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New research project: What happens when consumers meet sales people with an immigrant background?

Associate Professor at CBS Milena Micevski has received a Semper Ardens: Accelerate grant from Carlsbergfondet to investigate the effects of immigrant sales people stereotypes in selling situations.

Spotlight on new research publications in February

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.

Consumer spending: Why women buy from women, while men don’t care

When we shop, our choice of manufacturer affects gender equality. Women know this. Men do not, as new research shows us.

Spotlight on new research publications in January

Why Do Companies Go Woke? Find out in this month's spotlight on new research publications from CBS, where you can learn more about the many current topics in the world of research.

20 years with sustainability in business: From minor trend to the only game in town

Nowadays, sustainability is so important for business development and survival that it could be the only game in town for any CEO. Hear from our panel of business professionals and researchers associated with the Centre of Sustainability on 20 years with sustainability in business and beyond.

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.

Why some images trigger our emotions – and make us pay

We make unconscious decisions all the time, also when spending money, which is why we have to study the way campaigns affect us, explains CBS researcher at the conference, ICIS 2022.

CBS Researcher wins prestigious Tietgen Prize

Behavioural scientist Florian Kock has received this year's Tietgen Prize of 500,000 DKK for his innovative and comprehensive research in the tourism and experience economy in Denmark.

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.

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