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Venue: Clarion Hotel & Congress Trondheim
Time: 25 – 26 August, 2015
Program
Tuesday August 25th
09.45 – 10.15 Registration for the conference
10.15 – 10.30 Welcome to Trondheim by Dean Espen Gressetvold, Trondheim Business School (TBS)
10.30 – 11.30 “The travel from the beginning to the end … “
What you should and should not …
Speakers: Professor Barbara Czarniawska, Gothenburg University
& Professor Frode Mellemvik, Handelshøgskolen, Universitetet i Nordland
11.30 – 12.30 Lunch
12.30 – 13.30
«The travel from the beginning to the end ...”
“The importance of networking and how to do it …”
Speakers: Professor Ingeborg Astrid Kleppe, Norges Handelshøyskole (NHH)
& Professor John Burns, University of Exeter
13.30 – 13.45 Coffee break
13.45 – 15.30 Parallel sessions
1: Strategy and Management, room 3C
2: Marketing and International Business, room 3D
3: Management Science, room 1 (by the service desk)
4: Economics, room 3B
5: Finance, room 2 (by the service desk)
6: Accounting and Management Control, room 3 (by the service desk)
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15.30 – 15.45 Coffee break with refreshments
15.45 – 16.55 Parallel sessions continues
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17.00 – 18.00 Parallel workshops and supervisor meeting:
1. Quantitative research (Associate Professor Tor Georg Jakobsen, TBS), room 3B
- Special and innovative focus on applied research using statistics
2. Qualitative research (PhD student Per Christian Ahlgren, TBS), room 3C
- Innovative data collection strategies in qualitative research: some thoughts on conducting
intensive field studies in PhD-projects.
3. Financial Econometrics (Professor Sjur Westgaard, NTNU), room 3D
Quantitative and Empirical Methods in Finance - New Research Topics
18.40
Bus departure from the hotel
19.00
Reception/dinner at Trondheim Business School
Wednesday August 26th
08.40 – 09.00 Plenary session for PhD students - Presentation of new PhD student board
members (Stine Øyna from UiA and Alexander F. Hem from NHH)
09.00 – 10.30 “Academic writing – How to publish?” – Chair Professor Ole Gjølberg, NMBU
Panel debate with three editors of scientific journals:
Scandinavian Journal of management, Editor Hans Hasselbladh, Örebro University
Qualitative Research in Accounting & Management, Editor John Burns, Exeter
Business School
Journal of Commodity Markets, Editor Sjur Westgaard, NTNU
10.30 – 10.45 Coffee break
10.45 – 13.05 Parallel sessions
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13.05 – 14.00 Lunch
14.00 – 15.10 Parallel sessions
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15.10 – 15.20 Coffee break
15.20 – 15.55 Parallel sessions
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End of program
Keynote speakers and workshop leaders
Barbara Czarniawska
Barbara Czarniawska holds an MA in Social and Industrial Psychology
from Warsaw University and a Ph.D.in Economic Sciences from
Warsaw School of Economics. She is Doctor honoris causa at
Stockholm School of Economics, Copenhagen Business School, and
Helsinki School of Economics.
At present, she is Torsten & Ragnar Söderberg Professor of
Management Studies at Gothenburg Research Institute, School of
Business, Economics and Law at University of Gothenburg, Sweden. In
her research she applies a constructivist perspective on organizing,
with the focus on action nets. Her methodological interests concern fieldwork techniques and the
narrative approach in social science studies.
Latest publications in English and Swedish: Coping with Excess (ed. with Orvar Löfgren, 2013); Social
Science Research From Field to Desk (Ute på fältet, inne vid skrivbordet, 2014), and A Theory of
Organizing (En teori om organisering, 2014/2015).
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Frode Mellemvik
Frode Mellemvik is Director of the High North Center for Business and
Governance and Professor at Bodø Graduate School of Business,
University of Nordland. Mellemvik is Doctor Oecon, and has written
many books and articles associated with the fields of accounting,
management, government, education, research and industry
cooperation, and on topics related High North. He has worked at
academic institutions in Europe and the United States, and is
Honorary Doctor and Honorary Professor at several universities.
Mellemvik has also in practice worked with leadership and
management, and has been rector at Bodø University College
(University of Nordland) for 10 years. He has participated in several
boards and councils. Currently he is for instance in the board of the European Accounting
Association, the board of Comparative International Government Accounting Research, the board of
Center for High North Logistics, the board of Innovation Norway Nordland, chairman of the board of
Helgeland Hospital, chairman of the board of the research programme Petrosam 2 at Norwegian
Research Council, the board of the Norwegian - Ukrainian Camber of Commerce, the Council for the
Norwegian - Russian Camber of Commerce. Mellemvik has also participated in several Ministry
committees, and was a member of the Norwegian Government's expert committee for the High
North, and chairman of the Norwegian Government’s High North Council.
Ingeborg Astrid Kleppe
Professor Ingeborg Astrid Kleppe at NHH-Norwegian School of
Economics, Bergen holds an MBA and a PhD in marketing from NHH
and a MS in sociology from the University of Bergen, where she was
research assistant at the pioneering Institute for Women Studies in
Norway. Kleppe has extensive international experience from
universities in Canada, USA, Sweden, and Australia. She has also
worked in the World Bank, has been elected member of the Bergen
City Council, and was a prominent member of the activist group
initiating Women’s refugee centers in Norway in the late 1970s. She
has held managing positions at NHH and was for many years leader of the board for The Norwegian
National Institute for Consumer Research (SIFO). Kleppe has taken her interdisciplinary and
international experience into her research. Currently she is doing research on public health activism
in Sub-Saharan Africa and pioneering research on the collaborative economy. Kleppe has also
published on gender, family decision making, and international marketing. Kleppe teaches on topics
in social media marketing, the collaborative economy, and qualitative research methods.
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John Burns
John Burns joined Exeter Business School in 2010, before which he
has also held academic positions at Dundee University, the University
of Colorado and Manchester University. Broadly, his research
interests include: organisational change, strategic management,
sustainable business practice, new product development and design,
and management accounting. He adopts processual methodology,
uses qualitative research methods, and frequently draws on
institutional or structuration theory to ‘unpack’ and make sense of his
empirical findings. John’s publications have appeared in journals such
as Accounting, Organizations and Society, Organization
Studies, Management Accounting Research, Accounting, Auditing and Accountability Journal, Critical
Perspectives on Accounting, Qualitative Research in Accounting and Management, and European
Accounting Review; and he has also published numerous practitioner-oriented works for professional
accountancy bodies such as CIMA and ICAEW. He is also the lead-author of a management
accounting textbook, published by McGraw-Hill. John is co-Editor of Qualitative Research in
Accounting and Management, and ex- Associate Editor for both Management Accounting Research
and Accounting and Business Research. He is the co-founder of the ‘European Network for Research
of Organisational and Accounting Change‘ (ENROAC), a network that has enjoyed 9 international
conferences and 7 doctoral summer schools since its formation in 1998. Finally, John has been a
member of CIMA’s Research Board since 2000, and is a Visiting Professor at Trondheim Business
School.
Tor Georg Jakobsen
Tor Georg Jakobsen is an Associate Professor at Trondheim Business
School. He received his Ph.D. from the Norwegian University of
Science and Technology (NTNU) in 2011. His research interests
include political behavior, peace research, and the study of ethnic
relations. Jakobsen has authored and co-authored articles in, among
others, European Sociological Review, Work, Employment and
Society, and International Journal on Minority and Group Rights.
Per Christian Ahlgren
Per Christian Ahlgren is a PhD Student in management accounting and
control at Trondheim Business School. His research interests are
oriented at understanding accounting in its social and organizational
context. His is now working on a research project concerning the role
of accounting and development of control practices in interorganizational relations across administrative levels of the Norwegian
health sector. His theoretical interests are within economic sociology
and actor-network theory.
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Hans Hasselbladh
Hans Hasselbladh, professor in organization at Örebro University,
Sweden. His research interests are institutional change, reforms,
professions and power. Since January 2015 he is the editor-in-chief of
Scandinavian Journal of Management.
Sjur Westgaard
Sjur Westgaard is MSc and Phd in Industrial Economics from
Norwegian University of Science and Technology and a MSc in
Finance from Norwegian School of Business and Economics. He has
worked as an investment portfolio manager for an insurance
company, a project risk manager for a consultant company and as a
credit analyst for an international bank. His is now a Professor at the
Norwegian University of Science and Technology and an Adjunct
Professor at the Norwegian Center of Commodity Market Analysis
NMBU Business School. His teaching involves corporate finance, derivatives and real options,
empirical finance and commodity markets. His main research interests are within risk modelling of
commodity markets and he has been a project manager for two energy research projects involving
power companies and the Norwegian Research Council. He has also an own consultancy company
running executive courses and software implementations for energy companies. Part of this work is
done jointly with Montel.
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Program Workshops, Tuesday August 25th at 17.00-18.00
1. Meeting room 3B: Quantitative research (Associate Professor Tor Georg Jakobsen, TBS)
2. Meeting room 3C: Qualitative research (PhD student Per Christian Ahlgren, TBS)
3. Meeting room 3D: Financial Econometrics (Professor Sjur Westgaard, NTNU)
Tor Georg Jakobsen
Workshop – Quantitative Research
The topics of the workshop will include:
The theory of science behind statistical method
How to write quantitative research papers
How to treat nested data
Quantitative content analysis
Per Christian Ahlgren
Workshop - Qualitative Research
Innovative data collection strategies in qualitative research: some thoughts on
conduction intensive field studies in PhD-projects
This presentation discuses innovative data strategies in conducting
qualitative research, specifically directed at PhD projects. Some
developments in qualitative research reflected upon, focusing on
recent trends and specific choices PhD scholars face in designing their
research project. The aim of the presentation is to problematize how we innovate in developing
research strategies and –design for producing new knowledge through qualitative research, and
case studies in particular. The central questions are thus what could innovation research
strategies really mean, and how should we approach innovation, or originality, in PhD research.
Sjur Westgaard
Workshop – Financial Econometrics
Quantitative and Empirical Methods in Finance – New Research
Topics
The workshop discusses topics within Quantitative and Empirical
Methods in Finance. The workshop will include;
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Data/ Markets
Statistical software and techniques
Research ideas
How to write research papers within empirical finance
We will also look at examples of empirical papers written by students and myself.
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Programme: Accounting, room 3
Day One – Tuesday August 25th:
Accounting - Parallel Sessions
Room 1 – chair: Iris Stuart
13.45 – 14.20
Dynamics in a public sector joint venture and
Marthe Holum (HiST)
the challenges in adapting the management
control system
Discussant:
Iris Stuart (NHH)
14.20 – 14.55
Moderating factors on performance measuresPer Ståle Knardal (HiST)
a case of Norwegian symphony orchestras
Discussant:
Gudrun Baldvinsdottir (HiST)
Evengii Aleksandrov (UiN/HHB)
14.55 – 15.30
Adoption of program-based budgeting in two
Russian municipalities: “first mover” and
Discussant:
“follower”
Inger Johanne Pettersen
(HiST)
15.30 – 15.45
15.45 – 16.20
16.20 – 16.55
17.00 – 18.00
Coffee break with refreshments
Exploring budgetary control initiative in a bank
Accountingization and the creation of a visual
culture: a case study in the Norwegian health
care sector
Workshops
Danielius Valuckas
Discussant:
Gudrun Baldvinsdottir (HiST)
Per Christian Ahlgren (HiST)
Discussant:
Frode Mellemvik (UiN/HHB)
Day Two – Wednesday August 26th:
Accounting - Parallel Sessions
Room 1 – chair: Gudrun Baldvinsdottir
10.45 – 11:20
11.20 – 11.55
Changes in Ukrainian Local Budgeting
Regulation: Who Made Those Happen?
11.55 – 12.30
12.30 – 13.05
13.05 – 14.00
14.00 – 14.35
14.35 – 15.10
15.10 – 15.20
15.20 – 15.55
The process of internalization and interplay
between financial and operational control
(case study: Telenor)
Clinical managers as Guardians or Advocators
of budgetary control? The role of clinical
managers in defining the decision spaces in
operational medical health care
Lunch
Importing Certified Management Accountant
certification to a post-communist state: A case
of Russia
Coffee break
Veronika Vakulenko (UiN/HHB)
Discussant:
Iris Stuart (NHH)
Irina Roddvik (UiN/HHB)
Discussant:
Kari Nyland
Charlotte Morland (HiST)
Discussant:
Kari Nyland
Alena Golyagina (NHH)
Discussant:
Inger Johanne Pettersen (HiST)
Programme: Economics, room 3B
Day One – Tuesday August 25th:
Economics - Parallel Sessions
Room 1 – chair: Antonio Dalla Zuanna
13.45 – 14.20
Within and between cultural interactions in
experiments: a survey
14.20 – 14.55
14.55 – 15.30
15.30 – 15.45
15.45 – 16.20
Do extrinsic rewards crowd-out prosocial
behavior? Evidence from a large-scale natural
field experiment on recycling
Are people more willing to steal a given amount
if they can take a little from many than if they
can much from a few?
Coffee break with refreshments
Short-term salmon price forecasting
Johan Birkelund (UiT)
Discussant:
Bertil Tungodden (NHH)
Mikael Knutsson (HiST)
Discussant:
Bertil Tungodden
Ingar Haaland (NHH)
Discussant:
Bjarne Strøm (NTNU)
Daumantas Bloznelis (NMBU)
Discussant:
Gunnar Bårdsen (NTNU)
16.20 – 16.55
17.00 – 18.00
Workshops
Day Two – Wednesday August 26th:
Economics - Parallel Sessions
Room 1 – chair: Po Yin Wong
10.45 – 11:20
11.20 – 11.55
Sources of Productivity Growth in Ethiopian
Agriculture
11.55 – 12.30
12.30 – 13.05
13.05 – 14.00
14.00 – 14.35
14.35 – 15.10
15.10 – 15.20
15.20 – 15.55
Quality of service regulation, firm size,
technical efficiency, and productivity growth in
electricity distribution utilities
Farmers’ risk perception and management
strategies to cope with production risk in
aquaculture: an empirical study from
Bangladesh
Lunch
Like father, like son? The urban revolution and
intergenerational social mobility in 19th
century Norway
Factors associated with farmers’ use of
minimum tillage in Zambia: A double hurdle
modelling approach
Coffee break
Anbes T. Kidane (UiN/HHB)
Discussant:
Are Oust (HiST)
Senyonga Livingstone (NMBU)
Discussant:
Lars-Erik Borge (NTNU)
Md Akhtarul Alam (NMBU)
Discussant:
Jon Olaf Olaussen (HiST)
Sindre Myhr (UiT)
Discussant:
Antonio Dalla Zuanna (NHH)
Hambulo Ngoma (NMBU)
Discussant:
Po Yin Wong (NHH)
Programme: Finance, room 2
Day One – Tuesday August 25th:
Finance - Parallel Sessions
Room 1 – chair: Frode Kjærland
13.45 – 14.20
From Funding Liquidity to Market Liquidity:
Evidence from Index Options Market
14.20 – 14.55
14.55 – 15.30
High-Frequency Paris Trading: The Case of
Norway
Product Market Threats and Payment Method
in M&A
Chunbo Liu (NHH)
Discussant:
Ole Gjølberg (NMBU)
Andreas Mikkelsen (UiN/HHB)
Discussant:
Francisco Santos (NHH)
Xiayu Zhang (NHH)
Discussant:
Frode Kjærland
15.30 – 15.45
15.45 – 16.20
Coffee break with refreshments
How much of the buyout activity can be
explained by tax savings?
Erik H. Tvedt (NHH)
Discussant:
Svein-Arne Persson (NHH)
16.20 – 16.55
17.00 – 18.00
Workshops
Day Two – Wednesday August 26th:
Finance - Parallel Sessions
Room 1 – chair: Svein-Arne Persson
10.45 – 11:20
11.20 – 11.55
The Impact of Central Clearing on
Counterparty Risk
11.55 – 12.30
12.30 – 13.05
Customer Concentration and CEO pay
Testing Returns, Risks, and Liquidity relation
using intra-day dataset
Giovanni Bruno (NHH)
Discussant:
Snorre Lindset (NTNU)
Yun Tang (NHH)
Discussant:
Sjur Westgaard (NTNU)
Minh Dinh (UiT)
Discussant:
Francisco Santos (NHH)
13.05 – 14.00
14.00 – 14.35
14.35 – 15.10
Lunch
Breaking bank: Why high bank leverage is
optimal (for the bank’s shareholders)
Do new government leaders really matter to
financial markets?
Nikhil Atreya (NHH)
Discussant:
Marie Steen (NMBU)
Rakesh Rana (NHH)
Discussant:
Khine Kyaw (HiST)
15.10 – 15.20
15.20 – 15.55
Coffee break
Programme: Management Science, room 1
Day One – Tuesday August 25th:
Management Science - Parallel Sessions
Room 1 – chair: Ivan Belik
13.45 – 14.20
Electricity Price Volatility: The Impact of
Renewables. The case study of Germany
14.20 – 14.55
14.55 – 15.30
15.30 – 15.45
15.45 – 16.20
16.20 – 16.55
17.00 – 18.00
A multi-stage multi-horizon stochastic equilibrium
model to make long-term infrastructure investment
strategies considering short-term operations in
multi-fuel energy markets
Coffee break with refreshments
Tactile decision-making on emission abatement
regarding Sulphur emission control areas
(SECAs) – a focus on dry bulk sector
Workshops
Evangelos Kyritsis, NHH
Discussant:
Sjur Westgaard, NTNU
Zhonghua Su, NTNU
Discussant:
Verena Hagspiel, NTNU
Yewen Gu, NHH
Discussant:
Gunnar Eskeland, NHH
Day Two – Wednesday August 26th:
Management Science - Parallell Sessions
Room 1 – chair: Jonas Andersson
10.45 – 11:20
Stackelberg Equilibria in a Multi-period
Reza Azad Gholami, NHH
Newsvendor Model with Stochastic and Timedependent Demand
Discussant:
Yushu Li, NHH
11.20 – 11.55
Shapley-based Stackelberg Leadership
Ivan Belik, NHH
Formation in Networks
Discussant:
Ruud Egging, NTNU
11.55 – 12.30
The Global Potential for Carbon Capture and
Yuanming Ni, NHH
Storage from Forestry
Discussant:
Ivan Belik, NHH
12.30 – 13.05
Using CO2 Differentiated Vehicle Registration
Shiyu Yan, NHH
Tax to Reduce CO2 Emission Rate of New
Passenger Vehicle in Norway
Discussant:
Jonas Andersson, NHH
13.05 – 14.00
Lunch
14.00 – 14.35
Sequential Investment in Alternative Energy
Lars Helge Sendstad, NHH
Technologies under Policy Uncertainty
Discussant:
Stein-Erik Fleten, NTNU
14.35 – 15.10
Dry bulk operator’s problem
Vit Prochazaka, NHH
Discussant:
Kjetil Fagerholt, NTNU
15.10 – 15.20
15.20 – 15.55
Coffee break
Programme: Marketing and International Business, room 3D
Day One – Tuesday August 25th:
Marketing and Int. Business - Parallel Sessions
Room 1 – chair: Alexander Farestvedt Hem
13.45 – 14.20
Using the Johnson-Neyman Procedure to Detect Burak Tunca (UiA)
Item Bias in Personality Tests: A Proposed New
Method and Practical Guidelines for Data
Discussant:
Analysis
Daniela Cristian (BI)
14.20 – 14.55
How will participation in self-production
May Irene Furenes (UiS)
activities and face-to-face feedback affect
tourists’ outcome evaluation?
Discussant:
Marit Engeset
14.55 – 15.30
International Market Selection and the Social
Amila B. Sirisena (UiA)
Enterprise
Discussant:
Rutger van Oest
15.30 – 15.45
Coffee break with refreshments
15.45 – 16.20
Product aesthetics, hedonic experience and
Jie Zhang (NHH)
consumer attitudes of secondary product
Discussant:
Marit Engeset
16.20 – 16.55
How CSR can attract innovaters
Linn-Therese Holsen (NHH)
Discussant:
Rutger van Oest
17.00 – 18.00
Workshops
Day Two – Wednesday August 26th:
Marketing and Int. Business - Parallel Sessions
Room 1 – chair: Sigurd V. Troye
10.45 – 11:20
11.20 – 11.55
Carpe Diem: Examining the Effect of
Daniela Cristian (BI)
Indulgence on Prosocial Behavior
Discussant:
Burak Tunca (UiA)
11.55 – 12.30
On the proliferation of Latent Construct in
Shan Lin (NHH)
Consumer Research: A historical Perspective
Discussant:
Sigurd V. Troye (NHH)
12.30 – 13.05
External Resource and Radical Innovation: the
Ruohao Sun (HBV)
Moderating Role of Marketing Intelligence
Discussant:
Arne Morten Ulvnes (HiST)
13.05 – 14.00
Lunch
14.00 – 14.35
Governing alliance portfolios: alliance
Mariia Koval (BI)
termination decisions under relational risks
and structural constraints
Discussant:
Arne Morten Ulvnes (HiST)
14.35 – 15.10
Associative Ability and Creativity: Moderating
Afra Koulaei (HBV)
Role of Achievement Motivation Introduction
Discussant:
Burak Tunca (UiA)
15.10 – 15.20
Coffee break
15.20 – 15.55
Programme: Strategy and Management, room 3C
Day One – Tuesday August 25th:
Strategy and Management - Parallel Sessions
Room 1 – chair: Bjørn-Tore Flåten
Deodat E. Mwesiumo (HiMolde)
13.45 – 14.20
Customer complaints in online brand
communities: Netnographic study of the
Discussant:
potential triggers and consequences
Ilan Alon (UiA)
14.20 – 14.55
14.55 – 15.30
Non-compete clauses: disentangling firm-level
benefits from industry-level costs
Dividend Policy, Foreign Ownership, and
Expropriation in Chinese Listed Firms
Cassandra L. Torgnes (NHH)
Discussant:
Grete Wennes (HiST)
Jens Ørding Hansen (UiA)
Discussant:
Ilan Alon (UiA)
15.30 – 15.45
15.45 – 16.20
16.20 – 16.55
17.00 – 18.00
Coffee break with refreshments
The CEO tenure and its effects on microfinance
institution’s capital structure: The case of a
global Microfinance industry
Workshops
Daudi Pascal Ndaki (UiA)
Discussant:
Kirsten Foss (NHH)
Day Two – Wednesday August 26th:
Strategy and Management - Parallel Sessions
Room 1 – chair: Kirsten Foss
10.45 – 11:20
11.20 – 11.55
11.55 – 12.30
Pontus Engstrøm (UiA)
Discussant:
Grete Wennes (HiST)
Nhien Nguyen (NTNU)
12.30 – 13.05
Discussant:
Kirsten Foss
13.05 – 14.00
14.00 – 14.35
Lunch
Xinlu Qiu (NHH)
Discussant:
Grete Wennes (HiST)
Viacheslav Iurkov (BI)
14.35 – 15.10
Discussant:
Bjørn-Tore Flåten (UiA)
15.10 – 15.20
15.20 – 15.55
Coffee break
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Participants 7th Research School Conference, Trondheim August 25th - 26th, 2015
Per Christian
Pjotr
Md Akhtarul
Evengii
Ilan
Jonas
Meron
Nikhil
Gudrun
Ivan
Johan
Daumantas
Lars-Erik
Giovanni
John
Gunnar
Daniela
Barbara
Lukasz A.
Minh
Natalia
Ruud
Marit G.
Pontus
Gunnar
Kjetil
Stein-Erik
Bjørn-Tore
Kirsten
May Irene
Reza Azad
Ole
Alena
Espen
Yewen
Ingar
Verena
Jens Ørding
Bente Tapuwa
Ahlgren
Akulinitsev
Alam
Aleksandrov
Alon
Andersson
Assefa Arega
Atreya
Baldvinsdottir
Belik
Birkelund
Bloznelis
Borge
Bruno
Burns
Bårdsen
Cristian
Czarniawska
Derdovski
Dinh
Drozdova
Egging
Engeset
Engstrøm
Eskeland
Fagerholt
Fleten
Flåten
Foss
Furenes
Gholami
Gjølberg
Golyagina
Gressetvold
Gu
Haaland
Hagspiel
Hansen
Hansen
HiST
NHH
NMBU
UiN/HHB
UiA
NHH
NMBU
NHH
HiST
NHH
UiT
NMBU
NTNU
NHH
UEP
NTNU
BI
GU
UiS
UiT
NHH
NTNU
HBV
UiA
NHH
NTNU
NTNU
UiA
NHH
UiS
NHH
NMBU
NHH
HiST
NHH
NHH
NTNU
UiA
HiST
per.c.ahlgren@hist.no
Pjotr.Akulinitsev@nhh.no
md.akhtarul.alam@nmbu.no
Evgenii.Aleksandrov@uin.no
ilan.alon@uia.no
Jonas.Andersson@nhh.no
meron.arega@nmbu.no
Nikhil.Atreya@nhh.no
gudrun.baldvinsdottir@hist.no
Ivan.Belik@nhh.no
johan.birkelund@uit.no
daumantas.bloznelis@nmbu.no
lars.erik.borge@svt.ntnu.no
Giovanni.Bruno@nhh.no
J.E.Burns@exeter.ac.uk
gunnar.bardsen@svt.ntnu.no
daniela.c.cristian@bi.no
Barbara.Czarniawska@gri.gu.se
lukasz.a.derdowski@uis.no
minh.t.dinh@uit.no
Natalia.Drozdova@nhh.no
ruud.egging@iot.ntnu.no
Marit.Engeset@hbv.no
pontus.engstrom@uia.no
Gunnar.Eskeland@nhh.no
kjetil.fagerholt@iot.ntnu.no
Stein-Erik.Fleten@ntnu.no
bjorn-tore.flaten@uia.no
kf.smg@cbs.dk
may.i.furenes@uis.no
Reza.Gholami@nhh.no
Ole.Gjølberg@nmbu.no
Alena.Golyagina@nhh.no
Espen.Gressetvold@hist.no
Yewen.Gu@nhh.no
Ingar.Haaland@nhh.no
verena.hagspiel@iot.ntnu.no
jens.o.hansen@uia.no
bente.t.hansen@hist.no
Participants 7th Research School Conference, Trondheim August 25th - 26th, 2015
Hans
Grete
Alexander
Linn-Therese
Marthe Liss
Viacheslav
Tor Georg
Kevin Raj
Anbes Tenaye
Frode
Ingeborg A.
Per Ståle
Mikael
Afra Kh
Mariia
Valeriy
Seidali
Khine
Evangelos
Yushi
Shan
Kristina
Snorre
Chunbo
Senyonga
Frode
Roy
Andreas
Idun Garmo
Marta
Charlotte
Deodat Edward
Sindre
Daudi Pascal
Hambulo
Nhien
Yuanming
Kari
Jon Olaf
Hasselbladh
Helle
Hem
Holsen
Holum
Iurkov
Jakobsen
Kaushal
Kidane
Kjærland
Kleppe
Knardal
Knutsson
Koulaei
Koval
Kunst
Kurtmollaiev
Kyaw
Kyritsis
Li
Lin
Lindh
Lindset
Liu
Livingstone
Mellemvik
Mersland
Mikkelsen
Mo
Morais-Storz
Morland
Mwesiumo
Myhr
Ndaki
Ngoma
Nguyen
Ni
Nyland
Olaussen
ORU
NHH
NHH
NHH
HiST
BI
HiST
NMBU
NMBU
HiST
NHH
HiST
HiST
HBV
BI
HiST
NHH
HiST
NHH
NHH
NHH
HiOF
NTNU
NHH
NMBU
UiN/HHB
UiA
UiN/HHB
HiST
NTNU
HiST
HiMolde
UiT
UiA
NMBU
NTNU
NHH
HiST
HiST
Hans.Hasselbladh@oru.se
Grete.Helle@snf.no
Alexander.Hem@nhh.no
Linn-Therese.Holsen@nhh.no
marthe.l.holum@hist.no
viacheslav.iurkov@bi.no
tor.g.jakobsen@hist.no
kevin.raj.kaushal@nmbu.no
anbes.kidane@nmbu.no
frode.kjarland@hist.no
Ingeborg.Kleppe@nhh.no
per.s.knardal@hist.no
mikael.knutsson@hist.no
Afra.Koulaei@hbv.no
mariia.koval@bi.no
valeriyk@student.matnat.uio.no
Seidali.Kurtmollaiev@nhh.no
khine.kyaw@hist.no
evangelos.kyritsis@nhh.no
Yushu.Li@nhh.no
Shan.Lin@nhh.no
Kristina.Lindh@hiof.no
snorre.lindset@svt.ntnu.no
Chunbo.Liu@nhh.no
senyonga.livingstone@nmbu.no
frode.mellemvik@uin.no
Roy.Mersland@uia.no
Andreas.Mikkelsen@uin.no
idun.g.mo@hist.no
marta.morais-storz@iot.ntnu.no
charlotte.morland@hist.no
Deodat.E.Mwesiumo@himolde.no
sindre.myhr@uit.no
daudi.p.ndaki@uia.no
hambulo.ngoma@nmbu.no
nhien.nguyen@iot.ntnu.no
Yuanming.Ni@nhh.no
kari.nyland@hist.no
jon.o.olaussen@hist.no
Participants 7th Research School Conference, Trondheim August 25th - 26th, 2015
Svein Ottar
Are
Sujit
Svein Arne
Inger Johanne
Vit
Xinlu
Rakesh
Kristin
Irina
Linda
Leif
Francisco
Lars Hegnes
Amila Buddhika
Per Bjarte
Ingrid Onarheim
Marie
Andrej
Bjarne
Øystein
Kjersti
Iris
Zhonghua
Ruohao
Yun
Cassandra L
Sigurd
Burak
Bertil
Erik Hetland
Arne
Veronika
Danielius
Rutger
Heidi
Grete
Sjur
Po Yin
Olsen
Oust
Pandey
Persson
Pettersen
Prochazka
Qiu
Rana
Ringvold
Roddvik
Rud
Sandal
Santos
Sendstad
Sirisena
Solibakke
Spjeldnæs
Steen
Stenšin
Strøm
Strøm
Strømme
Stuart
Su
Sun
Tang
Torgnes
Troye
Tunca
Tungodden
Tvedt
Ulvnes
Vakulenko
Valuckas
van Oest
van Wageningen
Wennes
Westgaard
Wong
UiT
HiST
NHH
NHH
HiST
NHH
NHH
NHH
NHH
UiN/HHB
NHH
NHH
NHH
NHH
UiA
HiMolde
NHH
NMBU
NMBU
NTNU
HiOA
HiST
NHH
NTNU
HBV
NHH
NHH
NHH
UiA
NHH
NHH
HiST
UiN/HHB
NHH
BI
NHH
HiST
NTNU
NHH
Svein Ottar.Olsen@uit.no
rutger.d.oest@bi.no
Sujit.Pandey@nhh.no
svein-arne.persson@nhh.no
inger.j.pettersen@hist.no
Vit.Prochazka@nhh.no
Xinlu.Qiu@nhh.no
Rakesh.Rana@nhh.no
Kristin.Ringvold@nhh.no
irina.roddvik@telenor.com
linda.rud@nhh.no
leif.sandal@nhh.no
Francisco.Santos@nhh.no
lars.sendstad@nhh.no
amila.b.sirisena@uia.no
Per Bjarte.Solibakke@himolde.no
Ingrid.Spjeldnaes@nhh.no
marie.steen@nmbu.no
andrej.stensin@gmail.com
bjarne.strom@svt.ntnu.no
Øystein.Strøm@hioa.no
kjersti.stromme@hist.no
iris.stuart@nhh.no
zhonghuasu@iot.ntnu.no
Ruohao.Sun@hbv.no
Yun.Tang@nhh.no
cassy.fredrickson@gmail.com
Sigurd.Troye@nhh.no
burak.tunca@uia.no
Bertil.Tungodden@nhh.no
Erik.Tvedt@nhh.no
arne.m.ulvnes@hist.no
vva@uin.no
Danielius.Valuckas@nhh.no
rutger.d.oest@bi.no
Heidi.van Wageningen@nhh.no
grete.wennes@hist.no
sjur.westgaard@iot.ntnu.no
Po.Wong@nhh.no
Participants 7th Research School Conference, Trondheim August 25th - 26th, 2015
Shiyu
Xiaoyu
Jie
Antonio Dalla
Stine
Yan
Zhang
Zhang
Zuanna
Øyna
NHH
NHH
NHH
NHH
UiA
Shiyu.Yan@nhh.no
Xiaoyu.Zhang@nhh.no
Jie.Zhang@nhh.no
antonio.dalla.zuanna@gmail.com
stineoyna@gmail.com