SSE/EFI Working Paper Series in Business Administration

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2007:11: The Abnormal Earnings Growth Model: Applicability and Applications

L. Peter Jennergren and Kenth Skogsvik

2007:10: Medarbetare och CSR – En rapport om de interna följderna av företags sociala ansvarstagande

Magnus Frostenson

2007:003: Current trends in business negotiation research: An overview of articles published 1996-2005

Henrik Agndal

2007:002: Gör oddssättare realistiska bedömningar? En ekonomisk-psykologisk analys av realismen i odds

Patric Andersson

2007:001: THE LONG RANGE DYNAMICS OF FINANCIAL CONTROL. The Royal Dramatic Theatre and its costs over a century

Lars Östman

2006:9: Are all crowds equally wise? A comparison of political election forecasts by experts and the public

Lennart Sjöberg

2006:8: Visual persuasion with physically attractive models in ads: An examination of how the ad model influences product evaluations

Magnus Söderlund and Fredrik Lange

2006:7: Co-Opting Revolution in the Post-Revolutionary Age - Revolution as Embedded Counter-Culture in Swedish Finance

Peter Norberg

2006:6: A favorite waste of time: The experience of watching TV

Lennart Sjöberg and Rutger Magneberg

2006:5: Probabilistic Business Failure Prediction in Discounted Cash Flow Bond and Equity Valuation

Kenth Skogsvik

2006:4: From Passive Aristocracy to Ethical Activity: Self-regulation in the Swedish Financial Market

Peter Norberg

2006:3: Attitudes to economic risk-taking, sensation seeking and values of business students specializing in finance

Lennart Sjöberg and Elisabeth Engelberg

2006:2: Boundaryless Management - Creating, transforming and using knowledge in inter-organizational collaboration. A literature review

Jesper Blomberg and Andreas Werr

2006:13: Affective and rational consumer choice modes: The role of intuition, analytical decision-making, and attitudes to money

Patric Andersson and Elisabeth Engelberg

2006:12: Knowledge structuring-Knowledge domination. Two interrelated concepts

Carina Beckerman

2006:11: How to manage people who think. A structural approach

Carina Beckerman

2006:10: Myths of the Psychometric Paradigm and how they can misinform risk communication

Lennart Sjöberg

2006:1: Organizational Downsizing and Innovation

Anders Richtnér and Pär Åhlström

2005:9: Mentalité financière par-delà bien et mal - des marchés amoraux

Peter Norberg

2005:8: Prediction of ROE and the Residual Income Valuation Model: Forecasting and Modeling Mispricing in the Swedish Stock Market

Stina Skogsvik and Kenth Skogsvik

2005:7: Ledarskap och personlighet: Testning av jagstyrka

Lennart Sjöberg

2005:6: Historien om en datajournal

Carina Beckerman

2005:5: Lifestyles and consumer behavior

Lennart Sjöberg and Elisabeth Engelberg

2005:4: Between exploitation and control – Clients’ conceptions of the consultant-client relationship

Frida Pemer and Andreas Werr

2005:3: Consultant supported ERP implementation – a learning opportunity?

Andreas Werr

2005:2: Empirisk studie av ett prestationsbaserat bonussystem i SPP Livförsäkring AB

Per Arvidsson

2005:13: On the Choice-Based Sample Bias in Probabilistic Business Failure Prediction

Kenth Skogsvik

2005:12: Explaining Union Organising During Corporate Mergers

Peter Hyllman and Oskar Gunnarsson

2005:11: Exploring Union Organising During Corporate Mergers

Peter Hyllman and Oskar Gunnarsson

2005:10: The Value Relevance of Financial Accounting Information in a Transitional Economy: The Case of the Czech Republic

Katerina Hellström

2005:1: Återvunnen plast – ingen marknad utan förutsättningar

Jenny Ählström

2004:9: How well do financial experts perform? A review of empirical research on performance of analysts, day-traders, forecasters, fund managers, investors, and stockbrokers

Patric Andersson

2004:8: Loan Subsidy Valuation

Peter Jennergren

2004:7: Gene Technology in the eyes of the public and experts. Moral opinions, attitudes and risk perception

Lennart Sjöberg

2004:6: Att klassas som elit - finansmarknadens inbäddning i samhället

Peter Norberg

2004:5: The impact of pro forma profits on analyst forecasts: Some experimental evidence

Patric Andersson and Niclas Hellman

2004:4: Empirical study of an team-based incentive model in the Day Surgical Department at Huddinge University Hospital

Per Arvidsson, Tomas Movin and Christina Rosell

2004:3: Measuring and Validating Emotional Intelligence as Performance or Self-Report

Lennart Sjöberg and Elisabeth Engelberg

2004:21: Staten och det civila samhället. Idétraditioner och tankemodeller i den statliga bidragsgivningen till ideella organisationer

Filip Wijkström, Stefan Einarsson and Ola Larsson

2004:20: Scope, Roles and Visions of Swedish Foundations

Filip Wijkström

2004:2: Tillväxtområde E-tjänster i offentlig verksamhet –företagsperspektivet

Christoffer Holmberg and Daniel Grenblad

2004:19: The Role of Civil Society. The Case of Sweden in International Comparison

Filip Wijkström

2004:18: The Popular Movement Marinade – The dominant civil society framework in Sweden

Johan Hvenmark and Filip Wijkström

2004:17: Dolda arenor för (re)produktion av ett alternativt ledarskap?

Filip Wijkström and Cecilia Åkerblom

2004:16: Die Wiederverzauberung des Finanzmarkts: Gemeinschaft, Mythos und Moral

Peter Norberg

2004:15: Continuing Value in Firm Valuation by the Discounted Cash Flow Model

Peter Jennergren

2004:14: The Effect on Stock Prices of the Swedish Wealth Tax

Peter Jennergren

2004:13: Response formats in questionnaires: Itemized rating scales versus continuous rating scales

Fredrik Lange and Magnus Söderlund

2004:12: Financial Mentality beyond Good and Evil

Peter Norberg

2004:11: A troublesome emergence:A marketing primer on Russian retail banking

Anders Liljenberg and Igor Dukeov