Mathias Karlsson

Mathias Karlsson

Associate senior lecturer
Department of Management School of Business and Economics
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Contact info
mathias.h.karlsson@lnu.se
0046709781002

Teaching

I am currently teaching in the following courses:

1FE466. Entreprenörskap och grundläggande affärsutveckling (course responsible)

4FE534. Contemporary issues in management (teacher)

2FE78E. Examensarbete i organisation (supervisor) 

 

Research

Research

My research and teaching focus on topics such as entrepreneurship, social entrepreneurship, organization, ethics, and sustainability. In my research, I mainly use ideas and concepts from the humanities, and in particular philosophy.  

My doctoral thesis Infinitely Demanding Entrepreneurship is an ethnographically inspired study where I use the philosopher Simon Critchley's work in order to analyze the social initiative 'IKEA's partnership with social entrepreneurs'.

Infinitely Demanding Entrepreneurship won the Oskar Sillén's Prize (2018) for best doctoral thesis in business administration in Sweden. You find the full thesis as a pdf below (publications). 

From January 2021 to December 2023, I will work full-time as a researcher thanks to Handelsbanken and their Wallander Scholarship. 

Read more about my research (only in Swedish)

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Hängivet entreprenörskap bakom lyckat hållbarhetsarbete

Lyssna – om klimat i gränslandet mellan kunskap och känslor

Entreprenörskap för socio-ekologisk omställning på landsbygden

Prisad forskare tror på skrattets kraft

2018 års bästa avhandling i företagsekonomi

Två prestigefyllda priser till Mathias Karlsson

  

Mathias Karlsson presents his research within the Bridge, a collaboration between Linnaeus University and IKEA, about entrepreneurship as a force for societal change.

  

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We are accredited

The School of Business and Economics at Linnaeus University are accredited by The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business; AACSB. 

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Publications

Doctoral thesis, monograph (Other academic)

Article in journal (Refereed)

Book (Other academic)

Chapter in book (Other academic)

Conference paper (Refereed)

Conference paper (Other academic)