Academic collaborations
CBDS' academic collaboration involves several networks and associations:
- EADI Working Group on Transnational Corporations and Development , in collaboration with GEMDEV, Paris, of the EADI (European Association for Development Research and Training Institutes).
- EADI Working Group on Poverty .
- International Research Network of Business, Development and Society .
- FAU (The Danish Association of Development Researchers).
- U-NEXUS (University-Network Exchange on Urban Sustainability).
- Globelics (The Global Network for Economics of Learning, Innovation, and CompetenceBuilding Systems).
- DDRN (Danish Development Research Network).
- IIRA (International Industrial Relations Associations, ILO, Geneva).
- LERA (Labor and Employment Relations Associations, USA).
- ARC Asian Research Centre at CBS
- DIIS Danish Institute for International Studies
- RUC Roskilde University, The Department of Society and Globalisation
- AAU/Access-2-Innovation , CBS participates in a project called 'Access2Innovation' - see here .
- Aalborg University , Department of Business and Management
- Copenhagen University , Institut for Geografi og Geologi
- IDS , The Institute of Development Studies
- University of Nairobi (Department for International Studies) Kenya
- University of Dar-es-Salaam (the UD-Business School) Tanzania
- University of Zambia (Department of Geography & Department of Development Studies), Zambia
- Global Entrepreneurship Monitor
- University of Ghana , (Institute of Statistical Social and Economic Research)
- Makerere University Business School , Uganda
- Building Stronger Universities - Growth and employment platform
- University of Montpellier, Institute for Enterprise Management Sciences (ISEM) - Florence Palpacuer
- Duke University , Global Value Chains Initiative
- University of Bamako (Faculty of Humanities, Arts, and Social Science, FLASH)
Last updated by Sameer Azizi 20/02/2012
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