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"The market can make the interest rate to go up, but only to the extent that the central bank allows it, says CSR researcher Max Jerneck in a debate article in Dagens Industri, regarding the political turmoil in the UK.

CSR Professor 脰rjan Sj枚berg will take part in the panel discussion on sustainability and city life on October 26.

Welcome to a seminar on 27 October with Zhanna Kravchenko, Associate Professor of Sociology, S枚dert枚rn University & Noomi Weinryb, Associate Professor of Business Studies, S枚dert枚rn University.

Oct 26, 2022, 5:00 PM Central European Summer Time

If "Cirkul盲ra 脰ster" ("The Circular East") can lead to that the people of Nyk枚ping are consuming less, and that less goods are being produced, it鈥檚 good for the environment, according to a researcher. And that may lead to new job opportunities as well.

Welcome to a seminar on Thursday 13 October with Yuval Millo, Warwick Business School, Juliane Reinecke, University of Oxford, Susan Copper, King鈥檚 College London. Join at Score or via Zoom.

CSR鈥檚 Director and Associate Professor Lin Lerpold has together with Professor 脰rjan Sj枚berg published research which examines the sustainability of urban living, as urban areas are often portrayed as an opportunity to reduce environmental impacts. Highlighting amongst other things that the very nature of the agglomeration economies that allow for economising on natural resources may result in higher levels of consumption. They further explain the issue of 'ontological cityism' (the inter-urban issues of boundary drawing for measurement) when considering a city鈥檚 sustainability.

By its very nature the informal sector includes economic activity that lies outside the government regulation or taxation. The environmental degradation produced within the informal sector activities thus present additional challenges. Nearly 35 (15) percent of the gross domestic product (GDP) in low and middle income (advanced) economies is generated within the informal sector. According to the ILO more than 6 workers in 10 and 4 enterprises out of 5 in the world operate in the informal economy. CSR's Ranjula Bali Swain and University of Reading鈥檚 Uma Kambhampati have recently published a book on this theme.

Efter pandemin vill de flesta forts盲tta arbeta hemifr氓n, visar en ny internationell studie. Enligt Lena Lid Falkman, forskare i arbetslivsvetenskap, visar forskning att hemarbete fr盲mjar b氓de produktivitet och effektivietet.鈥� Det 盲r den stora myten vi har spr盲ckt, folk jobbar 盲ven n盲r de inte 盲r kontrollerade. De levererar hemifr氓n, s盲ger hon till SVT.

Sophie Nachemson-Ekwall has recently written a third report on the market for social bonds and social outcome contracts and is looking forward to continuing her research in socially labelled financing. She appreciates the development of the social sustainability labelled financial market in the Nordic countries and is hoping for an even greater interest.