Welcome to BOS; a research-based podcast by CBS Sustainability!
BOS stands for "The Business of Society", which is somewhat of a guiding principle for the work that we do. Based at Copenhagen Business School (CBS), we study of sustainable practices and developments in organizations, markets and society. As the name indicates, we are interested in how business and society interrelate, especially when considering businesses’ responsibilities towards society.
In this podcast, we will share, discuss, and reflect on CSR and sustainability-related issues through conversations with researchers and practitioners. Featuring our colleagues, we aim to inspire people to reflect and take part in the discussion on how to transition towards more sustainable practices, for organizations and government, and for you and me.
Thank you for listening to our podcast. Interested in learning more about our work? Check out our website www.cbs.dk/sustainability or follow our BOS blog www.bos-cbscsr.dk or LinkedIn.
In order to improve our podcast and reach those who can benefit from our podcast, we really appreciate your input and help, in the form of reviews and likes.
This podcast is funded by the CBS Sustainability Centre at Copenhagen Business School.
Producer & Host: Sarah Netter
Music: "Ladybird's theme" by Crowander
Welcome to BOS; a research-based podcast by CBS Sustainability!
BOS stands for "The Business of Society", which is somewhat of a guiding principle for the work that we do. Based at Copenhagen Business School (CBS), we study of sustainable practices and developments in organizations, markets and society. As the name indicates, we are interested in how business and society interrelate, especially when considering businesses’ responsibilities towards society.
In this podcast, we will share, discuss, and reflect on CSR and sustainability-related issues through conversations with researchers and practitioners. Featuring our colleagues, we aim to inspire people to reflect and take part in the discussion on how to transition towards more sustainable practices, for organizations and government, and for you and me.
Thank you for listening to our podcast. Interested in learning more about our work? Check out our website www.cbs.dk/sustainability or follow our BOS blog www.bos-cbscsr.dk or LinkedIn.
In order to improve our podcast and reach those who can benefit from our podcast, we really appreciate your input and help, in the form of reviews and likes.
This podcast is funded by the CBS Sustainability Centre at Copenhagen Business School.
Producer & Host: Sarah Netter
Music: "Ladybird's theme" by Crowander
In this episode of BOS, Postdoc Clément Brébion takes us on a journey into the world of applied labour economics and the case of apprenticeship training. Many Western countries are struggling with high youth unemployment and are thus looking at the German apprenticeship system as a prime model to follow for smooth school-to-work transitions. But is this really the case? Does apprenticeship training pave the way into the job market and improve ones ability to be hired? Based on his comparative work looking at France and Germany, Clément sheds light on the peculiarities of introducing subsidies for promoting apprenticeships and firms’ hiring strategy upon completion of apprenticeships.
In this episode of BOS, PhD Elizabeth Cooper takes us on a reflective journey through her research on sustainable tourism in Greenland. Drawing from Elizabeth Bishop's "Questions of Travel", Liz and podcast host Sarah Netter ponder over the influence of "nudges" in shaping conscious travel behaviours, the trials of conducting fieldwork amidst a pandemic, and the deeper reflections on the essence of being a sustainable tourist in our contemporary world.
In this episode, Centre Manager Sarah Netter, Professor Susana Borrás and PhD Rikke Rønholt Albertsen talk about their newly launched Danish master course “Green transitions, organizational capacity & leadership in the public sector”.
The course can be taken independently or as part of the Master i Public Governance at Copenhagen Business School.
You can read more about the course here:
https://efteruddannelse.cbs.dk/master/programmer/master-of-public-governance/fag-paa-mpg/den-groenne-omstilling-organisatorisk-kapacitet-og-ledelse
https://efteruddannelse.cbs.dk/master/programmer/master-of-public-governance/opbygning/enkeltfag
In this episode, you can listen to the presentation by Nataliya Popovych, founder and president of One Philosophy, on the occasion of the launch event of the "Resilience. Battle for the Future" report.
In this episode, Andreas Rasche, professor at the CBS Sustainability Centre, and Nataliya Popovych, founder and president of One Philosophy, discuss some of the key findings of the third annual study of organizational resilience "Resilience. Battle for the Future".
This research done by One Philosophy includes the most important lessons from 30 business founders and leaders of organizations in Ukraine who have led their teams through an unprecedented experience, the experience of war.
In this episode, centre manager Sarah Netter and PhD Mikkel Munksgaard talk about Mikkels work on social impact bonds and payment-by-results methods for financing public services.
In this episode, centre manager Sarah Netter and PhD Chiara Andreoli talk about Chiaras work on social impact measurement and management in impact investing. They also talk about the journey from Master thesis to PhD.
In this episode, you can listen to the opening speech by centre director Steen Vallentin on the occasion of the 20th centre anniversary.
In this episode, centre manager Sarah Netter and PhD Thordis Bjartmarz talk about Thordis work on sustainable business models and organizational boundaries in the banking sector. They also talk about the processes around doing a PhD and the bumps on the road.
In this episode, centre manager Sarah Netter and PhD Rikke Rønholt Albertsen talk about paradoxes, tensions, and the gap between the espoused sustainability objectives of corporate companies, and their actual contribution to sustainability in absolute terms.