Hanken School of Economics’ project Ostrobothnia Tourism Roadmap 2030 looks at how UN’s Sustainable Development Goals of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development can be applied to a regional tourism [...]
I have spent a month on a research visit at the Swedish School of Textiles in Borås. With the time spent in the university environment which is fully dedicated to [...]
Take almost any social problem in the wealthy part of the world today – poverty, widespread unemployment, uneven distribution of income, inadequate funding for public health, schools, or environmental conservation [...]
Living at the edge of the world is truly concretized once you get the chance to travel to the other side. This experience was made tangible during the first week [...]
Suomi ikääntyy ja työikäisten määrä kutistuu. Työurien pidentämistä tarjotaan lääkkeeksi huoltosuhteen heikkenemiseen. Pelkkä työelämän venyttäminen ei kuitenkaan riitä, jos väki ryytyy töissä ennen aikojaan. Työuran kestävyys on parempi tavoite, väittää [...]
Jeff Hearn, Professor Emeritus at Hanken School of Economics, recently posted a text about masculinity and crisis on the Global Discourse Blog. The journal Global Discourse is an interdisciplinary journal [...]
Det är lättare att tolka den brokiga ekonomiska och politiska verkligheten då man tar hjälp av bevis och forskningsdata. Kausal inferens är ett effektivt verktyg: med hjälp av slumpmässiga urval [...]
Listen to the entire story on the Sustainability Unwrapped podcast by Hanken School of Economics Electronic or e-waste is the fastest growing waste stream globally. In 2019, a record of 53.6 million metric tons [...]
The aim of the unicorn night is to bring together cutting-edge research, companies and public actors with regards to the unicorn phenomena. Key topics will involve the development of the [...]
Listen to the entire story on the Sustainability Unwrapped podcast by Hanken School of Economics The EU waste directive mandates the member states to establish a separate collection of used [...]