Recipients of The Richard C. Malmsten Award for Best Theses 2021
Accounting and Financial Management: Alexander Nilsson and Viktor Axelsson ”Early evidence on iXBRL regulation and its impact on information asymmetry in the US capital market”
Economics: Mia Bivered “The effects of taxes on fossil fuels on firms’ environmental and economic performance”
Finance: My Phùng “Empirical Analysis of Dependence Structures and Spillover Effects across Stock Markets: A Study of Relationship Between Vietnam and its Major Trading Partners”
Innovation and Industrial Management: Agnes Knutsson and Isac Boukachabia ”Preparing for Change - An exploratory study on how Swedish organizations can implement strategic agility”
International Business and Trade: Ebba Ernström and Ida Eriksson
“Repatriate embeddedness: The experience of Swedish repatriates.
A qualitative study on the interconnectedness between the repatriate experience and organizational commitment”
Knowledge-based Entrepreneurship: Anna Marija Jefimova and Sophia Tafertshofer “Innovation Adoption for Eco Materials in the Construction Industry in Sweden: How Three Players Can Actively Foster the Adoption Process – A Case Study on the Material Hempcrete with the Company House of Hemp”
Logistics and Transport Management: Jonas Härtel and Fabian Kulawik “Performance of Light Electric Freight Vehicles in Urban Areas – Adapting the Performance Prism framework to manage CEP stakeholder relationships and improve the performance of Light Electric Freight Vehicles in the last mile”
Management: Malin Setterström and Stina Magnusson
“Sustainability at stake: incorporating circular economy into an organization”
Marketing and Consumption: Taraneh Kianersi Adegani and Johanna Brun Gustavsson ”Longing for Leisure. How Near-Past Nostalgia Shapes Leisure Practices”
