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  • 15.08.2013

    MSc.IBP Conference in Brussels

    MSc.IBP First Academic Conference in the City of Brussels and their sustainability seminar: Contemporary Issues in Human Rights, CSR and Development

  • 29.07.2013

    CBS makes Roskilde Festival a laboratory for sustainability

    CBS and the Roskilde Festival have formed a partnership to further the spirit of last year's controversial Rio+20 climate summit. The project was called ‘From Rio to Roskilde, return trip’ Three units from CBS, namely cbsCSR, Sustainability Platform and Department of Marketing, teamed up with The Roskilde Festival.

  • 04.07.2013

    The CBS Sustainability Platform and cbsCSR at Roskilde Festival 2013

    The Rio+20 conference did perhaps not achieve all its goals, but everyone agreed that we face enormous challenges and if we do not act now the consequences will also be enormous. So how does CBS react to this challenge? We turn the Roskilde Festival into a science lab for sustainability.

  • 01.07.2013

    Roskilde Festival is transformed into a sustainability laboratory

    Copenhagen Business School and Roskilde Festival have teamed up to make the festival a gigantic sustainability laboratory. This year researchers will analyse and optimise waste management and food wastage, and new types of housing for slum areas or refugee camps will be tested.

  • 21.06.2013

    Sustainability Conference

    The Sustainability in a Scandinavian Context Conference took place at CBS on 10-11 June 2013

  • 28.05.2013

    Avoiding criticism does not benefit Danish role model companies

    Scandinavian companies leave American companies standing in the use of CSR. But now the Danish competitive advantage is threatened in a misunderstood attempt to imitate American business methods, with which companies try to avoid criticism and focus on profit

  • 22.05.2013

    CBS team won 2nd place at IBECC 2013

    A week ago a team of CBS students competed against schools like INSEAD (France), University of Oxford (UK) and Warwick Business School (UK) and was awarded second place at the International Business Ethics Case Competition (IBECC) in San Diego. Read the three graduate students’ story on their exciting journey

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