Monarch Business School Switzerland is pleased to welcome Mr. Léonard Yves Kenfack to the PhD in Sustainability within the PhD in Business Research program. Mr. Kenfack brings more than two decades of distinguished service at the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD), where he has served as Economic Affairs Officer, Program Manager, and a […]
Dr. Madarasz – Director of the Monarch Global Research Institute Monarch Switzerland is pleased to announce the introduction of two advanced doctoral pathways—the PhD in Economics and the PhD in International Relations Theory. These programs represent an expansion of Monarch’s research portfolio and reinforce the institution’s mission of cultivating thoughtful, independent scholars grounded in the
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Monarch Business School Switzerland is proud to spotlight the groundbreaking work of Monarch professor, Dr. Alain Bujold, who was recently featured as a guest on the Ecosystemic Futures podcast—an initiative led by NASA’s Convergent Aeronautics Solutions Project in collaboration with Shoshin Works. About The Research In this globally recognized forum, Dr. Bujold shares insights from his
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In the beginning of June 2025, Dr. Madarasz spoke at Brazil’s prestigious University of Campinas (UNICAMP) as part of the First International Conference on Alain Badiou held in Brazil, hosted by the Institute of Language Studies (IEL-Unicamp). Dr. Madarasz gave the opening keynote address with a paper dealing with philosophy as generative inquiry as articulated
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From The Dean Article Summary “The most compelling literature reviews do more than summarize prior studies — they map the scholarly terrain, identify patterns, and trace the evolution of thought across time. By exposing critical gaps and enduring questions, the review becomes the intellectual bridge between past research and future inquiry. It is through this
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Monarch is proud to announce that Dr. Miray Barsoum, a graduate and faculty member at Monarch Business School and Research Fellow at the Monarch Research Institute, participated in the Research and Creativity Convention (RCC) 2025 at the American University in Cairo (AUC), Egypt, where she presented her PhD research on women entrepreneurs’ empowerment and the
Monarch is happy to announce the recently authorised research proposal by PhD Candidate Ms. Ramona Condrache. Her research focuses on the important issue of Spirituality in Management (SIM) and how it may add effectiveness to the training of cabin crew members especially in emergency situations that might have critical life concern. The Research Spirituality in
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Dr. Miray Barsoum, an alumna and professor at Monarch Business School and Dean of Academic Development, played a pivotal role in Synergy in Action, Egypt’s first forum designed to enable the creators of the entrepreneurial ecosystem to better foster women in entrepreneurship. As a co-founder of the Women Entrepreneurs Network (WEN), Dr. Barsoum contributed her expertise to
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Monarch is happy to announce the recently authorised research proposal by PhD in Leadership Candidate Mr. Hudson Maila. His research focuses on the important issue of how leadership affects the availability of sustainable water supply. Mr. Maila brings consider knowledge to the research having worked in the industry for decades. The Research Sustainable water supply
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Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) matured over the last years. We have entered an era of global business responsibility where a growing number of ESG (environmental, social, and governance) laws and regulations are pushing multinational corporations (MNCs) to ‘adapt or die’. This evolution appears to be based on two primary arguments. The first being the case for the long-term survival of our species: a compelling case, with an abundance of mounting environmental evidence to support it. The second is more subtle: a global shift in orientation towards ‘post-materialist values’, such as social justice, self-expression, and tolerance (Inglehart, 1997). This shift, recorded by social scientists since the 1970s, was largely driven by a younger population while their parents still cared for ‘materialist’ values such as financial success, security and individual achievements (Diermeier, 2022). The new context for doing business, is a situation numerous companies have embraced and some continue to reject. Many more may still be ‘on the fence’. Regardless, the evidence suggests that the strategic questions for business have moved on from understanding the need to change, to the realities of how it can, and should, be done (IBM Institute for Business Value, 2022).
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