The Institute for a Sustainable Economy | ISE at Zeppelin University joins the efforts of the scholars at the Department of Management and Economics who contribute with their research to the Sustainable Development Goals strategy. We address sustainability challenges in an interdisciplinary approach combining knowledge in sustainable finance, energy, mobility, institutional economics, organizational governance, integrity management and transcultural leadership, innovation management and transformation, and sustainability accounting & controlling.

Professor Dr. Josef Wieland, Professor Dr. Carmen Tanner, Professor Dr. Florentina Paraschiv, Prof Dr. Andreas Ostermeier, and Professor Dr. Matthias Weiss contribute with their research output to the Sustainable Development Goals strategy.

Prof. Dr. Florentina Paraschiv, Prof. Dr. Josef Wieland, and Prof. Dr. Andreas Ostermeier focus on research topics consistent with the EU Taxonomy regulatory framework.

ESG related ongoing studies:
"The Effects of ESG Scores on Acquisition Premiums and Post-Merger Performance." (Knoll, S. & Paraschiv, F. (2022))
"Do Corporate Green Bonds Fetch a “Greenium?”" (Paraschiv, F., Russo, M., Gausemel, A.I., Stangeland, O.F. (2022))
"Design thinking behind vechicle-to-grid: smart charging parking for urban areas in Europe" (Paraschiv et al. 2022)
"Medium-term Planning for Thermal Electricity Production. OR Spectrum, 36(3), 723-759. (Best Paper Award, Conference Energy Finance, 2014)" (Kovacevic and Paraschiv, (2014, 2020))
Are CO2 certificate prices incentivizing greener electricity production?
Several published articles shedding light on implications of wind and photovoltaic on pricing and trading strategies (to be detailed on next slides).
ESG-related upcoming studies:
"The Effects of Green Patenting on ESG scoring." (Paraschiv, F. (2022))
"Greenwashing in the light of EU taxonomy matrix of thresholds." (Paraschiv, F. (2022))

Studying resilience in organizations on different levels:
"Mitigating Negative Side Effects of
Innovation Project Terminations: The Role of Resilience and Social Support"
(Todt, Weiss, & Hoegl (2018))
"Team resilience in organizations: A conceptual and theoretical discussion of a team level concept" (Hartmann, Weiss, & Hoegl (2020))
"Preferences for the Shared Use of Electric-Powered Vehicles in Mobility Packages: An Empirical Analysis of MaaS in a University Context" (Decker, Marx, Weiss, & Werbeck (2023))
Project "GenoMobil": Cooperatives as organizational form for an eco-social transformation of integrated mobility
How can we stimulate and support creativity and innovation in organizations?
Ongoing studies and published articles shedding light on adversity at the workplace and how to avoid negative psychological consequences.
Ongoing studies shedding light on how innovation and entrepreneurship in low-income contexts can succeed to alleviate poverty and to improve living.
"The
rhythm of innovation at the BOP: Dealing with multiple constraints through
effectuation and causation (Best Paper
Award ISPIM Innovation Forum)" (Koepplin, Weiss, & Hoegl (2016)
| Project "INTERACT! New Forms of Social Interaction with Intelligent Systems"
"Offloading under cognitive load: Humans are willing to offload parts of an attentionally demanding task to an algorithm" (Wahn, Schmitz, Gerster, & Weiss (2023))


| Prof. Dr. Florentina Paraschiv | Topics in Green Finance (Master) |
|---|---|
| Sustainable Finance (Bachelor) | |
| Energy Transition Thinking Green (Bachelor) | |
| Prof. Dr. Carmen Tanner | Behavioral Business Ethics (Bachelor) |
| Prof. Dr. Josef Wieland | Corporate Social Responsibility and Corporate Governance (Bachelor) |
| Relational Economics (Master) | |
| Prof. Dr. Matthias Weiss | Advanced Methods - Studying the Digital Transformation of Workplaces (Bachelor) |
| Management of Innovation and Transformation (Bachelor) | |
| Prof. Dr. Andreas Ostermeier | Accounting & Reporting (Master) |
| Digital Perspectives to Performance Measurement |

| Phone: | +49 7541 6009 -1231 |
| Room: | Semi 1.13L |