European Business Schools Librarian's Group
SSE/EFI Working Paper Series in Business Administration,
Stockholm School of Economics
No 2006:13: Affective and rational consumer choice modes: The role of intuition, analytical decision-making, and attitudes to money
Patric Andersson and Elisabeth Engelberg
No 2006:12: Knowledge structuring-Knowledge domination. Two interrelated concepts
Carina Beckerman
No 2006:11: How to manage people who think. A structural approach.
Carina Beckerman
No 2006:10: Myths of the Psychometric Paradigm and how they can misinform risk communication
Lennart Sjöberg
No 2006:9: Are all crowds equally wise? A comparison of political election forecasts by experts and the public
Lennart Sjöberg
No 2006:8: Visual persuasion with physically attractive models in ads: An examination of how the ad model influences product evaluations
Magnus Söderlund and Fredrik Lange
No 2006:7: Co-Opting Revolution in the Post-Revolutionary Age - Revolution as Embedded Counter-Culture in Swedish Finance
Peter Norberg
No 2006:6: A favorite waste of time: The experience of watching TV
Lennart Sjöberg and Rutger Magneberg
No 2006:5: Probabilistic Business Failure Prediction in Discounted Cash Flow Bond and Equity Valuation
Kenth Skogsvik
No 2006:4: From Passive Aristocracy to Ethical Activity: Self-regulation in the Swedish Financial Market
Peter Norberg
No 2006:3: Attitudes to economic risk-taking, sensation seeking and values of business students specializing in finance
Lennart Sjöberg and Elisabeth Engelberg
No 2006:2: Boundaryless Management - Creating, transforming and using knowledge in inter-organizational collaboration. A literature review
Jesper Blomberg and Andreas Werr
No 2006:1: Organizational Downsizing and Innovation
Anders Richtnér and Pär Åhlström
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