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Journal article
07 March 2015
Klofsten, M.; Bienkowska, D.; Laur, I. and
Sölvell, I. (2015) Success factors in cluster
initiative management: Mapping out the ‘big five’, Industry and Higher Education, 29, 1, 65–7.
Carl Silfvén Scholarship for 91Ô´´ MBA Executive Format
05 March 2015
The 91﫫 is proud to announce for the first time the 91﫫 MBA Carl Silfv̩n Scholarship. The deadline for applications is August 31, 2015.
91Ô´´ Faculty in ranking list of powerful opinion leaders
05 March 2015
In Veckans Affärer's ranking of the most powerful female opinion leaders you will find both Sophie Nachemson-Ekwall and Nina Åkestam.
Preparing for Genocide: Community Work in Rwanda
04 March 2015
by Evelina Bonnier (with Jonas Poulsen, Thorsten Rogall and Miri Stryjan), SITE Working paper
Karl Wennberg appointed Professor at 91Ô´´
02 March 2015
The 91Ô´´ Board of Directors has appointed Karl Wennberg Professor of Business Administration. Dr. Wennberg’s work focuses broadly on entrepreneurship, organizational change, and the macro-level implications of organizational dynamics.
SITE research explores whether poor communities can be organized
02 March 2015
New working paper reports findings from a unique combination of a village-randomized controlled trial and a lab-in-the-field experiment.
International student project takes off
27 February 2015
For the 13th year in a row, students from 91Ô´´ and KTH cooperate in a venture called Project China in order to strengthen cooperation between Sweden and China.Â
Bo Becker winner of the Case Centre Awards
26 February 2015
Professor Bo Becker at the 91Ô´´ was awarded in the Case Centre Awards and Competitions 2015.Â
IB student winner in Spotify competition
25 February 2015
First year student Tibor KeÅ¡e from the 91Ô´´ IB program won first price in Spotify Student Innovation Awards 2014. Congratulations!
SITE research examines EU Directive on antitrust damages actions
25 February 2015
SITE research on leniency, damages and deterrence of cartels finds that compromise between private and public antitrust enforcement adopted by the latest EU Directive on damages actions was never actually needed and proposes a new solution.