Publications

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Climate risks and the realized higher-order moments of financial markets: Evidence from China

Stephane GOUTTE, Wang Yihan , Bouri Elie, Sokhanvar Amin

The return distribution of energy assets deviates from the normal distribution, making volatility a
partial measure of risk, and climate risk tend to affect the skewness preferences of environmentally

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Entrepreneurial resourcing across the social enterprises’ life cycle

Meriam RAZGALLAH, A. ADNAN MAALAOUI, S. SEVERINE LE LOARNE LEMAIRE
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Evaluating the impact of project and operational complexities on the crowdfunding campaigns of new technologies: An empirical investigation

Francesco APPIO, FRANCESCO SCHIAVONE, DANIELE LEONE, FEDERICO PLATANIA

Crowdfunding campaigns have emerged as a vital financing alternative for sourcing financial resources for new projects in recent years. However, risks in the post-campaign phase remain largely hidden and warrant concern.

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Les paradoxes de l'innovation ouverte: vers un changement de paradigme pour la Défense

Defence innovation policies are in contradiction with open innovation because they are traditionally based on the search for stability of critical skills mastered by a closed perimeter of actors.

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Network Connectivity and Repeated Interactions in an Information Sharing Dilemma

Andrea GUIDO, M. DEREX, R. ROMANIUC
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Perceptions d'un dispositif pédagogique innovant par le prisme des étudiants: Le cas d'une approche par projet inter-Masters

Marta BALLATORE, Lise Arena, Nathalie Oriol
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The impact of Pfizer’s social media engagement during the COVID-19

Francesco APPIO, FEDERICO PLATANIA, CELINA TOSCANO HERNANDEZ, LUCA MORA

The aim of this paper is to study the impact of social media engagement and public attention on Pfizer during the COVID-19 pandemic. Our study focuses on Twitter to investigate Pfizer’s social media activity and engagement during the pandemic.

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The impact of the capital gains tax on the Korean derivatives market

Gunther CAPELLE-BLANCARD, Emna Khemakhem

After lively debates on whether there was too much trading in the Korean derivatives market, the Korean government decided in 2016 to introduce a capital gains tax on KOSPI 200 futures and options. The stated goals were to secure tax revenue and restrict speculative trading.

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