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Research at the Department of Business Administration

The research at the Department of Business Administration has a strong academic character and is empirically oriented with studies of both public organisations and private businesses. In addition to the internal operations of organisations, the focus is also on the broader socio-economic, cultural and political conditions in which organisations operate. The researchers at the department have extensive contacts with industry, the public sector and other researchers in their subject areas and build both national and international networks.

Research areas

Our research areas are

  • accounting and finance
  • entrepreneurship
  • marketing
  • organisation
  • research policy
  • strategy

In each area, research is conducted which develops both the subject area and the related teaching.

Read more about research and research areas in Business Administration

Most recent publications in the Research Portal

Gaming the System: How communities strategize around currencies, convertibility and cash transfers in KenyaKiaka, R., Ol...
Corporate Elites on Stage: Speech Acts and Genre Positionings in Professional CommunicationRahm, H. & Paulsson, A., 2024...
Making apps, owning data: Digital sovereignty and public authorities’ arrangements to “byte” backPaulsson, A. & Fred, M....
Exploring healthcare authorities’ decisions to sustain or abandon a management control initiativeGlenngård, A. & Ellegår...
Ett års erfarenheter av mobilt team närsjukvård Landskrona -fortsatt positiva tongångarFunck, E. & Glenngård, A., 2024 A...
Kapacitet att bygga samhället: - om kommuners kapacitet att delta i och påverka samhällsbyggandet med lokalpolitiska för...
The firms’ integration process of the twin pillars of environmental sustainability: climate change and biodiversity loss...
Geopolitisk rivalitet och en förändrad syn på internationella forskningssamarbeten – Svenska erfarenheterShih, T., 2024 ...
Making the Consumption of Food Circular: The Karma App and the Re-qualifications of Surplus FoodFuentes, C., Samsioe, E....
NPM? No thanks-We want bureaucracy!Hellström, M. & Ramberg, U., 2024 Apr 1, (Accepted/In press) The Resilience of New Pu...