Årets pristagare av The Richard C. Malmsten Award for Best Theses visar på en stor bredd, med uppsatser som avhandlar allt ifrån hur företag kan implementera cirkulär ekonomi till Vietnams handelsrelationer och om hur nostalgin påverkar våra fritidsvanor. Ett exempel på hur bredden på Handelshögskolans masterprogram bidrar till samhällspåverkan inom många olika ämnen och områden.
Mottagare av The Richard C. Malmsten Award for Best Theses
Accounting and Financial Management: Alexander Nilsson och 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 och Isac Boukachabia ”Preparing for Change - An exploratory study on how Swedish organizations can implement strategic agility”
International Business and Trade: Ebba Ernström och 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 och 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 och 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 och Stina Magnusson
“Sustainability at stake: incorporating circular economy into an organization”
Marketing and Consumption: Taraneh Kianersi Adegani och Johanna Brun Gustavsson ”Longing for Leisure. How Near-Past Nostalgia Shapes Leisure Practices”
