News & newsletters

2012

Januar
Danish shipping companies take Nordic lead Successful strategies and favourable legislation have created the best results Contact: Martin Jes Iversen, Associate Professor , mi.lpf@cbs.dk Published 04.01.2012

December
Computational linguistics reveals secret fellowship Code language of secret society from the 18th century, who kept the Freemasons under surveillance, has been broken by computer technology and computational linguistics. Researcher from the project visits CBS Contact: Daniel Hardt, Associate Professor , dh.itm@cbs.dk Published 28.12.2011
New exam hall for 700 students Hello to a secure exam and goodbye to carbon paper Contact: Wilbert van der Meer, Head of Secretariat , wm.edu@cbs.dk Published 23.12.2011
Foundations under the microscope Every five kroner in Denmark is realised by a foundation. A new CBS research project will obtain more knowledge about the secretive foundations. Contact: Steen Thomsen, Professor , st.int@cbs.dk Published 19.12.2011
Full-time MBA among the best in Europe New survey places CBS’ full-time MBA in the European top league Contact: Lee Milligan, Admissions Manager , lm.mba@cbs.dk Published 16.12.2011
Only kindness will save the welfare state The future of the welfare state is debated in a new book by Ole Fogh Kirkeby Published 14.12.2011

November
What is the impact of reform packages on the real estate market? New research project tests different reform scenarios Contact: Senior Analyst and Project Manager Rasmus Højbjerg Jacobsen, CEBR , rhj.cebr@cbs.dk Published 28.11.2011
New Executive MBA programme CBS relaunches Executive MBA from September 2012 Contact: Christian Tangkjær, Vice dean Master/HD , ct.ioa@cbs.dk Published 24.11.2011
Is that computer game legal? It has to be easier to legislate appropriately in matters concerning computer game piracy. Researchers are ready with a new report. Contact: Associate Professor Ioanna Constantiou , ic.itm@cbs.dk Published 21.11.2011
Do you want the cheese to be French or Danish? Consumers prefer the products of their homeland. Especially people with low income, the elderly and women are being patriotic in their choice of products Contact: Assistant Professor Alexander Josiassen , aj.marktg@cbs.dk Journalist Lonnie Høgh Published 17.11.2011