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Center for Social & Health Innovation (CSHI) at MCI conducts research in the field of public health | current study deals with fake news and media credibility

New normality with COVID-19 | CSHI (Center for Social & Health Innovation) at MCI works together with public health expert Martin Sprenger on risk management system | Risk dialogue, traffic light system and regional pandemic commissions as a basis

On May, 27 2020 the Department of Marketing of Plekhanov Russian University of Economics held an online bilingual round table «Marketing after the global outbreak».

The pandemic and, as a result, the lockdown stopped all programs based on student mobility. Students stay at home. At the same time, the transition to online forms of teaching by most universities generates opportunities because the physical locations of individual students are no longer relevant. Based on these two premises, we have built a project cooperation program between the students of SGH Warsaw School of Economics and Athena School of Management under the name ‘Virtual Program - Real Results’ (VP-RR).

Caucasus University, as well as the entire world, is facing a new reality and challenge, caused by the new Corona virus - COVID-19. Our team followed all the recommendations from the state and completely switched to distance learning and online work. In addition, online trainings have been launched by the Caucasus University Training Center, which, thanks to its advantages, is now attended by participants from all over the world.

Today, being in quarantine caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, business is faced with challenges previously unknown. Both global conglomerates and tiny enterprises are experiencing stress, shock and confusion. KROK Business School (Ukraine, Kyiv), always responding in time to changing circumstances and the business climate, organized a series of activities in April-May 2020 aimed at studying new circumstances and finding optimal solutions for the functioning of Ukrainian enterprises.

CEEMAN is proud to share with you the Kozminski University vs. Covid-19 report of actions. To inspire, to share, to help. Kozminski University has moved to remote education and you can read all about it the outstanding report they prepared.

From all other European nations, with the exception of Sweden, the Republic of Belarus is the only country not introducing strict measures to try to slow the spread of the virus. IPM Business School faces a controversial situation and shares its response to the COVID-19 challenges.

Marge Täks, Head of the Department of Management and lecturer at Estonian Business School, has faced many changes in her life: among others switching from the corporate world to a career in academia. Nevertheless, after returning from holidays in India in March 2020 (which was also the first time she did not take a laptop with her to a journey), she could never have imagined how different the world was, to which she was now returning, and not the same anymore.

The article by IMTA alumni Wolfgang C. Amann (HEC Paris, Qatar) and Shiv Tripathi (IIHMR University, India) builds an argument why companies must act with greater responsibility at the time of crisis. Theme introduction is followed by critical economic forecasts by international agencies, with further analysis of the implication and justification of the case for moral responsibility and solidarity by private sector.