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03.10.2019

Can humour break down stereotypes of white volunteers saving Africa?

Can ironic social media campaigns help us realise that the notion of white volunteer tourists saving the ‘poor African people’ is doing more harm than good? A new study from CBS is looking into the effect of three campaigns.
24.09.2019

What do you really know about coffee? The market’s winners and losers

There’s nothing like a delicious cup of hot black coffee. But the coffee has most likely been grown by poorly paid farmers, concludes a new CBS study on coffee.
16.08.2019

PeRCents første policy brief - august 2019

PeRCent udsender sit første policy brief i august 2019
16.08.2019

Pensionsindlæg: "Differentieret pensionsalder"

Pensionsindlæg af Svend E. Hougaard Jensen og Niels Lynggård Hansen, PeRCent/Økonomisk Institut
15.08.2019

Pensionsindlæg: "Design og velfærdsimplikationer af tvungen pensionsopsparing"

Pensionsindlæg af Claus Munk, PeRCent/Institut for Finansiering
14.08.2019

New professor at CBS: Has education become unnecessary?

Anoush Margaryan is a new professor at CBS and a learning scientist who studies how people gain knowledge. We sat down with Anoush to talk about her background and most important research messages.
13.08.2019

Complicated cryptocurrency? Find an expert in bitcoins and blockchain

It might be difficult to know your bitcoins from your litecoins or BXP Chip coins. Learn more about cryptocurrency and blockchain technology by contacting our talented researchers in this list.
13.08.2019

PeRCent welcomes 4 new PhD students

4 new PhD students will join PeRCent on September 1, 2019
01.08.2019

Spotlights on new research publications / August

Will it help the environment to focus on style rather than fashion when it comes to the clothing industry? And how do we learn to collaborate across genders in the workplace? Get new insights from our list of CBS-experts.
25.07.2019

More applicants and more study places

Once again, this year CBS has received more applicants as well as approximately six percent extra study places. This means that in 2019, it was slightly easier to get into the majority of bachelor programmes compared with last year. We are looking forward to seeing all the new students around the campus.

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