Browsing Doktorgradsavhandlinger i bedriftsøkonomi by Title
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Immigrant entrepreneurship in Norway
(Ph.D. serie / Handelshøgskolen i Bodø; no. 17 (2008), Doctoral thesis, 2008)The purpose of this doctoral thesis is to add to the knowledge about immigrant entrepreneurship in Norway and to test the existing theories relating to immigrant entrepreneurship. In this work, an immigrant entrepreneur ... -
Impact of climate change risks on the financial markets
(PhD in Business;No. 90, Doctoral thesis, 2022)The financial sector that provides funding for climate change mitigation and adaptation is not protected from climate change. However, there is a lack of knowledge about financial markets’ response to climate change regarding ... -
The impact of socioeconomic and environmental related factors on health outcomes
(PhD in Business;no. 100, Doctoral thesis, 2023) -
Learning Takes Teamwork - The Role of New Venture Teams in Entrepreneurship Education
(PhD in Business;no. 92, Doctoral thesis, 2022) -
Management of personal finance in the digital era: the case of Ukraine before and during the war
(PhD in Business;no. 106, Doctoral thesis, 2024) -
Managing multiple goals in university-industry collaboration
(PhD in Business;No. 89, Doctoral thesis, 2021) -
Memorable moments : consumer immersion in nature-based tourist experiences
(Ph.D. serie / Handelshøgskolen i Bodø; no. 51 (2014), Doctoral thesis, 2014) -
Mobilization of Collective Resources for Entrepreneurship : Case Studies in Nordic Peripheries
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Network reflection : a road to regional learning, trust and innovation
(Ph.D. serie / Handelshøgskolen i Bodø; no. 14 (2008), Doctoral thesis, 2008)The acknowledgement of innovation as the main driving force in economic development, and the assumptions that networks, regional co-operation and trust contribute to innovation, form the basis of this project. There is a ... -
One-size-fits-all? The role of internal control for identifying and mititgating risks of interorganizational relationships
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Paradigms in environmental management research : outline of an ecosophical-hermeneutic alternative
(Ph.D. serie / Handelshøgskolen i Bodø; no. 31 (2011), Doctoral thesis, 2011)The first aim of the dissertation is to develop a conceptual tool (two paradigms) for the purpose of analyzing Environmental Impact Assessments (EIA). This positions the dissertation in a field which includes environmental ... -
Portfolio entrepreneurship : general and farm contexts
(Ph.D. serie / Handelshøgskolen i Bodø; no. 9 (2007), Doctoral thesis, 2007)Portfolio entrepreneurs stand for a substantial proportion of new business start-ups. These are current owner-managers who involve themselves in the start-up of new business ventures while still retaining their current ... -
Public sector reforms in Ukraine : roles played by global and local agents in implementing converging and diverging changes
(PhD in Business;no. 79, Doctoral thesis, 2020) -
The relationship between initiation, barriers, product quality and internationalization
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Road traffic safety for work-related driving with heavy goods vehicles - it’s a shared responsibility
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The role of joint training in inter-organizational collaboration in emergency management
(PhD in Business;No. 86, Doctoral thesis, 2021) -
Sustainability Reporting in a Large Russian Oil Corporation. Production Safety Issues
(Ph.D. serie / Handelshøgskolen i Bodø; nr. 39 (2013), Doctoral thesis, 2013) -
Tails of returns’ distribution and expected returns : An empirical study
(PhD in Business;no. 101, Doctoral thesis, 2023) -
The human side of accounting : The bonds between human agency and management accounting practices’ changes in the transitional economy
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The marketing functions of the trade show system
(Ph.D. serie / Handelshøgskolen i Bodø; no. 47 (2014), Doctoral thesis, 2014)Trade shows have a long history that goes back to at least the early Middle Ages. In those times, trade shows played significant trading roles by facilitating bartered exchanges of textile goods, leather goods, spices and ...