Kristina Nyström
Professor
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Researcher
About me
I study industry and firm dynamics in terms of creation, expansion, contraction and closure of firms. The research has a regional and/or institutional perspective. How do institutional conditions, such as rules and regulations, affect entrepreneurship? My research also focuses on the role of entrepreneurship in the labour market as well as recruitment and skills shortages.
My research focuses on the following themes:
- Firm dynamics in terms of creation, expansion, contraction and closure of firms
- Labor mobility related to entrepreneurship and displacement
- Institutions and entrepreneurship
- Firm dynamics and entrepreneurship in a regional context
- Labour market dynamics and employment in newly created and closed firms
- Recruitment of competence in a regional perspective
Courses
Business Model Innovation (ME2815), course responsible, teacher
Challenge-driven technology-based entrepreneurship (ME2625), teacher
Degree Project in Economics of Innovation and Growth, Second Cycle (ME271X), examiner
Degree Project in Engineering Chemistry, First Cycle (KA103X), teacher
Degree Project in Entrepreneurship and Innovation Management, Second Cycle (ME205X), examiner
Degree Project in Entrepreneurship and Innovation Management, Second Cycle (ME204X), examiner
Degree Project in the Economics of Innovation and Growth, Second Cycle (ME270X), examiner
Quantitative Business and Operations Analytics (ME1316), teacher
Technology-based Entrepreneurship (ME2062), examiner, course responsible, teacher
Technology-based Entrepreneurship (ME2620), examiner, course responsible