Martin Eisend is one of the most research oriented business academics in Germany
Prof. Dr. Martin Eisend is one of the most research oriented business researchers in Germany. In a ranking of the business news magazine WirtschaftsWoche, he takes the 13th place out of more than 3,000 academics for his achievements in the last five years and the 19th place overall for his research performance to date. In the interview with the press office, the marketing professor talks about good research conditions at the Viadrina and his most exciting research project.
Let's start a conversation on racism
George Floyd's death served as a wake-up call for all of us. It reminded us that, to be able to uphold the core values of diversity and inclusion, we need to recognize and speak out against racism and inequality. As coordinator of the DCR program I (Anja Rillcke) work with people from all four corners of the world. It was obvious to ask how they felt about what had happened in Minneapolis. Thus, I listened to their stories and today I feel very honoured to share the dialogue that evolved with DCR-Alumni Abiodun Adegbile. Take your time to read it. Abiodun's story might open your eyes and in the best of all cases your heart. Plus, he answers the question: ‘What can you do to make a change?’
"Tough times don’t last but tough people do" - Meet DCR fellow Yassir Al Masoudi and read his acknowledgement
DCR fellow Yassir Al Masoudi submitted the Alpha version of his doctoral thesis "Business Models in the Eyes of National Culture: A Cross-Cultural Study" in July 2020. He is now looking for a matching postdoctoral position all over Germany. It is our big pleasure to share Yassir's acknowledgement and dedication with you. Be prepared to meet a strong and warm-hearted character.