2025
This is nothing new: very few young people set up their own business in Belgium. So what are we doing wrong? It's time to take the opposite view of certain well-established facts.

cited in Le gouvernement réclame la quasi-totalité des bénéfices de Belfius pour financer la Défense: voici la somme monstrueuse concernée
RTL Info - 15/04/2025
The government wants Belfius to pay a total of almost €1 billion in dividends to the state to bolster the defence budget, L'Echo and De Tijd reported on Tuesday.
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Claudia Toma

"Le fobo ou la peur de prendre des décisions"
Le Soir - 16/02/2025
The acronym is becoming established. It has one great merit: it freezes in one word the social anxiety that is specific to certain types of consumption.
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Pierre-Guillaume Méon

"Des économies sur les universités ne sont pas des économies"
La Libre - 9/02/2025
Leading scientific skills are in short supply, and countries around the world are competing for them. Our universities can only produce quality research by attracting and retaining the most talented researchers, at a time when the path to the profession has become particularly tough.
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Kim Oosterlinck

"Les Musées royaux des Beaux-Arts menacés par des infiltrations d’eau : « Le patrimoine, c’est irremplaçable »"
Le Soir - 31/01/2025
In the wake of the Louvre's cry of alarm, Kim Oosterlinck, Director of the Royal Museums of Fine Arts, discusses the institution's security and conservation problems.

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Fawzi Banao
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Sécurisation des frontières et mobilisation des ressources : enjeux et solutions pour les États d’Afrique de l’Ouest​
Financial Afrik - 3/02/2025
Inherited from the colonial period, the borders of West African countries are characterised by their porosity and weak institutional control. This vulnerability is particularly noticeable in the vast Sahelian territories, where the State struggles to maintain an effective presence. The lack of a dense territorial network complicates border surveillance and leaves many areas outside the direct control of state forces.
More PRESS
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Roland Gillet

​Good Morning Business - Vendredi 11 avril

BFM Business - 11/04/2025
On Friday 11 April, Catherine Coupet, co-founder and CEO of Openeat, Roland Gillet, professor of financial economics at the Université Paris 1 Panthéon Sorbonne, Marine Mandrila, co-founder of Refugee Food, and Marc Fiorentino, BFM Business editorialist, were guests on the Good Morning Business programme presented by Erwan Morice. 

Les Experts : Guerre commerciale, la volte-face de Trump
BFM Business - 10/04/2025
​On Thursday 10 April, Jean-Hervé Lorenzi, founder of the Cercle des Économistes, Anne-Sophie Alsif, chief economist at auditing firm BDO France, and Roland Gillet, professor of financial economics at Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, gave their views on Trump's sudden change of policy and on the measures Europe should adopt, on the programme Les Experts, presented by Nicolas Doze. 
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Kenneth Bertrams
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Donald Trump veut rendre l'Amérique "great again" : mais de quel "âge d'or" parle-t-il ?
RTBF - 28/03/2025
It is more than two months since Donald Trump made his comeback in the White House. During his campaign and his inauguration speech, he declared that he wanted to make America ‘Great Again’. But what historical period is he referring to when he talks about this golden age? And will he really usher in a new age in the economic history of the United States? Answers from Kenneth Bertrams, economic and scientific historian at ULB (and member of CEBRIG) in Le Monde en Direct.
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Marie Brière
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Opinion | Les maths, l'IA et la finance
Les Echos - 11/03/2025
Artificial intelligence can revolutionise the financial industry by predicting future market movements and analysing risks. But it comes with risks, such as a lack of transparency or over-reaction to short-term information, note Marie Brière and André Lévy-Lang.
 

AWARDS, grants and
​other news

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Enhancing Sustainable Supply Chains: From Prioritisation to Recovery
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Le vendredi 23 mai 2025 à 10h

La défense de thèse se déroulera en hybride : en présentiel à l’Université de Maastricht (Aula @ Minderbroedersberg 4-6, 6211 LK Maastricht) et en digital via ce lien https://youtube.com/@UMphddefense

Le jury sera composé comme suit :
Bart Vos – Président du Jury, Maastricht University
Evelyne Vanpoucke – Secrétaire, Co-promotrice, ULB
Lieven Quintens – Co-promoteur, Maastricht University
Judith Behrens – ULB
Alassane Ballé Ndiaye - ULB Peiran Jiao – Maastricht University
Stefan Seuring - Universität Kassel Wim Lambrechts - Open University
 

CALL FOR PAPERS/APPLICATIONS

Summer School on Corporate Governance and the Effectiveness of Boards
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The University of Groningen, the Netherlands, organizes a one-week Summer School entitled “Corporate Governance and the Effectiveness of Boards”. The Summer School offers an intensive, interdisciplinary program, using insights from economics, finance, accounting, management, sociology and psychology. During the program, participants learn how to critically evaluate governance research, how to apply theories and research methodologies, and how to use the findings from such research, in order to identify new research topics.

The Summer School is designed for PhDs, Postdocs, other academic staff members, research master students, and practitioners with a relevant academic background.

The Summer School will take place from 7 to 11 July 2025 at the University of Groningen.

The Summer School consists of nine sessions on topics such as boards and corporate purpose, behavioural boards, board leadership, board interlocks, boards and institutional investors, research methods in corporate governance, and new trends in corporate research. These sessions are taught by recognized governance scholars, such as Craig Crossland (Neeley School of Business, Texax Christian University) and Alessandro Zattoni (LUISS University Rome), as well corporate governance specialists from the University of Groningen.

The deadline for applying is 1 June 2025.

If you are interested, please use the following link to the website for more information: https://www.rug.nl/education/summer-winter-schools/corporate_governance/

You may also send an email to Niels Hermes ([email protected]) for more information about this Summer School.
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