Selected Faculty Publications
SSE Riga faculty regularly publish academic papers, reports and books. Faculty members also actively participate in various research projects and are keen to share ideas and results via working papers.
Here you can find a shortlist of recent faculty papers at a glance (faculty by alphabetical order).
Dimdins Girts (Department of Business and Management)
Dimdins, G., & Montgomery, H. (2009). Negative and positive stakes in plural voting: An experimental study. Baltic Journal of Psychology, 10, 14-24.
Dimdins, G., Montgomery, H., & Norell, E. (2011). Egalitarian vs. proportional voting in various contexts:An experimental study. Onati Socio-Legal Series, 1(5), 1-20.
Rozcenkova, A., & Dimdins, G. (2010). The relationship between self-reported transformational leadership and social identification in the military. Baltic Journal of Psychology, 11, 5-17.
Dimdins, G, & Montgomery, H. (2007). Effects of framing on perceptions of economic freedom, economic equality, and social justice. In: F. Tersman (Ed.), Democracy unbound: Basic explorations. Stockholm Studies in Democratic Theory, Vol. 2 (pp. 33-52). Stockholm: Filosofiska Institutionen, SU.
Calmfors, L., Dimdins, G., Gustafsson, M., Montgomery, H., & Stavlot, U. (2009). Trade in services and in goods with low-wage countries: How do attitudes differ and how are they formed? (SIEPS Report No. 2009:6). Stockholm: Swedish Institute for European Policy Studies.
Dombrovsky (Department of Economics)
Dombrovsky, V., K. A. Kholodilin and B. Siliverstovs, (2011): Using Personal Car Register for Measuring Economic Inequality in Countries with a Large Share of Shadow Economy: Evidence for Latvia, Working Paper Series.
Dombrovsky, V., (2011): Do Political Connections Matter? Firm-Level Evidence from Latvia, Working Paper Series.
Dombrovsky, V., (2010): Campaign Contributions and Firm Performance: The 'Latvian Way', Working Paper Series.
Dombrovsky, V., (2009): Is Anything Wrong with Higher Education in Latvia?, Baltic Journal of Economics, Vol. 9, No. 2, pp. 5-24, 2009
Dombrovsky, V., (2006): What Kept the Russian Federation Intact? Testing the Internal Exit Model of Buchanan and Faith, Empirical Public Economics, Ott, Attiat F., Cebula, Richard, eds., Edward Elgar.
Dombrovsky, V., F. Welter, (2006): The Role of Personal and Family Background in Making Entrepreneurs in a Post-Socialist Environment, Working Paper Series.
Goddard Christopher (Department of Business and Management)
Goddard, C., “Learning to fly: the prospects for legal linguistics in the academic curriculum... and beyond” (to be published)
Goddard, C., “Didactic aspects of legal English: dynamics of course preparation” ESP Across Cultures 3, 2010, Maurizio Gotti and Christopher Williams (eds) Edipuglia srl, via Dalmazia 22/b - I-70127 Bari-S.Spirito
Goddard, C., “Fishing with new nets in familiar waters: a legal linguistic foray into comparative law, legal culture, and legal ideology” (to be published in "The Lapland Law Review")
Goddard, C., “Legal Linguistics as an Academic and Professional Discipline: Identifying Clients, Customers, Stakeholders” in Heine, Carmen / Engberg, Jan (eds.): Reconceptualizing LSP. Online proceedings of the XVII European LSP Symposium 2009. Aarhus 2010 - ISBN: 9788778824745 (online)
Goddard, C., "Legal Linguists: Like Ghosts and True Lovers?" Paper delivered at CERLIS conference, University of Bergamo 18-20 June 2009, (publisher: Peter Lang)
Goddard, C., "A Professional Master’s Programme in Legal Linguistics: A Model for Translators and Lawyers?" in Sočanac et al. (eds) Curriculum, Multilingualism and the Law. Zagreb : Nakladni zavod Globus, 2009, 149-174.
Goddard, C., “Where legal cultures meet: translating confrontation into coexistence" in Investigationes Linguisticae Vol XVII 2009 Adam Mickiewicz University (pp 168-205)
Goddard, C., “Comparative Legal Linguistics” (translated from French) with Heikki Mattila (2006, Ashgate)
Hansen Morten (Department of Economics)
Hansen, Morten (2010): The Harder They Come, the Harder They Fall? Friederich-Ebert Stiftung.
Hansen, Morten and Alf Vanags (2008): Stagflation in Latvia: How Long, How Far, How Deep?, Baltic Journal of Economics, Vol. 8, No 1, pp. 5 – 29.
Hansen, Morten and Alf Vanags (2007): Inflation in Latvia: causes, prospects and consequences, Research Report, Baltic International Centre for Economic Policy Studies (BICEPS), Riga.
Hansen, Morten (2005): The Irish Growth Miracle: Can Latvia Replicate?, Baltic Journal of Economics, Vol. 5, No 2.
Kaša Rita (Department of Business and Management)
2010 Kaša, Rita & Ait Si Mhamed, A., “Comparing tertiary graduates with and without student loans in Latvia,” Baltic Journal of Economics, 10(2), 49 – 62.
2009 Kaša, Rita, (Radošās) domāšanas prasmes Latvijas skolās [Skills of (Creative) Thinking at Schools in Latvia]. Rīga: Iespējamā misija & Radošuma pils.
2008 Kaša, Rita, “Aspects of fiscal federalism in higher education cost-sharing in Latvia,” Peabody Journal of Education, 83(1), 86 -100.
2008 Kaša, Rita and Ėešāne, Iveta, “Learning to Welcome: Integration of Immigrants in Latvia. ” In Dace Akule (Ed.), Learning to Welcome: Integration of Immigrants in Latvia and Poland (pp. 37 – 77). Riga: Center for Public Policy Providus.
2008 Kaša, Rita, “The reverse gender gap in Latvian higher education: New issues in human capital formation.” In Yoshiko Nozaki and Rachel Fix (Eds.), Gender equality and higher education in the Asia-Pacific and beyond: Comparative and historical perspectives (pp. 58 – 66). Buffalo, NY: State University of New York at Buffalo Graduate School of Education Press.
2008 Kaša, Rita, “Augstākās izglītības pieejamība Latvijā: Valsts un pašvaldību loma studentu finansēšanā” [Higher education accessibility in Latvia: The role of govenment and municipalities in funding students]. In Žaneta Ozolina un Inga Ulnicāne – Ozolina (Eds.), Latvija 2020: Nākotnes izaicinājumi sabiedrībai un valstij [Latvia 2020: Future challenges for society and the state] (pp. 83 – 100). Rīga: LU Akadēmiskais apgāds.
2008 Kaša, Rita, “Quantitative and qualitative research design: Beyond dichotomy”. Comparative Minds, Critical Visions: Working Paper Series at the Center for Comparative and Global Studies in Education at SUNY Buffalo, 2, 25-29.
2007 Kaša, Rita and Yoshiko Nozaki, “Re-imagining Latvia as a multicultural nation.” Comparative Minds, Critical Visions: Working Paper Series at the Center for Comparative and Global Studies in Education at SUNY Buffalo, 1, 36 - 40.
2008 Kaša, Rita, Demand and potential for institutionalizing interdisciplinary design education program in Latvia. Riga: Stockholm School of Economics in Riga & Jaunrīgas Attīstības Uzņēmums.
2008 Kaša, Rita, Aija Lulle, “Pirmsskolas izglītības politika Latvijā un Eiropā” [Preschool education in Latvia and Europe]. Āboltiņa, I. et al, “Pirmsskola kā stiprs pamats sabiedrības attīstībai” [Preschool as a Strong Base for Development in Society] (14. – 85. lpp). Rīga: Valsts Prezidenta kanceleja, Stratēģiskās analīzes komisija.
Ķīlis Roberts (Department of Business and Management)
R.Kilis, How do intellectually offstream metaphors capture the essence of Post... Societies? Daina Teters (ed.) Metamorphoses of the World: Traces, Shadows, Reflections, Echoes, and Metaphors. Metamind: Riga, 2010.
R.Kilis (red.) Augstākās izglītības finansējuma un pārvaldības modeļi. Stratēģiskās analīzes komisija, Rīga, 2011 (Financial and governance models for Higher education in Latvia, Strategic analysis commission, in Latvian).
R.Kilis (red.) Kultūras patēriņs Latvijā 2010.gadā. Pētījuma rezultātu analīze, Stratēģiskās analīzes komisija, Rīga, 2011 (Cultural consumption in Latvia in 2010: Research results, in Latvian).
R.Kilis ( editor in chief) Long term development strategy Latvia 2030, Rīga. Ministry of Regional development 2010. www.latvija2030.lv (Latvian, English) Approved by Saeima (Latvia’s Parliament) on June 10, 2010.
R,Kilis (red.) Veselības aprūpes sistēmas reformas iespējamie risinājumi: ekonomiski adekvāti, iedzīvotājiem pieņemami, Stratēģiskās analīzes komisija, Rīga, 2011 (Reform options in health care: economically sound and socially acceptable, Strategic analysis commissio - in Latvian).
Anders Paalzow, Arnis Sauka, Diana Pauna, Roberts Kilis and Vjacheslav Dombrovsky (2010) Policies and strategies in Riga. How to enhance the city’s competitiveness. ACRE report WP10.9. Amsterdam: AISSR.
Anders Paalzow, Arnis Sauka, Diana Pauna, Roberts Kilis and Vjacheslav Dombrovsky (2009) The attractiveness of the Riga metropolitan region for creative knowledge workers. The view of transnational migrants. ACRE report WP7.9. Amsterdam: AMIDSt.
R.Kilis (2007), The Case of Latvia. Cultural Dimension to the EU's External Policies - from Policy Statements to Practice and Potential' by Rod Fisher, Boekmanstudies. Amsterdam.
Paalzow Anders (Department of Economics)
Mathson, P. and A. Paalzow (editors), (2011), “Towards a New Normal: Smarter ICT Solutions for Enterprises – Challenges and Opportunities”, TeliaSonera Institute Discussion Paper, No. 13.
Dombrovsky, V., A. Paalzow, O. Rastrigina, (2010), “Latvia: Panel Study of Entrepreneurial Dynamics Overview”, in “New Business Creation”, P.D. Reynolds and R.T. Curtin, Editors, Springer, New York.
Paalzow, A. et al., (2010), “Policies and Strategies in Riga: How to Enhance the City’s Competitiveness”, ACRE 10:9, AMIDSt, University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
Paalzow, A., (2010), Book Review: “Born into a Dream: Eurofaculty and the Council of the Baltic States”, by Gustav Kristensen, Baltic Journal of Economics, Autumn, vol. 10, no. 2.
Vanags, A., O. Stasevska, and A. Paalzow, (2010), “Venture Capital in Latvia Revisited”, TeliaSonera Institute Discussion Papers, No. 9.
Paalzow, A. et al., (2009), “Riga as a Creative Knowledge City: The Views of High-Skilled Employees, Managers and Transnational Migrants”, ACRE 8:9, AMIDSt, University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
Paalzow, A., (2009), Book review: “EU Labor Markets after Post-Accession Migration”, Editors N. Kahanec and K.F. Zimmerman, Baltic Journal of Economics, Autumn, vol. 9, no.
Paalzow, A. et al., (2009), “The Attractiveness of the Riga Metropolitan Region for Creative Knowledge Workers: The View of Transnational Migrants”, ACRE 7:9, AMIDSt, University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
Paalzow, A., (2008), “Challenges Facing the Higher Education in the Baltic Countries”, Baltic Rim Economies Review, no. 4.
Paalzow, A. et al., (2008), “The Attractiveness of the Metropolitan Region for Creative Knowledge Workers in Riga: The Manager’s View”, ACRE 6:9, AMIDSt, University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
Indriksone, I., A. Paalzow, et al., (2008), “Renewable Energy: Is there a Latvian Master Plan?”, SSE Riga/BICEPS Occasional Papers, No. 5.
Paalzow, A. et al., (2008), “Riga: A Place for Creative People? Understanding the Attractiveness of the Metropolitan Region for the Creative Knowledge Workers”, ACRE 5:9, AMIDSt, University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
Paalzow, A. and A. Vanags, (2007), “Competition in the Latvian and Baltic Grocery Retail Markets”, SSE Riga/BICEPS Occasional Papers, No. 3.
Paalzow, A. et al., (2007), “Riga: From a Hanseatic City to a Modern Metropolis: Pathways to Creative and Knowledge-Based Regions”, ACRE 2:9, AMIDSt, University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
Paalzow, A., (2006), “Barriers to Regional Development in the New Member States: The Latvian Experience”, in “Regional Development and Spatial Planning in an Enlarged European Union”, N. Adams, J. Alden and N. Harris, Editors, Ashgate, Aldershot, UK.
Adams, N., S. Ezmale and A. Paalzow, (2006), “Towards Balanced Development in Latvia: The Experience of the Latgale Region”, in “Regional Development and Spatial Planning in an Enlarged European Union”, N. Adams, J. Alden and N. Harris, Editors, Ashgate, Aldershot, UK.
Pauna Diāna (Department of Business and Management)
Pauna, D. (2007 ): Validation of non-formal and informal learning. Mutual Learning Programme. European Employment Strategy.
Paalzow, A., A. Sauka, D. Pauna, R. Kilis & V. Dombrovsky (2009): The attractiveness of the Riga metropolitan region for creative knowledge workers. The view of transnational migrants. ACRE report WP7.9. Amsterdam: AMIDSt.
King, G.J., Barnowe, J.T., Pauna, D., Krūmiņš, J. (2000): The new managerial generation in Latvia: the nature and role of values. Journal of Baltic Studies, Vol. 31/2 pp.148-171.
Putniņš Tālis (Department of Economics)
Putniņš, T.J., (2011): Market manipulation: A survey, Journal of Economic Surveys (forthcoming).
Čekauskas, K., R. Gerasimovs, V. Liatukas, and T.J. Putniņš, (2011): The effects of market makers and stock analysts in emerging markets, International Review of Finance (forthcoming).
Comerton-Forde, C., T.J. Putniņš, and K.M. Tang, (2011): Why do traders choose to trade anonymously?, Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis, Vol. 46, No. 4, pp. 1025-1049.
Comerton-Forde, C., and T.J. Putniņš, (2011): Measuring closing price manipulation, Journal of Financial Intermediation, Vol. 20, No. 2, pp. 135-158.
Comerton-Forde, C., and T.J. Putniņš, (2011): Pricing accuracy, liquidity and trader behavior with closing price manipulation, Experimental Economics, Vol. 14, No. 1, pp. 110-131.
Putniņš, T.J., (2010): Naked short sales and fails-to-deliver: An overview of clearing and settlement procedures for stock trades in the USA, Journal of Securities Operations and Custody, Vol. 2, No. 4, pp. 340-350.
Sauka Arnis (Department of Business and Management)
Sauka, A., et. al. (2011) Ceļvedis jaunajiem uzņēmējiem. Riga, Latvia: Stockholm School of Economics in Riga.
Sauka, A. (2008) Productive, Unproductive and Destructive Entrepreneurship: A Theoretical and Empirical Exploration. Frankfurt am Main: Peter Lang GmbH.
Baltrušaitytė-Axelson, J., A. Sauka, and F. Welter (2008) Nascent Entrepreneurship in Latvia. Evidence from the Panel Study of Entrepreneurial Dynamics 1st wave. Riga, Latvia: Stockholm School of Economics in Riga.
Sauka, A. (2011 forthcoming). Hidden Champions from Latvia, in H. Simon (Ed.) ‘Hidden Champions from Central and Eastern Europe in Dynamically Changing Environments’, Emerald.
Sauka, A. and F. Welter (2011) Mentalities and Mindsets - The Difficulties of Entrepreneurship Policies in the Latvian Context. In F. Welter and D. Smallbone (Eds.), Handbook of Research on Entrepreneurship Policies in Central and Eastern Europe. Cheltenham: Edward Elgar.
Sauka, A., A. Timofejevs and R. Moore (2011) EWaiter, In T. Cooney (Ed.), Cases in European Entrepreneurship, Dublin: Dublin Institute of Technology.
Dainov, E. and A. Sauka (2010) Managers and Entrepreneurs in Creative and Knowledge- Intensive Industries: What Determines Their Location? Toulouse, Helsinki, Budapest, Riga and Sofia. In S. Musterd and A. Murie (Eds.) Making Competitive Cities. Wiley: Blackwell.
Sauka, A. and F. Welter (2008) Taking advantage of transition: the case of Safety Ltd. in Latvia, in Aidis, R.; Welter, F. (Eds.), The cutting edge: innovation and entrepreneurship in new Europe, Cheltenham: Edward Elgar.
Sauka, A. and F. Welter (2007) Productive, Unproductive and Destructive Entrepreneurship in an Advanced Transition Setting: The Example of Latvian Small Enterprises, in Michael Dowling and Jurgen Schmude (Eds.), Empirical Entrepreneurship in Europe’, Cheltenham, Edward Elgar.
Aidis, R. T. Mickiewitz and A. Sauka (2011) Small- and Medium-Sized Businesses’ Growth Expectations and Financial Performance in Latvia: Does Ethnicity Matter? Journal of Baltic Studies, 42:3.
Sauka, A. (2011, furthcoming)Book Review: Petter Gottschalk (2009) Entrepreneurship and Organised Crime. Entrepreneurs in Illegal Business. International Small Business Journal.
Aidis, R. and A.Sauka (2005) Assessing moving targets: Analyzing the impact of transition stages on entrepreneurship development. Ekonomika No 69, 1-23.
Sauka, A. and T. Putnins (2011) SSE Riga Shadow Index for the Baltic countries 2009 and 2010. Riga: SSE Riga.
Sauka, A. (2011) Nordea Vitametrs- biznesa vitalitātes mērījums. Latvijas uzņēmumu konkurētspēja. Riga: Nordea bank and SSE Riga.
Karhunen, P. et al. (2011) Perceptions of Entrepreneurship Among Future Creative Professionals. CREAENT report. Helsinki: Aalto University.
Dainov, E. and A. Sauka (2011) Locating Entrepreneurial Creativity and Knowledge to Foster Growth of European Cities. TeliaSonera Institute discussion paper No 12.
Mickiewicz, T., A. Sauka and U. Stephan (2010) Entrepreneurship and philantropy after socialism. TeliaSonera Institute discussion paper No 10.
Sauka, A. and F. Welter (2010) Business Insolvencies in Latvia. TeliaSonera Institute Discussion paper No 7: Stockholm School of Economics in Riga.
Sauka, A. and F. Welter (2010) Productive and Unproductive Entrepreneurship in Latvia. TeliaSonera Institute Discussion paper No 6: Stockholm School of Economics in Riga.
Sauka, A. and J. Rumba (2010) (Eds.). Entrepreneurial Spirit at the Stockholm School of Economics in Riga. Stories from the Business Lab: Stockholm School of Economics in Riga.
Paalzow, A., A. Sauka, D. Pauna, R. Kilis and V. Dombrovsky (2009) The Attractiveness of the Riga Metropolitan Region for Creative Knowledge Workers. The view of transnational migrants. ACRE report 7.9: University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
Paalzow, A., A. Sauka, D. Pauna, R. Kilis and V. Dombrovsky (2008) The Attractiveness of the Metropolitan Region for Creative Knowledge Workers in Riga. The managers’ view. ACRE report 6.9: University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
Paalzow, A., D. Pauna, A. Sauka, R. Kilis, V. Dombrovsky (2008) Riga: A Place for Creative People? Understanding the attractiveness of the metropolitan region for creative knowledge workers. ACRE report 5.9: University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
Aidis, R. and A. Sauka (2005) Entrepreneurship in a Changing Environment: Analyzing the Impact of Transition Stages on SME Development, in Welter, F. (ed.), Challenges in Entrepreneurship and SME Research, Inter- RENT 2005 online-publication.
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