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Copenhagen Business School (Copenhagen Business School)

Copenhagen Business School blev oprettet som privat institution i 1917 af Foreningen til Unge Handelsmænds Uddannelse (FUHU). Handelshøjskolen blev i 1965 en del af det nationale uddannelsessystem og reguleres i dag af Universitetsloven fra 2003. CBS' øverste leder er rektor, der er ansat af en bestyrelse med eksternt flertal.
Copenhagen Business School, also known as CBS, is one of the three largest business schools in Northern Europe and is situated in Copenhagen, Denmark. The business school is situated in Frederiksberg municipality. CBS has approximately 16,000 students and researchers and each year welcomes more than 1,500 exchange students. CBS graduates find employment in both the private and the public sector.

More information: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Copenhagen_Business_School

Who’s the Referee? Private Standards Initiatives in Agri-food Chains Anne Tallontire Natural Resource and Ethical Trade Programme Natural Resources Institute a.m.tallontire@gre.ac.uk Beyond CSR: Business Poverty and Social Justice 22 May 2006

Who’s the Referee? Private Standards Initiatives in Agri-food Chains Anne Tallontire Natural Resource and Ethical Trade Programme Natural Resources Institute a.m.tallontire@gre.ac.uk Beyond CSR: Business Poverty and Social Justice 22 May 2006

Where is this coming from? Working towards a (joint) research proposal – an opportunity to try out a conceptual framework Questions raised by previous work: NRI’s Social Impact Assessment of codes in Kenya and South Africa– raised a lot of issues that went beyond the scope of social impact assessment to wider institutional and structural issues Ethical Trade in African Horticulture Also thinking on fair trade and more generally on CSR And increased demand for NRI’s capacities on standards

Challenges in Corporate Innovation for Climate Change PRME/CBS International Conference on Responsible Management Education: Sustainable Leadership in the Era of Climate Change

Andrew J. Hoffman Holcim (US) Professor of Sustainable Enterprise Co-Director, Erb Institute for Global Sustainable Enterprise University of Michigan PRME/CBS Copenhagen November 23, 2009 The Business Implications of Climate Change If you’re looking for proof that climate change is happening, stop looking for receding glaciers and start look at the changing marketplace. This report shows that, for the business community, climate change represents an impending market transition – one that will both alter existing markets and create new ones. As in any market transition there are risks and opportunities and there will be winners and losers. The companies in this report believe a proactive approach is necessary to prepare for coming market shifts and that doing nothing means missing myriad near-term financial opportunities and setting themselves up for long-term political, operational, and financial challenges. And the report itself is an analysis of how they are doing that. This report is primarily a “how to” manual for other companies interested in developing similar strategies. But the report will also be of value to investors and analysts in evaluating the effectiveness of company strategies for managing climate risk and capturing climate-related competitive advantage. Finally, it will offer policymakers insight into corporate views on greenhouse gas regulation, government assistance for technology advancement, and other policy approaches. In my remarks, I will highlight how the report was created, and describe what it says about why and how these companies are taking action. Before I begin, I would like to acknowledge the group of five graduate students listed on the inside cover that helped wit...
The CO2 Abatement Curve and business response Copenhagen, November 24, 2009

The CO2 Abatement Curve and business response Copenhagen, November 24, 2009
Remote TA testing – Geographical, cultural and technological challenges. By Steen Filskov Andersen Usability Specialist at Snitker & Co. Copenhagen, Denmark sfa@snitker.com This study was co-funded by the Danish Council for Independent Research (DCIR) through its support of the Cultural Usability project.

Remote TA testing – Geographical, cultural and technological challenges. By Steen Filskov Andersen Usability Specialist at Snitker & Co. Copenhagen, Denmark sfa@snitker.com This study was co-funded by the Danish Council for Independent Research (DCIR) through its support of the Cultural Usability project.
CSER in Argentina Ana Muro, Researcher Instituto de Estudios para la Sustentabilidad Corporativa Argentina May 2006

CSER in Argentina Ana Muro, Researcher Instituto de Estudios para la Sustentabilidad Corporativa Argentina May 2006

This presentation is about a historical analysis and contemporary evaluation of the debate and practice of corporate social and environmental responsibility (CSER) in Argentina. We identified key trends that have characterised the evolution of ideas about the role of business in society in Argentina and provide explanations for those trends based on a reading of the political, economic and social context in which they took place.

The decent and the indecent: work and poverty in contemporary South Africa David Fig davidfig@iafrica.com BDS Network Copenhagen, 18 September 2009
DIEH Briefing Paper on Living Wage DRAFT Seminar 18.9.2009

DIEH Briefing Paper on Living Wage DRAFT Seminar 18.9.2009
From Principles to Practice Exploring Corporate Social responsibility in Pakistan Jas Ahmad Middlesex University Business School 22 May 2006

From Principles to Practice Exploring Corporate Social responsibility in Pakistan Jas Ahmad Middlesex University Business School 22 May 2006

Living wages in Africa: Experiences from the Cut Flower and Garment Industry in Kenya BDS Workshop 16-18 September 2009

Managing the Virtual Library Richard Levy Jane Burke ProQuest CSA
Welcome to inaugural presentation May 5, 2004

Welcome to inaugural presentation May 5, 2004

IT and firms’ internationalization Bent Petersen Department of International Economics and Management
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