The ESCP community is characterised by its size, with increasing international travel, expatriation, students and graduates of various nationalities ... This is why, you can find articles writen in French and in English in every issue. To be able to read it at anytime your magazine is available upon publication, wherever you are, on this website! You can easily look through the current issue but also all the archived issues. If you want to know more about the editions please contact Linda WAKAM. To benefit from the ESCP Magazine, you must be a member or subscribe to the magazine. To have more information please contact Murielle MAZZETTI. Special Issue in free access!     ESCP Alumni Magazine - Special Issue Living in an uncertain word Cover story: analysis by Frédéric Frery (89) Interviews with Ysaora Thibus (17), Sébastien Pacault (07), Leatitia Toupet (98)... Story: How Alima is pushing the limits of humanitarian action?   If you are a subscribing member, please log in to your account to have access to the online magazines issues on this page.

  

The ESCP Alumni community is characterized by its increasingly international dimension: travel, expatriations, students and graduates of many nationalities...

That's why you'll find articles in both French and English in every issue. Your magazine can be consulted online as soon as it is published, wherever you are!

You can also search the current issue, as well as all archived issues. If you would like more information about the magazine, please contact Linda WAKAM.

Graduates, to receive your paper version of the magazine you must join the Association and subscribe directly on your profile.
For further information, please contact Murielle MAZZETTI.

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Special issue in English, exclusive free access!

ESCP Alumni Magazine - Special Issue Living in an uncertain word Cover story: analysis by Frédéric Frery (89) Interviews with Ysaora Thibus (17), Sébastien Pacault (07), Leatitia Toupet (98)... Story: How Alima is pushing the limits of humanitarian action?