SSE Working Paper Series in Business Administration

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2023:2: Promises and Pitfalls of Targeted Communication Encouraging Sustainable Purchase Decisions in Grocery Retailing: Angelica Blom, Maja Fors and Fredrik Lange
2023:1: The relation between knowledge integration processes, team member sense of coherence and stress: Philip Runsten and Andreas Werr
2022:2: Assessing Whether Mission-Driven Innovation Makes a Difference: Mission Impossible? Developing a Guiding Framework for the Evaluation of Five Mission Driven Environments for Health in Sweden: Anna Essén, Karl Wennberg and Anna Krohwinkel
2022:1: The Role of Bonuses in Loyalty Programs – A literature review: Hagström Marcus, Sara Rosengren and Johan Hagberg
2020:4: Does local competition make a difference for store profitability?: An empirical study of 168 Swedish supermarkets: Mikael Hernant and Claes-Robert Julander
2020:3: Team Collective Intelligence: Developing and testing a digital team intervention for knowledge integration: Philip Runsten and Andreas Werr
2020:2: Team Collective Intelligence: Developing and testing a knowledge integration model: Philip Runsten and Andreas Werr
2020:1: Private Sector Data for Understanding Public Behaviors in Crisis: The Case of COVID-19 in Sweden: Erik Wetter, Sara Rosengren and Fredrik Törn
2019:3: A Swedish market for sustainability-related and socially labelled bonds. Institutional investors as drivers: Sophie Nachemson-Ekwall
2019:2: Calibration of DCF Valuation in Litigation: The case of HQ: Peter Jennergren
2019:1: Arbetsmiljö och konkurrens i svenska skolor: Abiel Sebhatu, Erik Lakomaa and Karl Wennberg
2018:2: EQT: Responsible ownership – systematic agility for future-proofing companies and societies: Ingalill Holmberg and Pernilla Petrelius Karlberg
2018:1: Stora Enso – addressing responsibility challenges by breaking new ground: Ingalill Holmberg and Pernilla Petrelius Karlberg
2017:6: Telia company – paving the way for responsible business: Ingalill Holmberg, Anna Romberg and Michaela Ahlberg
2017:5: Gendered References in Organization Studies: Barbara Czarniawska and Guje Sevón
2017:4: DO FIRMS INNOVATE ABROAD? - The Case of Swedish R&D in India: Rupin Jeremiah
2017:3: DECISION EVALUATION OF INNOVATION OFFSHORING: Swedish R&D in India: Rupin Jeremiah
2017:2: TEAM INTELLIGENCE: THE FOUNDATIONS OF INTELLIGENT ORGANIZATIONS - A Literature Review: Philip Runsten
2017:1: A Note on the Linear and Annuity Class of Depreciation Methods: L. Peter Jennergren
2016:1: Customer perception measures driving financial performance - theoretical and empirical work for a large decentralized banking group: Jan Eklöf, Katerina Hellström, Aleksandra Malova, Johan Parmler and Olga Podkorytova
2015:3: The Accuracy of Parsimonious Equity Valuation Models - Empirical tests of the Dividend Discount, Residual Income and Abnormal Earnings Growth model: Sebastian Anesten, Niclas Möller and Kenth Skogsvik
2015:2: Retailer Price Image - An Introduction and Literature Review: Jonas Gunnarsson
2015:1: Miljöbilsägaren – värderingar och attityder till incitament att skaffa miljöbilar och supermiljöbilar?: Staffan Hultén
2014:3: Government agencies’ use of management consulting services in Sweden – an explorative study: Frida Pemer, Love Börjeson and Andreas Werr
2014:2: Which consultant should we hire? An explorative study of how quality is evaluated ex ante in public procurement: Frida Pemer
2014:1: Exploring the microdynamics of informal evaluation - the case of management consulting projects: Frida Pemer