On January 30, LouRIM will hold its annual Research Day! This event will highlight the great research done in our institute during the past year. It will also be the opportunity to share ideas, learn from each other, and connect with people through their research.

You are all invited to participate in the LouRIM Christmas dinner taking place on 20 December from 12:00 to 14:00. Please join and bring a dish you fancy from a country you like - your country of origin or a country you visited. This event is completely informal, but it requires some organisation to run smoothly.

The Doctoral School in Management UCLouvain - UNamur (DSM) is pleased to invite you to the 2024 DSM PhD Day that will be held at the UCLouvain in Louvain-la-Neuve Schedule TimeTitleSpeakerAreaMinutes9:00 AMOpening sessionPr.

The LouRIM and Louvain School of Management are pleased to invite you to the "Pierre Semal's Emeritus" reception, which will honor Professor Pierre Semal for his entire career.   Highlights of the Evening 18.30: Welcome by the LSM Dean 18.40: Weaving connections among Alumni, Professors and Master students at LSM today 19.00: A High Five to Pierre! 19.30: Cocktail

Having arrived at LouRIM in September as a new academic, Maria Roszkowska-Menkes will present her current research as well as her projects. Do not miss the opportunity to get to know her and her research interests.  

How do promises for sustainable businesses persist and grow despite their apparent and persistent failure in the context of Anthropocene?

Please join us all for a leisurely coffee break to celebrate St. Nicolas, the famous bringer of gifts. Come and enjoy cougnous, speculoos, marshmallows, chocolates, nic-nacs, fruits ... and drinks. Just bring your mug and register by 3 December noon.  

Le Management par le Care est-il seulement un Management de Crise(s) ? Conceptualiser le management par le Care à partir d'une recherche sur les managers des secteurs sanitaires et médico-social. Caroline Ruiller (Université de Rennes), Christelle Routelous (Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Santé Publique), Franck Burellier Caroline Ruiller (Université de Rennes), Anne-Lise Le Hes

Despite substantial growth over the past three decades, coaching as a learning and developmental intervention remains marked by numerous inconsistencies, often leaving practitioners perplexed. This ambiguity is particularly pronounced in the realm of care within coaching, a pivotal yet often overlooked aspect.

Le changement climatique impose des actions urgentes, mais celles-ci ont un coût souvent élevé et la répartition de ce coût suscite des débats complexes.