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Former inmates are more likely to become entrepreneurs
People who have served a prison sentence are significantly more likely to become entrepreneurs than those who are given community service. However, it is…
Leadership Can Be Painful – But Are We Allowed to Talk About It?
At times, leadership is difficult, painful, and even sorrowful. So how do leaders cope when the task is challenging? And how honest should they be when…
Former German Vice Chancellor Robert Habeck joins CBS as Professor of Practice
He stood at the centre of Europe’s energy crisis. Now he will bring his frontline political experience into CBS’ efforts to understand and respond to a new geopolitical reality
Beyond AI pilots: New European study explores what it takes for public administrations to make Generative AI work
How can public administrations move beyond experimenting with Generative AI to creating lasting public value? A new European Commission report, co-authored by…
Green transition could trigger a global race for raw materials
The green transition increasingly depends on access to mineral deposits that contain metals and are often buried deep underground in a few countries. A new…
Sapere Aude grant: Researcher to bring nuance to the debate on populism
Mikkel Flohr has received a DKK 6.3 million Sapere Aude grant to build a research team at CBS and investigate how populism and anti-populism influence…
Green light: CBS launches two new programmes in AI and finance
A one-year master programme that combines business insight and AI and a flexible part-time master programme in strategic financial management. These two new…
