Research in Management
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How do migrant entrepreneurs boost economies? Arqus podcast with Eurice Cascant, iaelyon The eighth episode of the « Arqus Knowledge Pills ». Eunice Cascant Eunice Cascant is doing her thesis at the Magellan Lab – iaelyon School of Management carried out un the MERGING - Integration for migrants research project, under the supervision of Catherine Mercier-Suissa and Noémie Dominguez.
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International Conference "Women and governance" Issues and Impacts of Women’s Participation in Decisions of Public and Private Organizations.Organized by 2GAP (Gender and Governance Action Platform) et CREATE.Lyon with the support of iaelyon School of Management and Magellan Research Center.
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World Investment Forum 2021: participation of Noémie Dominguez, iaelyon School of Management Co-organization, with Ulrike Mayrhofer (IAE Nice), of the academib roundtable "Sustainable Internationalization of Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises – Leveraging the Developmental Impact". In partnership with European International Business Academy (EIBA) and Academy of International Business (AIB).
Le The Magellan Research Center is a research lab (Nr. 3713) part of iaelyon School of Management – University of Lyon, Jean Moulin.
Its research activities are focused on a unifying theme: Organizational Management.
They cover the main disciplines of Business: Finance, Human Resource Management, Socio-Economic Management, Strategic Management, Marketing, and Information Systems.
Cross-disciplinary projects are also carried out by the research teams and include researchers from other disciplines (Geography, Information Technology, Mathematics, Information and Communication Science, etc.).
Magellan Research Laboratory has therefore a matrix-type management structure with research groups (disciplinary approach) and thematic teams (cross-disciplinary approach).
The Research is based on three Research Chairs.
KEY FIGURES - 58 Research faculty
- 24 Adjunct researchers
- 65 Ph.D students
- 6 disciplinary research groups
- 4 cross-disciplinary research teams