Discover previous interviews about our research at Nijmegen School of Management.
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The road to equality: how do we make social systems in organisations more inclusive?
Equality, diversity, and inclusion: These are important themes in the action research of Professor of Methods Inge Bleijenbergh. Her research covers topics such as gender relations in the workplace and the working conditions of migrant workers.
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'Lively discussions - yet an awful lot needs to be done'
Water governance scholars Sander Meijerink and Corinne Vitale attended the UN 2023 Water Conference in New York and obtained an impression of the current water policy debate.
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ChatGPT put to the test: how did it do in its accounting exams?
Accounting lecturers Karen de Meyst and Muskan Achhpilia recently contributed to a unique piece of collaborative research, in which ChatGPT was fed thousands of accounting assessment questions to see how it would perform.
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Make the right decision? That is more complex than you think
Sara Arts, PhD candidate in financial economics, studies how individuals make financial decisions in complex situations and what processes are involved.
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Inhumane conditions surrounding migrant workers
An interdisciplinary study from RUNOMI on the effects of COVID-19 measures on migrant workers in the Dutch-German border region.
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Gender and power research: as relevant as ever
Last Fall, the Hot Spot Gender and Power in Politics and Management, an interdisciplinary group of researchers, celebrated its tenth anniversary.
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Climate goals have strong philosophical foundations in liberalism
Climate change: according to Professor of Political Theory Marcel Wissenburg and Political Science alumnus and Member of Parliament Silvio Erkens, in particular climate change deniers and climate activists dominate the social debate.
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Multinationals can make a long-term impact with both moral and strategic intentions
Ayse Saka-Helmhout, Professor of Comparative Management at the Department of Business Administration, studied what multinationals are doing to address these challenges and what factors play a role in achieving long-term social impact.
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‘Universities need to connect with practitioners more’
Both are concerned with sustainability. One from science, the other from practice. What problems do they encounter? What common ground is there? And how can science and practice reinforce each other? ‘As a university, we need to go that extra mile.’
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University and Dar find each other in circularity ideal
Researchers at Nijmegen School of Management often work together with organisations. For example, Associate Professor Sjors Witjes, who for years has had close contact with Bart de Bruin, the director of Dar. Together, they work on various circularity projects.
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‘We need a transdisciplinary approach for today’s sustainability challenges’
They both deal with biodiversity and governance. Last October, Cristina Yumie Aoki Inoue and Susan de Koning went to Toronto for the 2022 Conference on Earth System Governance.
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Opinion: 'You have to take society’s unfounded fears seriously'
Artificial Intelligence can create art, detect early stage breast cancer and do accounting. So the idea that new technology might lead to fear of losing your job is not that crazy a thought. But how realistic is the fear?