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Marc Le Menestrel
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How can Business Schools continue to make people dream?
Money as a primary goal of business organizations falls short of liberating the full potential of business executives and business (...) -
Business, Ethics and Profit: Economic Approaches (Lecture 3 with Discussion, May 8, 2017)
Nobel Prize laureate Milton Friedman argues that the sole social responsibility of companies is to maximise profits. We discuss the (...) -
Corporate Social Responsibility: The Bhopal Gas Tragedy (Lecture 2 with Video, Case Study & Discussion, April 24, 2017)
Video: “A Cloud Over Bhopal” The Bhopal tragedy is a landmark in industrial history, for the consequences it had inside and outside the (...) -
Dreaming and Deciding your life (Seminar 10, discussion with experiential exercise, June 14, 2017)
In this session, we experience an integrated form of decision-making where the heart and soul enrich the cognitive processes. Reason (...) -
Ideas for WeDreamBusiness.Org
El Peix al Plat es un proyecto que surge desde las inquietudes de sus miembros, profesionales relacionados con el ámbito del mar, ante (...) -
Goals and Success: the Parable of the Sadhu (Seminar 2, April 19, 2017)
Video: “The Parable of the Sadhu” – Harvard Business School. Summary Through a case study depicting a Wall Street financial analyst (...) -
List of Published Academic Papers
R. Pedersini, R. Nagel and Le Menestrel, M. (2019): “The Power of Requests in a Re-distribution Game: An Experimental Study” Games, 10, (...) -
What are Chinese MBA students dreaming about?
While teaching a class on business ethics at Jiao Tong University in Shanghai in October 2011, students asked for a teaching about (...) -
Grading of Lectures’ Assignment
At the beginning of each Lecture, one or two questions are posted on the blackboard, with 15 minutes given to students to propose their (...) -
Global Labor Markets: Child Labor in Asia (Seminar 8 with Case Study and Discussion, May 31, 2017)
Video: “The Big One” – Michael Moore (Excerpt). To which extent companies should lower the cost of their human “resources”? In fact, (...)
