Research and faculty
We will engage in conceptual and empirical research that advances our understanding about the role, dynamics, and impact of corporations in the creation of sustainable social, environmental and economic value.
Across disciplines we conduct research that promotes corporate social responsibility, awareness of sustainability and ethics.
Some of our research centers stand out through activities and projects of particular relevance:
Centre for Corporate Responsibility
BI Centre for Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) promotes sustainable development. It engages in research, teaching and active cooperation with other academic institutions, the business community, governmental bodies and NGOs.
Centre for Green Growth
The Center for Green Growth works on climate issues in a holisitic, multidisiplinary and long term perspective. The focus is on what can be done to reduce climate gas emissions at the global, national, corporate and individual level.
Nordic Centre for Internet and Society
The Nordic Centre for Internet and Society is a globally-oriented research centre, dedicated to understanding the influence of new internet technologies on working life and society.
Centre for Corporate Communication
We focus on corporate communication as the total of communication activities of both public and private sector organizations to achieve their goals.
Researches on sustainability
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Caroline Dale Ditlev-Simonsen
Professor Department of Law and Governance +4790787737 caroline.d.ditlev-simonsen@bi.no -
Per Espen Stoknes
Associate Professor Department of Law and Governance +4791595161 per.e.stoknes@bi.no -
Marianne Jahre
Professor Department of Accounting, Auditing and Business Analytics +4746410475 marianne.jahre@bi.no -
Christian Fieseler
Professor Department of Communication and Culture +4746410088 christian.fieseler@bi.no -
Øyvind Kvalnes
Associate Professor Department of Leadership and Organizational Behaviour +4795204496 oyvind.kvalnes@bi.no
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Good news for the climate
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The smartest thing for the planet
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Achieving Sustainable Development in Africa
Developing countries need higher education that supports sustainable business development. More competence in Entrepreneurship and Supply Chain Management is required, writes Marianne Jahre.