Research
For almost 15 years, Montpellier Business School has been furthering a dynamic research policy which has resulted in a constant effort to recruit the best researchers at national and international level. More than 55 teacher-researchers have been recruited over the past 15 years.
The number of publications in peer-reviewed journals referenced in the National Center for Scientific Research list (~800 titles) has logically increased both in quantity and quality in recent years following our faculty member’s voluntary rise in competence, maturation, internationalisation and reinforcement by numerous recent recruitments. Our teacher-researchers have published in peer-reviewed journals such as (but not limited to):
Journal of Banking and Finance; Journal of Economic Dynamics & Control; Human Resource Management; Nature; Science; Management Science; European Journal of Operational Research; Review of Finance; Journal of Comparative Economics; Economic Theory; Human Relations; Journal of Management Studies, International Journal of Production Economics, Journal of Money, Credit and Banking.
Our research activities cover all traditional areas of management research. Research activities are based on the work of permanent teacher-researchers, who are themselves affiliated to the MRM laboratory (Montpellier Recherche en Management “Montpellier Research in Management”). Montpellier Business School’s teacher-researchers are also part of the LabEx Entreprendre. This LabEx is the only laboratory which is specialised on this topic in France, within the framework of the call for projects of the “Investments for the Future”.
Our researchers play an important role in editorial activities and in the organisation of annual conferences such as the Interdisciplinary European Conference on Entrepreneurship Research (IECER) and the International Finance Conference (IFC). In November 2017, Montpellier Business School has also organised its first International Conference on Energy, Finance and the Macroeconomics “Conférence Internationale sur l’Energie, la Finance et la Macroéconomie” (ICEFM).
Montpellier Business School also organises research seminars every 15 days around three axes: methodology, presentation of working papers and presentations of external teacher-researchers. The first months programme is presented below :
| Dates | Speakers | Institutions | Types of seminar | Titles |
| 18 October | Pavlo Blavatskyy, Meena andiappan, Katerine Gundolf, Frank Lasch |
Montpellier Business School | Methodology | Sharing experience on applying for funding opportunities |
| 2 November | Aliaa El Shoubaki | Montpellier Business School | Work in progress | Life-partner support and growth of female-led firms |
| 16 November | Rameshwar Dubey | Montpellier Business School | Methodology | How to “Build Theories Using Graph Theoretic Approach” |
| 30 November | Wojciech Czakon | University of Economics in Katowice, Poland | External scholar | Coopetition mindset: empirical investigation into the microfoundations of coopetition strategy |
| 14 December | Frank Lash | Montpellier Business School | Work in progress | The second life of an article |
| 11 January | Arash Aloosh | Neoma Business School | External scholar | Presentation of his paper on digital currencies |
| 8 February | Bart Vangerven | KU Leuven & Ugent | External scholar | Combinatorial auctions: coordination and threshold problems |
| 22 February | Sebastien Duchene | Université Côte d’Azur | External scholar | Présentation du projet BEAM, Behavioral and Experimental Analyses in Macro-finance |
| 8 March | Sandra Dow | Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey, USA | External scholar | Institutional Investors: Striking the Balance with Dominant Owners |
| 29 March | Roy Thurik | Montpellier Business School | Methodology | How to set up a research programme: the case of Entrepreneurship and psychomarkers |
| 5 April | Calin Gurau | Montpellier Business School | Methodology | How to publish in peer-reviewed journals |
| 11 April | Sebastiano Delre | Montpellier Business School | Methodology | Does Quality Win? Using an Empirically Validated ABM to Study the Drivers of Market Inefficiency in the Motion Picture Market |
| 18 April | Paul A David | Stanford University, USA | External scholar | Rethinking Economic Policy Designs for Near-term Climate Stabilization and Sustainable Growth in the Anthropocene |
| 3 May | Mark Sanders | Utrecht University School of Economics, Netherlands | External scholar | FIRES and IRIS: Expériences in applying for Horizon 2020 funding |
| 15 May | Philippe Villemus | Montpellier Business School | Presentation of his book « Le leadership selon la trilogie de l’anneau » | |
| 16 May | Charles Cho | York University, Canada | External scholar | Dos and Donts of publication in PRJs |