News from the House of Sustainable Society Theme All themes Accounting Sustainability Economics Health Work Environment Governance Type All types News Research Filter news See all news at SSE New report about active ownership for corporate sustainability Type: News Date: 13 Feb 2020 Misum researcher Emma Sjöström has published a new report about active ownership related to environmental and social impacts of the firms that are invested in. The study reviews research of the last ten years about possible strategies for shareholders and their potentials for success. Vacancy: Are you Misum's new Director of Stakeholder Engagement? Type: News Date: 05 Feb 2020 Misum is entering a new phase to disseminate research results and accelerate collaborations between SSE scholars, business partners and other societal stakeholders, to tackle key challenges and implement solutions for sustainable markets in practice. We are looking for a sustainability professional who is dedicated to communication and understands both the scientific and the corporate world. Misum-forskaren Sophie Nachemson-Ekwall om sociala obligationer i EFN tv Type: News Date: 28 Jan 2020 Handelshögskolans Sophie Nachemson-Ekwall lyfter fram vikten av att inkludera även sociala mål i hållbara investeringar. New Misum report on social and sustainability bonds Type: News Date: 13 Jan 2020 The new report on social and sustainability bonds from Misum researcher Sophie Nachemson-Ekwall, called "A Swedish market for sustainability related and socially labelled bonds: Institutional investors as drivers", has already received media attention. 65 new million SEK for research on sustainable markets at Misum Type: News Date: 17 Dec 2019 Last Thursday, December 12, 2019, The Mistra Foundation decided to grant SSE and Misum 65 million SEK in a second round of funding.The decision means at least five more years of research on sustainable markets at SSE. Employees key in contributing to a more sustainable society Type: News Date: 20 Nov 2019 Employees are the driving forces behind implementing sustainability in small businesses – not the owners. And sustainability can both stimulate business and motivate employees, SSE researcher Tina Sendlhofer finds. 14 15 16 17 18 ... 37
New report about active ownership for corporate sustainability Type: News Date: 13 Feb 2020 Misum researcher Emma Sjöström has published a new report about active ownership related to environmental and social impacts of the firms that are invested in. The study reviews research of the last ten years about possible strategies for shareholders and their potentials for success.
Vacancy: Are you Misum's new Director of Stakeholder Engagement? Type: News Date: 05 Feb 2020 Misum is entering a new phase to disseminate research results and accelerate collaborations between SSE scholars, business partners and other societal stakeholders, to tackle key challenges and implement solutions for sustainable markets in practice. We are looking for a sustainability professional who is dedicated to communication and understands both the scientific and the corporate world.
Misum-forskaren Sophie Nachemson-Ekwall om sociala obligationer i EFN tv Type: News Date: 28 Jan 2020 Handelshögskolans Sophie Nachemson-Ekwall lyfter fram vikten av att inkludera även sociala mål i hållbara investeringar.
New Misum report on social and sustainability bonds Type: News Date: 13 Jan 2020 The new report on social and sustainability bonds from Misum researcher Sophie Nachemson-Ekwall, called "A Swedish market for sustainability related and socially labelled bonds: Institutional investors as drivers", has already received media attention.
65 new million SEK for research on sustainable markets at Misum Type: News Date: 17 Dec 2019 Last Thursday, December 12, 2019, The Mistra Foundation decided to grant SSE and Misum 65 million SEK in a second round of funding.The decision means at least five more years of research on sustainable markets at SSE.
Employees key in contributing to a more sustainable society Type: News Date: 20 Nov 2019 Employees are the driving forces behind implementing sustainability in small businesses – not the owners. And sustainability can both stimulate business and motivate employees, SSE researcher Tina Sendlhofer finds.