Best Research Grant
“CSR within morally objectionable businesses: Can what’s done be undone?”
Salma KTAT (Tunisian)
Université des Antilles et de la Guyane
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“Developing metrics and tools to help align financial portfolios with climate and energy investment scenarios”
Jakob THOMÄ (German)
Conservatoire National des Arts et Métiers—
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Best Research Grant
“Understanding the Dynamics of Voting on Shareholder Proposals”
Liviu ANDRONIC (Romanian)
IAE Toulouse (France)—
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Best Research Grant
“Responsible Investment and the Chinese Stock Market”
Michael L.BARNETT (US)
Xing CHEN (Chinese)
Andreas G. F. HOEPNER (German)
Qian LI (Chinese)
— University of Oxford & University of St Andrews —
Best Research Grant
“Institutional Complexity in a Transition Industry: the Case of Responsible Investment”
Daniela LAUREL (Fl)
Politecnico di Milano
Best Research Grant
“Rethinking Financial Disclosure for Retail Investors: A Tailor-Made Approch based en recent Reforms in Nutritional Labelling”
Elsa SAVOUREY (French)
Daniel LITWIN (Canadian)
— University Paris 1 Panthéon Sorbonne & McGill University —
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“Sustainability Reporting in Capital Markets: A Black Box”Alexandra DUARTE CORREIA (Portugal)
Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, The NetherlandsBest Research Grant
“Similarity in Values and the Perceived Trustworthiness Of Investment Funds”
Marco HEIMANN (Allemagne)
University of Toulouse and CNRS, FranceBest Research Grant
“Does pension funds’ fiduciary duty prohibit the integration of any ESG criteria in investment processes?”Andreas HOEPNER (Allemagne)
University of St. Andrews, UK—
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“ESG in Mainstream Portfolios : a dominant convention perspective”
Christel DUMAS
Université de Gand (Belgique)Best Research Grant
“Marketization of ethics; does it work? Exploring the scenarios where firm’s social behavior is not reflected in its market performance”
Afshin MEHRPOUYA (Iran)
Essec (France)Best Research Grant
“What gets measured gets managed? SRI indices and responsible corporate behaviour”Catharina SLAGER (Hollande)
Nottingham University Business School, UK—
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Bourse de Recherche
« Instruments financiers »“Internalisation des externalités dans les grands projets”
Dorothee TEICHMANN (Allemagne)
Université Paris-Dauphine (France)Bourse de Recherche
« Marketing ISR »« Concilier solidarité et rentabilité : l’enjeu des performances sociales dans les institutions de microfinance au Sénégal »
Sonia RAHAL
Université Paris 1 La Sorbonne (France)
Bourse de Recherche « Social »
“What is the relationship between the Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), practices of a firm and the firm’s value/performance”
Oguzhan KARAKAS (Turquie)
London Business School (UK)
Elroy DIMSON
London Business School (UK)—
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Best Research Grant
“Socially Efficient Discounting under Ambiguity Aversion”Johaness GIERLINGER
Toulouse School of Economics (Autriche)Best Research Grant
“Real Options Approach to Valuation of the Voluntary Targets Proposal”
Kirill ZAVODOV
Unversity of Cambridge (Russia)—
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Best Research Grant
“Le marché européen du CO2 : efficience et déterminants du prix du quota”
Emilie ALBEROLA
Université Paris X – FranceBest Research Grant
“Modélisation du risque dans la finance solidaire : une analyse empirique via l’économie expérimentale”
Simon CORNÉE
Université de Rennes 1 – France—
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Best Research Grant
“The Eco-efficiency Premium Puzzle”
Jeroen DERWALL
Université Erasmus de Rotterdam—