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Research subject Management, organization and society

Research in management, organization and society has its focus on the intersection between the individual, organization, society and the environment.

Central questions are organizations in relation to globalization, social and "green" entrepreneurship, ethics and sustainable development, elite groups and their effect on society, strategic and technological change, employability and excellence cultures, and the challenges of modern work characterized by conflicting demands, creativity and control. 

 

Related research subject

Business administration
Management, organisation, samhälle

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Researchers

Gustav Agnesson

PhD Student

Stockholm Business School
Gustav Agnesson
gustav.agnesson@sbs.su.se
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Karin Berglund

Professor

Stockholm Business School
08-16 39 82
Karin Berglund
karin.berglund@sbs.su.se
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Nick Butler

Professor

Stockholm Business School
08-16 26 58
Nick Butler
nick.butler@sbs.su.se
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Carl Cederström

Professor

Stockholm Business School
08-16 30 10
Carl Cederström
carl.cederstrom@sbs.su.se
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Dinara Chimenson

Doktorand

Stockholm Business School
08-16 37 26
dina.chimenson@sbs.su.se
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Tony Fang

Professor

Stockholm Business School
08-16 30 63
Professor Tony Fang, Stockholm University, SWEDEN
tony.fang@sbs.su.se
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Staffan Furusten

Professor

Stockholm Business School
08-16 32 33
Staffan Furusten
staffan.furusten@sbs.su.se
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Anna-Lena Glader

Doktorand

Stockholm Business School
08-674 74 43
Annalena Glader
annalena.glader@sbs.su.se
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Maria Grafström

Universitetslektor

Stockholm Business School
Maria Grafström
maria.grafstrom@sbs.su.se
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Rickard Grassman

Universitetslektor

Stockholm Business School
08-16 23 62
Rickard Grassman
rickard.grassman@sbs.su.se
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Julia Grimm

Biträdande lektor

Stockholm Business School
08-16 30 07
Julia Grimm
julia.grimm@sbs.su.se
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Magnus Gustavsson

Universitetslektor

Stockholm Business School
08-674 74 34
Universitetsadjunkt & fackligt institutionsombud
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Mikael Holmqvist

Professor

Stockholm Business School
08-16 46 27
Foto: Maria Stoetzer
mikael.holmqvist@sbs.su.se
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Lotta Hultin

Associate senior lecturer, Docent

Stockholm Business School
08-16 11 67
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Tommy Jensen

Professor

Stockholm Business School
08-16 26 11
Tommy Nöhr Jensen
tommy.jensen@sbs.su.se
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Lo Jilkén

PhD Student

Stockholm Business School
08-16 23 99
olle
olle.jilken@sbs.su.se
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Anna Jonsson

Universitetslektor

Stockholm Business School
08-16 30 12
070-244 81 78
Anna Jonsson
anna.jonsson@sbs.su.se
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Johan Klaassen

Doktorand

Stockholm Business School
08-16 15 54
johan.klaassen@sbs.su.se
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Jessica Lindbergh

Associate Professor

Stockholm Business School
08-16 21 85
Jessica Lindbergh
jessica.lindbergh@sbs.su.se
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Heléna Lindström

Doktorand

Stockholm Business School
Helena Lindström
helena.lindstrom@sbs.su.se
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Jan Löwstedt

Professor

Stockholm Business School
08-674 74 38
Jan Löwstedt
jan.lowstedt@sbs.su.se
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Christian Maravelias

Professor

Stockholm Business School
070-461 97 25
christian.maravelias@sbs.su.se
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Michael Marinetto

Associate Professor

Stockholm Business School
michael.marinetto@sbs.su.se
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Katja Norinder

PhD student

Stockholm Business School
Katja
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Lovisa Näslund

Associate Professor

Stockholm Business School
08-16 10 17
Foto:Maria Stoetzer
lovisa.naslund@sbs.su.se
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Andreea Preluca

PhD Student

Stockholm Business School
08-16 34 63
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Hans Rämö

Professor

Stockholm Business School
08-16 12 09
hans.ramo@sbs.su.se
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Anselm Schneider

Associate Professor

Stockholm Business School
08-16 29 87
anselm
anselm.schneider@sbs.su.se
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Svante Schriber

Professor

Stockholm Business School
08-16 23 82
Professor Svante Schriber. Foto: Rickard Kilström och Stockholms universitet
svante.schriber@sbs.su.se
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Andreas Silva

PhD student

Stockholm Business School
08-674 72 08
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andreas.silva@sbs.su.se
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Birgitta Maria Schwartz

Professor

Stockholm Business School
Birgitta Schwartz
birgitta.schwartz@sbs.su.se
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Torkild Thanem

Professor

Stockholm Business School
08-16 46 43
Torkild Thanem
torkild.thanem@sbs.su.se
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Dordi Westerlund

Doktorand

Stockholm Business School
08-16 28 17
dordi.westerlund@sbs.su.se
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Anna Wettermark

Universitetslektor

Stockholm Business School
08-16 29 16
anna.wettermark@sbs.su.se
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Research groups

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Research projects

Digitalized management

Digitalization is of major concern for management due to the transformation of markets, product technologies and how to organize the company in a compatible way. At the same time management work is also becoming increasingly digitalize and remote.

Research
Innovating organizations

The aim of this project is to study the role of organizational and dynamic capabilities for how management at different levels of the company can increase the propensity for innovation.

Research
It takes an entire industry to cultivate artistic leadership

This thesis project has artistic leadership in Swedish institutional theatre as its area of interest. With an aim to challenge a dominant notion of artistic leadership being the subjective concern of a charismatic, individual leader, Carolina Frände will investigate an alternative understanding of leadership in Swedish theatre.

Foto: Makus Gårder/Kulturhuset Stadsteater
Strategic innovation management

The aim of this project is to study the role of organizational and dynamic capabilities for how management at different levels of the company can increase the propensity for innovation.

Research

Courses and programmes

Doctoral studies

For more information about studying the Doctoral Programme in Business Administration with focus on Management, see the page Doctoral programme in Business Administration

News

Stockholm Business School

The SACCess group

During the summer, the SACCess group had two articles published in well-renowned journals. SACCess is an acronym where S stands for speed and acc for acceleration.

Julia Grimm
Stockholm Business School

Collaborating on the Edge of Failure

Julia Grimm, Assistant Professor in the Management section has published the article "Collaborating on the Edge of Failure: Frame Alignment Across Multiple Interaction Arenas in Multi-Stakeholder Partnerships" in the Academy of Management Journal.

Stockholm Business School

8th EMIC Conference

- Problematizing research in a less effective reality May 25-26, 2023 Conference Chair Tony Fang Conference hosts Jeremy Clegg, University of Leeds, UK Tony Fang, Stockholm University, Sweden Fredrik Tell, Uppsala University, Sweden

Political Dimensions of Entrepreneurship
Stockholm Business School

Political dimensions of social entrepreneurship

A new thesis shows the political context in social entrepreneurship. The study explores the political dimension of entrepreneurship emerging within the context of a subaltern counterpublic (a form of community cultivating contestation of current social structures) primarily consisting of second-generation Swedes with connections to marginalized suburbs in Stockholm.

Students study
Stockholm Business School

Stockholm Business School to win a grant for Transforming Entrepreneurship E

There is a need to rethink and re-enact Entrepreneurship Education (EE). This is the firm conviction of a group of European scholars who together have received an Erasmus+ Cooperation Partnership grant. The main aim of the Transforming Entrepreneurship Education project is to change EE’s direction and practice in Europe.

Stockholm Business School

The Ballerina award 2022

This year the Ballerina award will be given to Nick Butler as teacher of the year and Anselm Schneider for the best adaptation of teaching.

The book Elite Business Schools

English edition of the book Elite Business Schools, Education and Consecration in Neoliberal Society

Social scientists are paying increasing attention to the business and financial elites: There’s a great need to understand who these elites are, what they do, and what makes them tick, as individuals but also as a class. By examining elite business schools, the institutions that train and prepare people to assume important leadership and decision-making positions in business, finance and related sectors, we may also learn how the economic elites are made.

Society, Democracy and Welfare - Theme page
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Departments and centres

Research and teaching in management, organization and society takes place at the Management Section at Stockholm Business School, Stockholm University.

Management Section

Stockholm Business School

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