Jozef Cossey

Jozef Cossey

Assistant Professor · ESCP Business School

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Beware of Still Waters report

Report · ESCP Sustainability Institute

Beware of Still Waters

Moving corporate climate adaptation from reassurance to reliability. Drawing on a year-long action-research program with seven multinationals, the report shows why physical climate risk is outpacing companies' capacity to manage it. Acquier, A., & Cossey, J.

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Ecological Economics

Ecological Economics · 2026

Driving Impact? How Imperfect Displacement Shapes Heterogeneous Rebound in Carsharing

Meshulam, T., Cossey, J., Font Vivanco, D., & Makov, T.

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International Journal of Management Reviews

International Journal of Management Reviews · 2026

The Road to Hell Is Paved with Good Intentions

A review and research agenda on rebound effects and win–win strategies. Cossey, J., & Acquier, A.

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Business and Society

Business & Society · 2026

Generative AI, Academic Deepfakes, and Epistemic Pollution

Acquier, A., & Cossey, J.

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ESCP Edge Season 2

GenAI · ESCP Edge Season 2

GenAI and Academic Deepfakes

Launch of ESCP Edge Season 2 — exploring how generative AI is reshaping academic knowledge production and epistemic trust.

Watch on YouTube ↗
AOM Copenhagen 2025

Award · AOM Copenhagen 2025

ONE Best Paper Award

The Road to Hell Is Paved with Good Intentions received the ONE Best Paper Award at the 85th Annual Meeting of the Academy of Management.

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Beware of Still Waters report

Report · ESCP Sustainability Institute

Beware of Still Waters

Moving corporate climate adaptation from reassurance to reliability. Drawing on a year-long action-research program with seven multinationals, the report shows why physical climate risk is outpacing companies' capacity to manage it. Acquier, A., & Cossey, J.

Download the report ↗
Ecological Economics

Ecological Economics · 2026

Driving Impact? How Imperfect Displacement Shapes Heterogeneous Rebound in Carsharing

Meshulam, T., Cossey, J., Font Vivanco, D., & Makov, T.

Read article ↗
International Journal of Management Reviews

International Journal of Management Reviews · 2026

The Road to Hell Is Paved with Good Intentions

A review and research agenda on rebound effects and win–win strategies. Cossey, J., & Acquier, A.

Read article ↗
Business and Society

Business & Society · 2026

Generative AI, Academic Deepfakes, and Epistemic Pollution

Acquier, A., & Cossey, J.

Read article ↗
ESCP Edge Season 2

GenAI · ESCP Edge Season 2

GenAI and Academic Deepfakes

Launch of ESCP Edge Season 2 — exploring how generative AI is reshaping academic knowledge production and epistemic trust.

Watch on YouTube ↗
AOM Copenhagen 2025

Award · AOM Copenhagen 2025

ONE Best Paper Award

The Road to Hell Is Paved with Good Intentions received the ONE Best Paper Award at the 85th Annual Meeting of the Academy of Management.

Read the paper ↗

Academic Output

Research

My research focuses on the intersection of business and the natural environment.

  • Specific research interests include how companies come to understand and prepare for physical risks, e.g climate adaptation strategies, scenario planning, risk and crisis management.
  • In addition, I am interested in interdisciplinarity and how we build knowledge that crosses disciplinary boundaries.
  • I have also worked on win–win strategies that aim to improve environmental and financial performance simultaneously, and how they can be complicated by rebound effects.

I came to academia via the OECD, where I worked as a consultant, before completing a joint PhD at KU Leuven and UCLouvain. Hover over a journal to explore my publications.

Journal Articles

Education

Teaching

I have taught courses at ESCP Business School, IESEG School of Management, KU Leuven, UCLouvain, and the Turin School of Development spanning bachelor, master, PhD and executive audiences across Belgium, France, and Italy.

Beyond the Classroom

Societal Engagement

Translating research into impact — through policy collaboration, public conferences, and practitioner engagement.

Get in Touch

Contact

ESCP Business School, Paris

jcossey [at] escp [dot] eu