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Gen­er­a­tion Z:  bet­ter than their repu­ta­tion

The la­bour mar­ket is cur­rently char­ac­ter­ised by ma­jor demo­graph­ic shifts, and young­er em­ploy­ees now…

We are poor at spot­ting fake news – but one simple meas­ure makes us bet­ter

A new CBS study shows that neut­ral and ex­plan­at­ory in­form­a­tion helps us as­sess news even when it goes against our polit­ic­al views

New study: So­cial eat­ers con­sume more meat

It is not your val­ues that de­term­ine wheth­er you have meat on your plate. That is the sur­pris­ing con­clu­sion from an in…

New study of Dan­ish news­pa­pers: Wo­men write more about eco­nom­ics, men more about respons­ibility when con­sumer sustain­ability is covered

A new study from CBS shows that the journ­al­ist’s gender in­flu­ences how Dan­ish me­dia ex­plain con­sumers’ sus­tain­able food choices

RE­SEARCH: The im­pa­ct of ow­ners­hip com­pe­ten­ce on transa­ction costs of li­sted firms: The case of pri­va­te equi­ty ow­ners­hip in emer­ging mar­kets

New re­search finds that pri­va­te equi­ty can ra­i­se transa­ction costs in emer­ging mar­kets

New pu­bli­ca­tion: Di­sci­pli­ning em­pat­hy in front­li­ne en­co­un­ters: lear­ning to hand­le emo­tion norms in pra­cti­ce

Nai­ma Mi­k­kel­sen and Lin­da Mad­sen have a new pu­bli­ca­tion: Di­sci­pli­ning em­pat­hy in front…

Large study: Pub­lic fund­ing does not guar­an­tee open sci­ence

When the gov­ern­ment funds re­search, the res­ults do not al­ways be­ne­fit so­ci­ety as a whole. This is shown by a new CBS study

CBS lec­turer of the year: “Good teach­ing is about cre­at­ing space for dif­fi­cult dis­cus­sions”

Edu­ca­tion award: Poorn­ima Lu­thra re­ceives the DSEB Edu­ca­tion Award for her abil­ity to make com­plex, po­lar­…