Sustainability and Green Innovation (SGI)
The research group Sustainability and Green Innovation embodies an interdisciplinary team committed to advancing regional, national, and international research that champions sustainable development and green transition.
Research areas
- Sustainable Digitalization and Artificial Intelligence
- Sustainable Management and Organizations
- Sustainable Marketing
- Sustainability Accounting, Reporting and Assurance
- Green Innovation
- Circular Economy
Ongoing Research Projects
- Application for Accounting for Sustainability: European Union Perspectiv (ACSUS-EU)
- Sustainability Reporting, Transition, and Innovation project - Course Package for Continuing Education at Bachelor Level
- Participation as partners in external research applications on sustainability and green innovation
- PhD course: Accounting for Sustainability
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Seminars and workshops in external conferences
Publications
- Olsen, C. (Ed.). (2026). Artificial intelligence in sustainability accounting and assurance. Routledge.
- Bragelien, J. J., & Nazar, M. (2025/2026). Entrepreneurial education – An exploration of a project that evaluates a matchmaking event in an internship course. Procedia Computer Science, 25x, xxx–xxx. (Accepted; forthcoming).
- Voldsund, K. H., Bragelien, J. J., Karlsen, E. H., & Mohammed, M. N. (2025/2026). Structuring experiential learning projects for sustainable value creation – A project management perspective. [Journal information pending].
- Olsen, C. (2025). Regnskapsføring og bærekraftsrapportering. Gyldendal.
- Bagozzi, R. P., Xie, C., Mari, S., & Oklevik, O. (2025). How and when positive actions by agents influence action tendencies: Benefits mediate the gratitude to morality link under dyadic morality. Journal of Community & Applied Social Psychology, 35(5), e70161.
- Tavassoli, S., Sandvik, K., & Xie, C. (2025). Joint brand advertising effectiveness: Bibliometric analysis and systematic literature review. Journal of Product & Brand Management, 34(5), 720–738.
- Bagozzi, R. P., Xie, C., Mari, S., & Oklevik, O. (2024). The theory of dyadic morality and moral identity explain the public's response to harm done by government and organisations. Journal of Community & Applied Social Psychology, 34(6), e70004.
- Stuart, I. C., Olsen, C., & Abeifaa Der, B. (2024). Auditing during COVID-19: Evidence from Ghana and Norway. Journal of International Accounting Research, 23, 199–221.
- Bjerkli Sandtorv, L. N. (2024). Harmonizing European financial regulation: Is there a need for improved similarity in prospectus liability rules? Review of European and Comparative Law, 56, 141–157.
- Bragelien, J. J., & Voldsund, K. H. (2024). Entrepreneurship education through sustainability orientation: Exploring a project initiating and structuring industry mentors. Procedia Computer Science, 239, 2098–2108.
