IÉSEG’s centre of excellence in intercultural
At the beginning of this new year, five experts from the IÉSEG centers of excellence and research, including ICIE Coordinator Grant DOUGLAS , outline some of the key issues or trends they will be following this year in their fields.
Global firms’ press releases are often written in English, the lingua franca of business. But research by ICIE member Chavi Chi-Yun FLETCHER-CHEN and her co-authors highlights that the choice of words and phrasing, which depends largely on the culture of
![[ICIE Chronicles] Benefits of using randomised selection tools to enhance student engagement in the classroom](https://icie.ieseg.fr/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2023/05/preview-ICIE-Chronicals-e1683735980621-350x200.jpg "[ICIE Chronicles] Benefits of using randomised selection tools to enhance student engagement in the classroom")
This article seeks to present an effective tool that can be easily implemented in a learning environment. ‘The Wheel of Names’ is an easily customizable online tool with the aim of enhancing general student participation while also promoting fairness in
This article aims to reflect on and discuss film adaptation, a paratextual element and a significant device for literary reading, in the teaching of Spanish as a foreign language. In the context of teaching a language, it is essential to
In an increasingly globalized workplace, many studies have highlighted the value of employees developing their cultural intelligence. The latest Pearson Skills Outlook identifies cultural and social intelligence as one of the 5 ‘power skills’ that are projected to be most
IÉSEG today launches IÉSEG Insights, a new website that has been developed to share and disseminate the results of the research and expertise of the School’s faculty. IÉSEG Insights aims to help provide keys to understanding an increasingly complex, volatile and uncertain world
Find out more about the Center in this new infographic
“Firms pursuing expansion abroad increasingly face challenges of protectionism and discrimination against foreign products, a phenomenon widely recognized as domestic country bias”. A recent study* co – authored by ICIE member, professor Katharina Zeugner-Roth, published in the Journal of International