Business School Lausanne

Recent papers from Business School Lausanne

1. Digital Inclusion in Corporate ESG Communication: A Text‐Mining Analysis of Global AI CompaniesBusiness Strategy and the Environment · 2026
2. Model Monoculture Risk: Systemic AI Convergence in Banking and Financial Markets2026
3. Soil health assessment using buried cotton underpants with the help of 1000 citizen scientistsPlants People Planet · 2026
4. Exploring the different manifestations of anger in sexual homicidePsychology Crime and Law · 2026
5. The Geopolitical Repricing of AI Infrastructure: Energy, Risk, and Strategic AllocationWorld · 2026
6. Perceptions of Resident Doctors in Baghdad Medical City Toward the Role of Artificial Intelligence in MedicineIraqi postgraduate medical journal · 2026
7. USFDA‐Approved Small Molecules in the Year 2025: Medicinal Chemistry Strategies and TrendsArchiv der Pharmazie · 2026
8. CEO’s Temporal Focus and Business Model Innovation in Family Firms under Environmental DynamismLong Range Planning · 2026
9. Context, Mechanism, and Outcome: Explaining Gendered Administrative Burdens on Abortion Access in ItalyPublic Administration Review · 2026
10. Counterfactual Indeterminacy Bias in Family Firm ResearchFamily Business Review · 2026
11. Organisational change and resistance to corporate digital transformation: an actor network theory perspective on the E+H caseEuroMed J of Management · 2026
12. From Data to Action: The Role of Reports and Certifications in Driving Corporate SustainabilityCorporate Social Responsibility and Environmental Management · 2026
13. Juggling attention spaces: impact of regulatory focus dispersion on firm performance in family and non-family businessesSmall Business Economics · 2026
14. When Does Financial Slack Matter? Family Ownership, CEO Family Status, and SME PerformanceFamily Business Review · 2026
15. Nutritional Niche Construction and Local Adaptation: The Aquatic Resource-Driven Hypothesis of EDAR V370A in East Asia2026
16. Where Are the AI Governance Roles? An Early-Stage Empirical Mapping of Presence, Absence, and Structure in Organisational AI OversightBusinesses · 2026
17. Organizing across cognitive asymmetry in human–AI collaboration: A study of perfume creationStrategic Management Journal · 2026
18. It's Not What You Say, But How (Fast) You Say It: Interpersonal Power and Adaptability at WorkJournal of Applied Social Psychology · 2026
19. AI and the Rise of Societal Bifurcation: Cognitive Dependency, Inequality and Democratic PressureSocieties · 2026
20. Building Loyalty Among Public Employees: The Impact of High-Performance Work PracticesReview of Public Personnel Administration · 2026