Jeremy Ghez

Associate Professor (Education Track)

Economics and Decision Sciences

Jeremy Ghez's research focuses strategic foresight, strategic surprises, global politics and economics, new models of governance and business, American and European politics as well as on Middle Eastern affairs.

ghez@hec.fr

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Geopolitics

September 05th, 2022

Understanding the Russo-Ukraine War: A View Across Geopolitics, History, and Law

The tragic conflict we are seeing in Ukraine is a “colossal failure in anticipating and containing threats of violence,” says Matteo Winkler, Associate...

By Matteo M. Winkler, Jeremy Ghez

Strategy

April 08th, 2020

Will Economic Decoupling Be the New Normal With the Coronavirus?

Fears about deglobalization and economic decoupling are not new but have grown in the wake of the coronavirus. Jeremy Ghez, Associate Professor on the...

By Jeremy Ghez

worker looking at the world map on a tablet

Entrepreneurship and Startups

August 12th, 2015

Anticipating Your Next Battle in Business and Beyond

Meet any manager’s best friend: the panic button. It is what you hit in a time like ours – a time of deep stress or in the context of a broader crisis –...

By Jeremy Ghez

Sustainable Development

October 20th, 2016

Finance4Good: No more banks?

The world's banking industry has seen a major sea-change since the 2008 financial crisis – or revolution as some might view it: the rise of the Fintech...

By Jeremy Ghez

Sustainable Development

December 11th, 2017

Master in Sustainability and Social Innovation: training “realistic idealists”

Business as usual? No more. Climate change, strains on natural resources, and growing social and economic inequalities mean that a fundamental shift is...

By Jeremy Ghez

Master in Sustainability and Social Innovation: training “realistic idealists” with Jeremy Ghez et Lise Penillard - HEC Paris

Strategy

February 29th, 2016

"Creative destruction is the root cause of Amazon’s success"

Jeremy Ghez, Affiliate Professor of Economics and International Affairs at HEC Paris won with the case ' The Economics of Amazon' in the category...

By Jeremy Ghez

"Creative destruction is the root cause of Amazon’s success", Prof. Jeremy Ghez, winner of the Case Center Award 2016 - ©Fotolia - enterlinedesign

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Latest articles

Understanding the Russo-Ukraine War: A View Across Geopolitics, History, and Law

Will Economic Decoupling Be the New Normal With the Coronavirus?

Anticipating Your Next Battle in Business and Beyond

Finance4Good: No more banks?

Master in Sustainability and Social Innovation: training “realistic idealists”

"Creative destruction is the root cause of Amazon’s success"

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