News
-
Junior researcher (doctoral double degree student) in entrepreneurship
The LUT School of Business and Management and Jönköping International Business School are looking for a junior researcher (doctoral double degree student) in entrepreneurship.More specifically, we are looking for a curious mind who is aiming for an academic career and is passionate about how entrepreneurship can contribute towards sustainable development, especially in rural areas.
-
CEnSE day was held on 1st December
On Wednesday, December 1st, we had a CEnSE day with a focus on how to communicate research to external stakeholders and to the society.
-
Congratulations to Anna Nordén and colleagues for getting the Swedish Research Council research project grant
Anna Nordén and colleagues recieved the Swedish Research Council research project grant within Humanities and social sciences 2021.
-
Johannes Hagen in DN
Today’s Dagens Nyheter (DN) features an interview with Johannes Hagen about elderly’s incomes and the pension system.
-
Mikaela Backman appointed new Director of CEnSE
Mikaela Backman has been appointed Director of CEnSE at JIBS. She will take up the post on 1 February 2022.
-
The three-day course “Causal inference in applied economics”
On Friday 22. October the three-day course “Causal inference in applied economics” organized by CEnSE was concluded.
-
Last week we hosted the 5th CEnSE Urban and Regional Economics Workshop on the topic of Recent Advances in Entrepreneurship
The 5th CEnSE Urban and Regional Economics Workshop was held on 7-8, October 2021, on the topic of: Recent Advances in Entrepreneurship
-
Johan Klaesson and Mikaela Backman meet Sweden’s Minister for Higher Education and Research
On Wednesday 15 September, Matilda Ernkrans, Minister for Higher Education and Research, visited Jönköping University.
-
Small changes in pension information have big effect on payment choices
A new research study has shown how small changes in pension information given to workers approaching retirement age impacts not only how they choose to claim their pension, but also produces a knock-on effect in the labour supply for companies. Johannes Hagen, researcher at Jönköping International Business School and a member of CEnSE, is one of the three co-authors of the paper, published in the highly ranked The Economic Journal (EJ).
-
Johannes Hagen in SvD
Johannes Hagen addresses the suggested changes to spur private pension savings in a debate article published in Svenska Dagbladet (SvD). Read it here
External link, opens in new window..
Content updated 2019-11-11
