Josef-Peter Schöggl

Worse for Women, Bad for All: A 62-Nation Study Confirms and Extends Ambivalent Sexism Principles to Reveal Greater Social Dysfunction in Sexist Nations - Magdalena Zawisza, Natasza Kosakowska-Berezec... We retested core ambivalent sexism theory tenets and explored novel correlations with national outcomes in 62 nations. Replicating Glick et al., cross-national ...

🌍 Sexism and Social Dysfunction

A global study across 62 nations links sexism - both hostile and 'benevolent' - to greater gender inequality and societal issues like reduced democracy, violence, and poorer health.

Sexism harms women and men.

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#SciComm 🧪

The European sustainability revolution | Brookings Baumgartner and Schöggl outline the Green Deal and its policies, goals, and measures, focusing on the challenges and solutions involved for companies.

I am happy to share a new article on the European Green Deal by Rupert Baumgartner, to which I had the opportunity to contribute. The article covers key policies, challenges, and solutions for companies to innovate and align with these goals. www.brookings.edu/articles/the...

In a recent paper we discuss #MachineLearning based approaches for confidentiality preserving data exchange in #digitalproductpassports and #LCA. A summary of this paper is now available as a Blogpost:

go.ipoint-systems.com/blog/confide...

Happy birthday @bthread.bsky.social!

💻 While the use of digital technologies positively affects interorganizational collaboration, it does not directly influence CE practices. 
📈 General dynamic capabilities precede both the adoption of digital technologies and interorganizational collaboration.

The study is the first to provide a statistical analysis in this context and it indicates that:
🤝 Interorganizational collaboration practices have a strong positive effect on the implementation of sustainability and CE practices.

I am happy to share that our latest study with Rupert Baumgartner
 and Lukas Stumpf @unigraz was just published. It explores the role of interorganizational #collaboration and #digital technologies in the implementation of the #circulareconomy in companies. doi.org/10.1002/bse.... #research

💻 While the use of digital technologies positively affects interorganizational collaboration, it does not directly influence CE practices. 
📈 General dynamic capabilities precede both the adoption of digital technologies and interorganizational collaboration.

The study is the first to provide a statistical analysis in this context and it indicates that:
🤝 Interorganizational collaboration practices have a strong positive effect on the implementation of sustainability and CE practices.

Yesterday, I had the opportunity to discuss the enablers and challenges for a transition to a more #sustainable and #circulareconomy at the Circular Economy Exchange 2.0. A nice recap of this insightful event can be found here: businesscircle.at/nachhaltigke...