Research Communities: Centres and Clusters
Department of Intercultural Communication and Management
All ICM researchers are attached to one or several of the four research communities listed below, which constitute their primary research anchorage at CBS.
While each of them pursue a distinct research agenda, they all explore different aspects of managing, organising and governing, investigating the manifestations of globalisation in specific, local contexts.
Research Communities:
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- cbsCSR is committed to critically investigating business in society issues and integrating the corporate citizen perspective into business theory and practice and into the CBS curriculum. Working across disciplinary boundaries, the centre constitutes an innovative space for interaction and reflections between academia and business, in Denmark and abroad.
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- CBDS research revolves around the challenges conditioned by the switch in recent decades to more business and market-led development thinking and practices, notably:
1) Business strategic reorientation in the wake of the gradual integration of developing countries into the global economy and the concomitant potential for e.g. global corporate restructuring and outsourcing
2) Development strategy reorientation toward private sector development and international business partnerships.
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- The COG cluster brings together a diverse group of international scholars who focus their research activities on
1) organizational dynamics, management practices, governance structures and forms of communication and discourse in both private companies and public institutions and
2) the variety of social, cultural, economic and/or political contexts in which these sets of activities and institutions intersect and interact, in particular global and intercultural contexts.
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- Researchers in Management Education (RIME) are a group of scholars working together with management education scholars across CBS as well as at other institutions in Scandinavia and internationally. All of us are dedicated to the cross-disciplinary study of management education, though we integrate it into our research lives differently: for some, this is our major research area, while others write about it due to incidental or unexpected research opportunities.
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Last updated by Lise Søstrøm 13/01/2012
