Department of Management, Society and Communication
What's happening at MSC:
Academy of Management award to MSC scholar |
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At the recent 2022 Annual Meeting of the Academy of Management, MSC PhD Fellow Leonie Decrinis was awarded the Best Business Ethics Paper Award for her paper submitted to the Social Issues in Management Division for presentation during the Annual Meeting.
The Best Business Ethics Paper Award is awarded by the Academy of Management Social Issues in Management division, and it is sponsored by the Journal of Business Ethics. The award was created in June 2017 by Ed Freeman and Michelle Greenwood, Editors-in-Chief of the Journal of Business Ethics, and acknowledges the prominence of business ethics research in the Social Issues in Management domain.
Leonie Decrinis won the award for her paper entitled “Means v ends in business ethics: A behavioural trade-off between compliance and achievement of corporate ethics programmes”. In the paper, Leonie questions the conventional compliance-oriented approach to workplace ethics and analyses the potential of nudging as a behaviourally informed intervention approach that preserves the freedom of choice.
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| Read more about the 2022 AoM Annual Meeting here and about the Social Issues in Management division here. For further information about the award, contact Leonie Decrinis, lde.msc@cbs.dk. | |
MSC Professor heads government expert group |
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Mikkel Flyverbom, Professor MSO, has been appointed chairman of an expert group to support the Government’s work on setting a framework for the big tech companies.
The group will develop concrete suggestions on how to manage the tech agenda both nationally and internationally, including problems with technologies and algorithms, business models, data harvesting and current solutions such as consent.
Read more in this news item from the Digital Transformations platform: CBS Professor heads expert group to support Government’s handling of tech giants. |
MSC in the media:
A few recent MSC appearances in the (mostly Danish) media (many more references can be found in the left-hand menu under 'In the Media'):
Professor Andreas Rasche contributes to article about the proposed EU legislation concerning corporate responsibility in relation to human rights and environmental standards, Danwatch, 17 September 2022.
Read also by Andreas Rasche:
'Producent til fødevareindustrien ansøger om at eksportere til Rusland og Belarus under sanktionerne', FødevareWatch, 23 August, 2022
'Hård kritik: Store danske banker sparker vigtigt klimagreb til hjørne', Jyllands-Posten, 29 August, 2022
'USAs tidligere sundhedsminister skal udfordre Novo Nordisks strategi', Børsen, 19 April 2022
'Finske myndigheder stopper Danfoss-eksport: Stor risiko for at bryde Rusland-sanktioner', Danwatch, 9 April 2022.
Professor Lars Thøger Christensen contributes to article about the communicative consequences of Ecco's continued presence in Russia, KOM magasinet, September 2022.
Associate Professor Ole Helmersen is interviewed about the death of Queen Elizabeth and her significance for Britain, DR PR Morgen, 9 September 2022 (1 hour, 23 minutes into the programme).
Also by Ole Helmersen:
'Hvad er det for et Storbritanien, Liz Truss overtager, DR P1 Morgen, 6 September 2022 (47 minutes into the programme)
'Lange udsigter til ny leder hos de britiske konservative', DR P1 Morgen, 8 July, 2022 (55 min. into the programme).
'Ekspert: Skandaler, løgn og bedrag fører til Johnsons fald', Børsen, 7 July 2022.
'Alle andre end Johnson ville have trukket sig straks', Berlingske, 7 July 2022.
'Boris Johnson er billedet på det britiske kaos. Det kan koste ham magten', Zetland, 7 June 2022.
'Lektor: Johnson går svær tid i møde trods tillidssejr', Jyllands-Posten, 6 June 2022.
Professor Jeremy Moon has been interviewed by 3CR community radio in Melbourne about responsible supply chains in relation to the Rana Plaza factory collapse in Bangladesh, 3CR community radio, Melbourne, 10 August, 2022 (34 minutes into the programme).
Associate Professor Steen Vallentin contributes to article about pension fund investments, Fagbladet 3F, 1 July 2022.
Interview with Professor MSC Mikkel Flyverbom, Sciencereport, 26 June 2022.
Also by MIkkel Flyverbom:
'Evigt liv er ikke længere en illusion', Jyllands-Posten, 30 May 2022.
'Regeringen vil kigge Google og Facebooks algoritmer over skulderen - men vil ikke tvinge sig adgang', DR.dk, 2 February 2022.
Introducing MSC:
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The Department of Management, Society and Communication
The department came into existence on 1 January 2017 as a result of the merger of the Department of Intercultural Communication and Management and the Department of International Business Communication. Read about MSC's research profile here.
MSC moved into its new premises in Dalgas Have in August 2017. As one of CBS' largest department, it occupies most of the second floor of the building. |
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MSC is home to a number of Centres and research initiatives:
CBS Sustainability
Centre for Business and Development Studies (CBDS)
The BHRights Initiative - teaching and research on Business and Human Rights
The CBS Africa Initiative
The ESG Academic & Practitioner Network
CogLab - MSC’s facility for experimental research
The Critical Digital Methods Lab
BiS Platform secretariat
MSC hosts the joint secretariat for CBS’ three new Business-in-Society Platforms, which came into existence on 1 January 2018:
Difference & Diversity
Transformations: Technology, Data and Knowledge in the Digital Age
Inequality
MSC contributes with members to all three platforms and with academic co-directorship to one of them (Transformations).
Further information about MSC
Please contact the MSC Head of Department, Dorte Salskov-Iversen or the MSC Head of Secretariat, Annika Dilling.
Contact
Department of Management, Society and Communication
Copenhagen Business School
Dalgas Have 15
DK-2000 Frederiksberg
Tlf.: +45 3815 3288
E-mail: mv.msc@cbs.dk