Research projects in Management, Economics and Society

Practical publication: The new WIFU practical guide by Prof Dr Clauß and Marc André Scheffler.

The research project is dedicated to the digital transformation of German SMEs and family businesses in particular.

Book project at the Professorship of International Political Economy

How Chief Digital Officers and Chief Information Officers perceive their relationship: a dyadic research design

What role can and should risk management play in AI-based forecasting?

Aeronautical and maritime innovation environment for interorganisational simulations

How do external shocks influence the attention and information usage behaviour of managers?

A project to improve medical and psychosocial care for young people with rare diseases.

The project analyses how digital transformation influences the information procurement of B2B buyers.

Practical publication on the implementation of digital business models.

Institutions and institutional change in post-socialism

The project is investigating how the negative impact of food production and consumption on biodiversity can be reduced.

This project is concerned with the question of what can be learnt about the technique of institutional transfer from the activities of British colonial officials in Africa.

The study examined care decisions in inpatient nursing homes using the example of the use of medical devices for chronic wounds.

The SuFi project is investigating how the state and authorities can create incentives and regulations for climate-friendly investments.

The DANGER project investigates whether political violence poses a threat to European democracies and how politicians can counter these threats.

The project analyses processes of public participation with a view to establishing sustainable food systems.

How does the order of price information for complementary products influence consumers' purchasing behaviour?

The aim of the project is to predict the outcome of the 2025 federal election.

Using global data and case studies, we examine the factors that favour or hinder elite coalitions in multi-ethnic societies.

An app developed by the researchers supports children and their parents in coping with pain in everyday life.

The project deals with limited editions and their influence on consumer behaviour and brand loyalty.

The project investigated how measuring the effectiveness of projects affects development cooperation organizations.

The "Big Data for Green Governance" research project is creating a unique dataset containing information on environmental regulations from various countries.

ATLAS offers science-based solutions to master the challenge of the digital transformation of the healthcare industry.

A methodological case study on the relationship between economic policy and neuroscience-based theory of action.

An IT-supported patient pathway aims to improve care for children with complex chronic neurological diseases.

The Leadership Radar presents the results of regular representative surveys of managers in Germany.

Project at the Chair of Theoretical Philosophy on the simplicity and generalisability of mechanistic explanations.

The project aims to find out how the role of central banks in global financial policy has changed since the global financial crisis.

The study investigated whether and which hospital stays of nursing home residents could be avoided.

The interdisciplinary research project deals with product strategies, labour and employment systems in German quality viticulture.

The research project at the Centre for Sustainable Corporate Research (ZNU) is concerned with the further development of a sustainability assessment method.

The research group dealt with financing structures of social enterprises, mechanisms of the social capital market and social entrepreneurial impact logics.

The STEP PROJECT Global Consortium is an initiative to research entrepreneurial practices in family businesses.

The research project at the Centre for Sustainable Leadership (ZNU) is looking at how the spice industry can become more sustainable.

The research project is helping to adapt information and advice services more closely to the needs of family caregivers.

The study shows how new digital technologies are perceived, communicated and explained in family businesses.

In this research project, we are investigating how secessionist conflicts lead to further conflicts in the same country.

The scientific initiative explores the link between the institution of the family business and the ambitious SDG agenda.

The research project at the Center for Sustainable Leadership deals with the complementary measure of positive sustainability effects of products.

The project examines how controlling and corporate management are organised in a company in which all employees are integrated into the decision-making process.

Project of the Professorship of International Political Economy on the relationship between politics and economics in a typical limited access order.

This study aims to understand how CDOs perceive the digital transformation in established companies.

Practical publication with contribution by Prof Dr Thomas Clauß and Marc André Scheffler.

The project analyses the complex effects of the (dual) entitlement theory in the distribution of high-priced industrial goods on the willingness to pay for additional services.

The project investigates how consumers react to different quality levels of national brands and private labels and which factors influence their purchasing decisions.

Which survey formats are preferable for measuring customers' willingness to pay at a very early stage of product development?

The Witten Prize for Healthcare Visionaries offers start-ups financial support to realize their digital business model for medicine.