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As part of a research-intensive university, the Peter T. Paul College of Business and Economics at the University of New Hampshire pursues impactful scholarly research that advances theory and knowledge in core business disciplines, economics and hospitality management as a central part of its mission. As a professional school at a land grant university, we also seek to improve business and industry in the state, the region and beyond.
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Army Grant Fuels Research On Team Dynamics
Army Grant Fuels Research On Team Dynamics
Michael Kukenberger and researchers aim to gain deeper insights into changes in group membership...
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Shuili Du Earns UNH Excellence in Research Award
Shuili Du Earns UNH Excellence in Research Award
Paul College professor focuses on corporate social responsibility and sustainability...
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Corporate Social Responsibility May Induce Unethical Choices in Leaders
Corporate Social Responsibility May Induce Unethical Choices in Leaders
New study examines the decision-making process of company executives...
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Timing of DEI Initiatives Can Impact Stock Prices
Timing of DEI Initiatives Can Impact Stock Prices
Research finds DEI efforts during certain presidencies can affect the bottom line...
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Pioneering the Valuation of Priceless Environmental Goods
Pioneering the Valuation of Priceless Environmental Goods
Ju-Chin Huang honored with Sustainability Lifetime Achievement Award...
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Dr. Aliouche Presents at EMNET Conference in Palermo, Italy
Army Grant Fuels Research On Team Dynamics
Economics faculty and former students overturn decades of research on the supposed irrationality of currency markets
Dr. Steven C. Michael Receives 2023 RIFC | ISoF Eminent Franchising Scholar Award
Recent media mentions
- Wall Street Journal: Dropping Out of College to Join the AI Gold Rush. Jeffrey Shor, professor of decision sciences and director of the Center for Venture Research, discusses the challenges some students will face in trying to launch a career in artificial intelligence.
- Phys.org: Research Finds Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Initiatives During Certain Presidencies Can Affect Bottom Line. Phys.com published an article featuring Inchan Kim, assistant professor of decision sciences, who co-authored a study published in the Journal of Business Research, looking at how certain DEI initiatives are impacted by who is president.
- New Hampshire Public Radio: UNH Study Says, When It ComesTo Workers' Performance, Trust Is Key New Hampshire Public Radio published an article featuring Rachel Campagna, associate professor of management, and Jennifer Griffith, associate professor of organizational behavior and management, co-authors of a study published in the Journal of Trust Research, looking at gig workers' trust in their managers compared to traditional full-time workers.
- U.S. News & World Report: Great Step for Baby: Walkable Neighborhoods Linked to Safer Pregnancies U.S. News & World report published an article featuring Karen Conway, professor of economics, author of a study published in Economics & Human Biology, looking at the influence of living in walkable communities has on health outcomes for pregnant women.
- Phys.org: Researchers find significant gender pay gap in executive severances
Phys.org published an article featuring Jennifer Griffith, associate professor of organizational behavior and management and Rachael Campagna co-authors of a study published in the Journal of Business and Psychology, examines severance packages at the executive level - NEWS-Line for Healthcare Professionals: Workers With Disabilities Overcome Pandemic Setbacks, Outpacing People Without Disabilities To Set New Records For Employment
News-Line covered the positive impact of the COVID-19 pandemic and employment of people with disabilities in an article featuring Andrew Houtenville, professor of economics and director of the University of New Hampshire Institute on Disability.
Research Centers
Center for Venture Research
Center for Venture Research
The Center for Venture Research is a multidisciplinary research unit whose principal area of expertise is in the study of early stage equity financing for high growth ventures.
Rosenberg International Franchise Center
Rosenberg International Franchise Center
The Rosenberg International Franchise Center (RIFC) explores and advances the understanding of franchising through academic research, education and outreach. Franchising represents over $674 billion of the business conducted in the United States of America annually.