The aim for all our research at is national and international excellence.
Some of the topics for research - such as small scale tourism - reflect our geographical location in the circumpolar region. Researchers at the School of Business and Economics have wide-ranging interests and are involved in research projects relating to:
- consumer behaviour
- productivity analysis
- value creation in tourism
- stock market modeling
- industrial marketing strategy
- market regulation
- regional development
- innovation and knowledge creation
- entrepreneurship and network relations
- the entrepreneurial university
- market demand analysis
We have 3 projects at our unit:
The relationship between personal values and preference for novelty: conceptual issues and the novelty–familiarity continuum
Cornering Authenticity in Wine Tourism: The Case of Tuscany
Effects of the dark triad on word of mouth in the luxury context: the moderating role of opinion divergence
Local food systems and community development: a symbiotic relation? A case study of three rural municipalities in Norway
Visualizing and discussing unethical behavior in negotiations
Ocean tourism: when emotions meet science
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Masteroppgaver:
Teigen, Sondre Johann : Creating alpha with Machine Learning algorithms Hansen, Camilla Fredriksen : Bunnfradraget i grunnrenteskatten: Hvilken effekt har det på verdien til et lite oppdrettsselskap? Edvardsen, Robert Kjørstad / Forthun, Bjørn : Posttraumatisk vekst blant kystjegere?Artikler og rapporter:
Grøndal-Eeles, Linda Cecilie / Dugstad, Janne H / Eide, Hilde / Nilsen, Etty Ragnhild : The Organizational challenges of municipal call centers as a health service in Norway- A multiple case study Kidane, Dejene Gizaw : Price transmission and asymmetry in a changing seafood supply chain Viken, Arvid Ingmar : Ut på tur: Refleksjoner rundt turlivetSe alle oppføringer i Munin – Open research archive