New research studying winemakers in Italy exposes how production processes can become more environmentally friendly through institutional support, civil society pressure, and tech innovation. Prosecco’s popularity over the last two decades has grown exponentially; the Italian sparkling wine now sells more bottles than champagne and cava combined. Valpolicella also enjoys global success, although on a […]
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The Taxonomy, CSRD, ESRS – Let’s Not Make it a Numbers Game
Europe’s new sustainability regulations such as the Taxonomy and CSRD come with a risk: they may turn corporate sustainability into a “numbers game” with compliance being the main (and sometimes only) goal. We risk ending up with lots of reporting but too little actions. European companies face a wave of sustainability regulations, most notably the […]
Centre Session on Apprenticeship Training and Youth Unemployment with Clément Brébion
About the Episode In this episode of BOS, Postdoc Clément Brébion takes us on a journey into the world of applied labour economics and the case of apprenticeship training. Many Western countries are struggling with high youth unemployment and are thus looking at the German apprenticeship system as a prime model to follow for smooth […]
Centre Session on Nudging Towards Sustainable Tourism
Think of the long trip home. Should we have stayed at home and thought of here? Where should we be today? Is it right to be watching strangers in a play in this strangest of theatres? What childishness is it that while there’s a breath of life in our bodies, we are determined to rush […]
Centre Session on Green Transitions, Organizational Capacity & Leadership in the Public Sector
About the Episode In this episode, Centre Manager Sarah Netter, Professor Susana Borrás and PhD Rikke Rønholt Albertsen talk about their newly launched Danish master course “Green transitions, organizational capacity & leadership in the public sector”. Listen on your favorite podcast app
How unfairness in CEO compensation breeds corporate irresponsibility
CEO compensation, especially stock options, is a hotly debated topic for management and society. While CEOs earn several hundreds times more than average workers, largely through stock options, adding to growing inequality in our society, it is argued that such stock options are important to appropriately incentivize and remunerate CEOs for the enormous responsibilities they undertake. […]
Centre Sessions on Resilience Research with Nataliya Popovych
About the Episode In this episode, you can listen to the presentation by Nataliya Popovych, founder and president of One Philosophy, on the occasion of the launch event of the “Resilience. Battle for the Future” report. Listen on your favorite podcast app
Resilience of Ukrainian Businesses – Battle for the Future
About the Episode In this episode, Andreas Rasche, professor at the CBS Sustainability Centre, and Nataliya Popovych, founder and president of One Philosophy, discuss some of the key findings of the third annual study of organizational resilience “Resilience. Battle for the Future”. Listen on your favorite podcast app
Centre Sessions On Social Impact Bonds with Mikkel Munksgaard
About the Episode In this episode, centre manager Sarah Netter and PhD Mikkel Munksgaard talk about Mikkels work on social impact bonds and payment-by-results methods for financing public services. Listen on your favorite podcast app
Centre Session on Social Impact Investing with Chiara Andreoli
About the Episode In this episode, centre manager Sarah Netter and PhD Chiara Andreoli talk about Chiaras work on social impact measurement and management in impact investing. They also talk about the journey from Master thesis to PhD. Listen on your favorite podcast app