Date/place |
Topic |
15 November |
Christoph Business School, Department of Business and Politics |
4 October 14.00-15.00 in 1A & 1B |
Ilan Kelman, University College London, UK. |
28 September in 1A & 1B |
Goetz Greve, HSBA Hamburg School of Business Administration, Hamburg, Germany |
15 June in E2 |
Brad R. Humphreys, West Virginia University, Department of Economics, Morgantown, USA |
31 May 13-14h in 1A & 1B |
Lynne Lewis, Elmer W. Campbell Chair from Bates College, Maine,USA Topic: River Restoration and Hedonic Property Value Analyses: Guidance for Effective Benefit Transfer. |
2 May 13-14 h in 1A & 1B |
Søren Skaarup, PhD, Senior Consultant Business Technology, Rambøll Preliminary title: The Mediation of Authority- How citizens perceive and engage the mediations of the Bureaucratic Service Encounter and changes in its mediation matrix
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5 April 17 10-12 h in 1A & 1B |
Professor Christian Wellbrock(University of Cologne). Christian is a leading media economist and will give a presentation called “The Impact of National Culture on Mobile Commerce Adoption and Usage Intensity
Abstract: The usage of mobile commerce increases around the world. However, little is known about why adoption and usage of mobile commerce services differ across countries. We address this question by analyzing the impact of national culture on mobile commerce adoption and usage intensity. Using a dataset that comprises individual consumer survey data from 43 countries across six continents and country-level data on Hofstede’s six cultural dimensions, we study cross-cultural adoption and usage patterns pertaining three mobile commerce services, i.e. mobile banking, mobile shopping and mobile payment. Our results show that adoption and usage intensity are indeed affected by different cultural dimensions. Specifically, the adoption of mobile commerce services is negatively influenced by a country’s level of uncertainty avoidance, while consumers’ usage intensity is driven by indulgence. This implies that providers of mobile commerce services need to tailor their market entry and market cultivation strategies accounting for each country’s specific culture.
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31 March 14.15-15.45h in 1A & 1B |
Professor Linda Nøstbakken,NHH Norwegian school of economics. |
21 February 12-14h 1a& 1b |
Prelim title: agriculture from the middle and new innovative development path ways seen in an US perspective Marcia Ostrom, Associate Professor School of the Environment Small Farms and Food Systems Programs Center for Sustaining Agriculture and Natural Resources Washington State University
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8 February 15-16 h Auditorium |
Professor Bent Greve, RUC Topic: ”Den sociale og innovative velfærdsstat”
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Instituttets seminarer 2017
