FEBTalks is a series of talks by Professors at the Faculty of Economics and Business unravelling a complex world. Two-minutes of insights based on recent research.
On how to do green innovation policy
FEBtalk by Professor Reinhilde Veugelers
Analyzing matching patterns in marriage
FEBtalk by Professor Edoardo Ciscato
Research funded by FWO Vlaanderen, Compagnia di San Paolo and Instituto Banco di Napoli
Related publication: bit.ly/analyzingmarriage
Characterizing Firm Technology Portfolios through AI
FEBtalk by Professor Bruno Cassiman
The underground economy: Seeing things in the shadows
FEBtalk by Professor Stef Adriaenssens
Research funded by INNOVIRIS, the Natoinal Bank of Belgium and KU Leuven
Empty shelves at your supermarket?
FEBtalk by Professor Els Breugelmans on conflict delistings, temporary product unavailability at the supermarket caused by a conflict.
Research funded by FWOVlaanderen & KU Leuven
Related publication:
https://bit.ly/conflictdelistings
The role of psychological capital in family business succession
FEBtalk by Professor Diane Arijs
Related publication:
https://bit.ly/familybusinesssuccessor
https://bit.ly/familyHERO
Imagining the (distant) future of work
FEBtalk by Professor Nicky Dries
Research funded by FWO Vlaanderen and KU Leuven
Related publication:
https://bit.ly/Fofwork
https://bit.ly/FutureofW
https://www.beste-id.nl/auteurs/nicky-dries
Patent Screening, Innovation, and Welfare
FEBTalk by professor Florian Schuett
Related publication:
https://bit.ly/patentscreening
Firm Response to Investor Demand for Higher Environmental Profiles
FEBTalk by professor Naciye Sekerci
Related publication:
https://bit.ly/environmentalprofiles
Firm Response to Investor Demand for Higher Environmental Profiles
FEBtalk by professor Professor Naciye Sekerci
How fraudsters think. Fraud analytics.
FEBTalk by professor Bart Baesens
Research funded by BNPPFBelgie Research Chair in Fraud Analytics and KU Leuven
Related publication: https://bit.ly/fraudanalytics
Diversity on the board: always a blessing, sometimes a curse?
FEBTalk by professor Ann Gaeremynck
Research funded by FWO Vlaanderen, Deloitte Chair on Governance and KU Leuven
Related publication: https://bit.ly/diversityonboard
The Economics of dementia care
FEBTalk by professor Erik Schokkaert
Research funded by 'Opening the future'
INFLuencer marketing
FEBTalk by professor Alexander Edeling
Related publication:
workplace bullying
FEBTalk by professor Elfi Baillien
Research funded by FWO Vlaanderen
Related publications:
https://bit.ly/3waymodel
https://bit.ly/3wavestudy
https://bit.ly/2longitudenalstudies
https://bit.ly/personenvironment
I-deals and their consequences for employees and organisations
FEBTalk by professor Sophie De Winne
Research funded by FWO Vlaanderen and KU Leuven
Related publications:
https://bit.ly/i-dealfavorites
https://bit.ly/i-dealbehavior
https://bit.ly/i-dealreactions
https://bit.ly/hrdifferentiation
https://bit.ly/hrdifferentiationpayoff
Marescaux, E., De Winne, S. (2016). Equity versus need: how do coworkers judge the distributive fairness of i-deals? In: M. Bal, D.M. Rousseau (Eds.), Idiosyncratic Deals between Employees and Organisations, Chapt. 8, (107-121). (Current Issues in Work and Organisational Psychology, 1). London (UK): Routledge - Taylor & Francis Group. ISBN: 978-1-848-72445-7.
Monitoring the Circular Economy
FEBTalk by professor Karel Van Acker: monitoring the circular economy.
Research funded by Vlaamse Overheid
Are consumers ready to go circular?
FEBTalk by professor Sandra Rousseau: Are consumers ready to go circular?
Research funded by Vlaamse Overheid
Cooperatives: resilient enterprises during COVID-19
FEBtalk by Prof. Frédéric Dufays. Cooperatives: resilient enterprises during COVID-19.
Research funded by FWO Vlaanderen and KU Leuven.
Optimizing business decision-making with causal machine learning
FEBtalk by Prof. Wouter Verbeke. How to predict individual choices? Optimizing business decision-making with causal machine learning.
Research funded by Innoviris
'HOW DO HOUSEHOLDS MAKE DECISIONS?'
FEBtalk by Prof. Bram De Rock. Having fun or doing the dishes? How do households make decisions?
Research funded by belspo, FWO Vlaanderen and FNRS
Public Health Shocks and Product Pricing Behavior
FEBtalk by Prof. Gertjan Verdickt. Pandemics and product pricing behavior. Evidence from life insurance during the 1918-19 Influenza pandemic.
THE LOGISTICS OF THE COVID-19 IMMUNIZATION SYSTEM
FEBTalk by Professor Nico Vandaele. From the lab to your arm and back. The logistics of the COVID19 immunization system.
Research funded by CEPI vaccines, FWO Vlaanderen, KU Leuven and Janssen EMEA research chair.
talent philosophies
FEBTalk by Professor Nicky Dries on talent philosophies. The basic beliefs and assumptions that affect how organizations will manage their talent.
Employment Growth Following Takeovers
FEBTalk by Professor Jo Van Biesebroeck on mergers and their effect on employment.
Blockchain prototyping made easy
FEBTalk by Professor Monique Snoeck on Blockchain technology and prototyping.
Scientific paper on MERODE project
benefits of telework
FEBTalk by Professor Marijke Verbruggen on the benefits of telework.
Scientific paper on the effects of telework
Scientific paper on work home conflict
Scientific paper on work home practices
Scientific paper on supervisor's attitude
Scientific paper on work related ICT use at home
Scientific paper on work family conflict
Behavioral economics & the replication crisis
FEBTalk by Professor Siegfried Dewitte about the replication crisis in the behavioral sciences
WORK DESIGN
FEBTalk by Professor Anja Van den Broeck about work design.
hunting zombies
FEBTalk by Professor Hans Degryse on zombie firms and zombie lending.
Credit scoring for good
FEBTalk by Professor Bart Baesens on how we can use mobile phone data for credit scoring.
Supply chain shocks
FEBTalk by Professor Maximiliano Udenio about supply chain shocks and inventory management in corona times. Lessons learned from the 2008 financial crisis.
BREXIT
FEBTalk by Professor Hylke Vandenbussche about the economic impact of Brexit. Based on following research:
2/ Government reports: Sector-level and Province-level
3/ For a personal view on Brexit, read the book (english & dutch version)