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  • 01.06.2021

    Spotlight on new research publications in June

    Are you interested in the different aspects that shape and drive management and leadership? This month’s research publications from CBS include studies on personality characteristics of CEO candidates, as well as the introduction of ‘Slow Management’ as a new and alternative approach to management. Read more about these and many other studies here.

  • 01.05.2021

    Spotlight on new research publications in May

    Are we being ‘nudged’ into sharing our data online? And how can organisational tensions enable sexual harassment within academia? These are some of the questions investigated by the latest research publications at CBS. Find the answer to these and many other questions here.

  • 01.04.2021

    Spotlight on new research publications in April

    Has your daily food consumption changed within the past year? If so, you might not be the only one. This month’s research from CBS investigates changes in individual food consumption during the COVID-19 pandemic along with several other different topics. Read all the latest research publications at CBS here.

  • 01.03.2021

    Spotlight on new research publications in March

    How can compulsory cybersecurity insurance help SMEs and benefit society as a whole? Is there a link between regulations and innovation within the financial sector? And why do highly skilled migrants encounter difficulties in getting a skilled job? Find the answers to these and many other questions in the latest research publications at CBS.

  • 01.02.2021

    Spotlight on new research publications in February

    Can excessive optimism hamper entrepreneurial innovation? What are the advantages of an empathy-based approach to marketing? Is there a correlation between lockdown policies and the number of COVID-19 deaths? You can find the answers to these and many other questions in the latest research publications at CBS.

  • 01.01.2021

    Spotlight on new research publications in January

    Are you interested in a better understanding of the economic consequences of aiming for sustainable procurement? Or curious about the relationship between the theory and practice of CSR (corporate social responsibility) and corporate tax avoidance? Here is the latest research on these and many more areas.

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