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PUBLICATIONS
of the ESSEC Institute for Geopolitics & Business
in Cergy-Paris, Rabat or Singapore
OUR BOOKS
"The Great Disruption: How Geopolitics is Changing Companies, Managers, and Work"
Authored in 2025 by Prof. Srividya Jandhyala, Associate Professor at ESSEC Business School
"Mediation Methods, at the Heart of Facilitation"
Co-authored in 2025 by Prof. Aurélien COLSON, Academic Co-Director of the ESSEC Institute for Geopolitics & Businss
"Geopolitics of Intimidation – Alone in the Face of War?"
Authored in 2024 by Prof. Frédéric CHARILLON, Co-Director of the ESSEC Center for Geopolitics, Defense & Leadership
"Healing the Wounds of Conflict. A Mediation Method"
Ukrainien Version - Co-authored in 2024 by Prof. Aurélien COLSON, Academic Co-Director of the ESSEC Institute for Geopolitics & Businss
"Geopolitics and Business: Relevance and Resonance"
Authored in 2023 by Prof. Cédomir NESTOROVIC, Academic Co-Director of the ESSEC Institute for Geopolitics & Businss
OUR ARTICLES & RESEARCH PAPERS
2024
DE BEAUFORT, V. Economic Sovereignty for the EU – Opportunity or Holy Grail? In: Revue de Droit de l’Union Européenne, (4), pp. 41-57.
KOROM, V. The Effects of Geopolitics and Global Trends on the Energy Disputes in Central and Eastern Europe. In: World Arbitration Update (WAU). Warsaw.
NESTOROVIC, C. Geopolitical perspectives on China’s sustainability initiatives. In: Hugues Bouthinon-Dumas, Arijit Chatterjee, Bernard Leca eds. Navigating the Ecological Transition: A Business School Perspective. 1st ed. London: Routledge, pp. 107-114.
SEGGIE, S. The limits of soft power when football, politics, religion, secularism, and geopolitics collide: The case of the “Unplayed” 2023 Turkish Super Cup Final in Saudi Arabia. In: Simon Chadwick, Paul Widdop, Michael M. Goldman eds. Continental Perspectives on the Geopolitical Economy of Football. 1st ed. London: Routledge, pp. 235-240.
DE BEAUFORT, V. et BLUET, G. Les élections du 9 juin 2024 : de nouveaux équilibres qui feront l’Europe de demain – Analyse. RessourSES, pp. 36-42.
KOROM, V. Setting the Stage: Our European Foundations. In: MCC Conference, Reclaiming our European Future. Budapest.
LIM, J. et LONG, X. Political Risk Contributes to Post-Crisis Violations of Covered Interest Parity. In: 2024 Meeting of the European Public Choice Society. Vienna.
KRATZ, M. Confronting emerging risks with flexible general models: a focus on cyber risk. I: 6th edition of the European Actuarial Journal Conference (EAJC). Lisbon.
KOROM, V. European Competitiveness. In: Reclaiming our European Future – MCC International Conference on Construing our European Heritage and our Vision for the Future Cooperation in Europe. Budapest.
2023
JANDHYALA, S. Experiments on Geopolitics and Trust: The Case of Data Protection by Technology Firms. In: National University of Singapore. Singapore.
SEGGIE, S. The Attempted Reshaping of the Turkish Football Landscape under the AK Party. In: Simon Chadwick, Paul Widdop, Michael M. Goldman eds. The Geopolitical Economy of Sport. 1st ed. London: Routledge, pp. 203-209.
CIRAVEGNA, L., HARTWELL, C., JANDHYALA, S., TINGBANI, I. et NEWBURRY, W. Geopolitics in International Business: Challenges and Insights. Academy of International Business Insights, 23(1).
LE CORRE, P. Europe’s China Challenge: The Narrow Path for France, Germany, and the EU, Asia Society Policy Institute.
2022
LE CORRE, P. Does the Rise of China Threaten the Transatlantic Partnership? In: Havard University Press
KOROM, V. The legal and economic reality of EU-China trade and investment relations. In: MCC/ECAA/HAA Conference – Walking the New Silk Road, China economic-legal relations and dispute settlement in context. Budapest.
2021
WANG, D., WEINER, R.J., LI, Q. et JANDHYALA, S. Leviathan as foreign investor: Geopolitics and sovereign wealth funds. Journal of International Business Studies, 52(7), pp. 1238-1255.
LE CORRE, P. China’s Influence in Southeastern, Central, and Eastern Europe: Vulnerabilities and Resilience in Four Countries. CEIP – Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
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The ESSEC Institute for Geopolitics & Business was created in 2024 to help companies and leaders navigate a world of geopolitical disruption, economic fragmentation, and strategic uncertainty. We examine how global power shifts transform business models, how firms are becoming geopolitical actors, and how corporate strategies must adapt to the end of business as usual. Rooted in ESSEC’s academic excellence, the Institute draws on three flagship centers: the IRENE Center for Negotiation & Mediation, the Center for Geopolitics, Defense & Leadership, and the Center for European Law & the Economy. Together, they bridge cutting-edge research, executive education, and strategic foresight. Our ambition: to empower geopolitics-fit leaders and build resilient, vigilant organizations for an age of global brutalization.* * *MISSION | EXPERTS | RESEARCH | EVENTS
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PUBLICATIONS

of the ESSEC Institute for Geopolitics & Businessin Cergy-Paris, Rabat or Singapore

OUR BOOKS

"The Great Disruption: How Geopolitics is Changing Companies, Managers, and Work"

"Mediation Methods, at the Heart of Facilitation"

"Geopolitics of Intimidation – Alone in the Face of War?"

"Healing the Wounds of Conflict. A Mediation Method"

"Geopolitics and Business: Relevance and Resonance"

OUR ARTICLES & RESEARCH PAPERS

2024

2023

2022

2021

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of the ESSEC Institute for Geopolitics & Business
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