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  • 03.01.2023

    How influencer marketing pushes the boundaries of privacy

    Collaborations between companies and influencers have become a common marketing tool. But according to research a business model where privacy is intertwined with commercial considerations poses ethical challenges.

  • 20.12.2022

    CBS adopts resolution on freedom of expression

    Is it okay to say something if you disagree with others? CBS has written a document on freedom of expression based on the premise that knowledge is best advanced through open-minded inquiry.

  • 18.12.2022

    Shoshana Zuboff visits CBS “The privacy battle is already lost”

    Shoshana Zuboff is one of the world’s leading experts on the consequences of digitalisation for individual citizens and public institutions. On Friday, December 16th, she spoke to a room full of stakeholders from both public and private sectors at CBS.

  • 02.12.2022

    Ny kronik om tresporede bæredygtighedsinvesteringer

    Centerleder Jesper Rangvid har sammen med Peter Løchte Jørgensen skrevet en kronik om tresporede bæredygtighedsinvesteringer som del af Børsens kronikserie om det danske pensionssystems sejre og udfordringer.

  • 01.12.2022

    World Cup Qatar: Why it is so hard to look away

    Moral qualms are not going to stop the majority from watching the World Cup in Qatar, but why is it so hard to look away? Football – and the World Cup in particular – is the most captivating and addictive sports event in the world, according to a sports economist.

  • 28.11.2022

    New research project will teach us how to handle increasing house prices

    House prices are one of the most important factors in our personal finances and the national economy in general. However, policymakers still seek consensus as to which measures can regulate the market. Kathrin Schlafmann wishes to address this problem after she has been given one of Independent Research Fund Denmark’s prestigious Sapere Aude grants of DKK 6.2m.

  • 23.11.2022

    We are willing to pay larger energy bills in solidarity with Ukraine

    People can feel solidarity with a place where citizens suffer. It makes us respond with words and action even though it comes at a price. CBS research shows that, for example, solidarity makes people willing to pay more for airfare if the fuel does not come from Russia.

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