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School of Economics and Business Administration (SEBA) of University of Tartu is the leading and rapidly developing research centre in economics, international business and management in Estonia. We aim to provide a vibrant research environment that is linked to international centres of excellence and produces high level academic and policy relevant economic analysis. According to the RePec database SEBA of University of Tartu is the highest ranking institution in study of economics and finance in Estonia based on its research output. Confirmed by rankings. See more
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Julia Gäckle, Jannis Meul, Mariia Chebotareva, Bianka Plüschke-Altof, et al . (2026). Exploring co-creation in municipal planning practice: a Seedbed Intervention for NbS in Versailles. Local Environment, 1–24.
Marcus Marmor, Oliver Lukason, Tiia Vissak. (2026). Firms’ Early Internationalization Processes and Their Association With Founders’ Entrepreneurial Experience and Financial Performance. Management Revue, 37(3).
Kristjan Pulk, Kristian Pentus, Leonore Riitsalu, Leo Daniel Sipria, Robin Talisaar, Ene Tubelt. (2026). The modality of pension information matters: The effects of visualization and interactivity, Journal of Behavioral and Experimental Finance, Volume 51, 101223.
Anastasiia Pustovalova, Priit Vahter. (2026). How complementarities between automation and organisational innovation shape the wages of a firm's employees: The role of social skills. Technological Forecasting and Social Change, 2026, Volume 232, 24839.
Rasmus Bøgh Holmen, Timo Kuosmanen, Jaan Masso, et al. (2026). Optimal intertemporal broadband investments to promote regional economic development. Journal of Productivity Analysis, 65, 31.
Tõnis Mets. (2026). Operationalizing the entrepreneurial process: a structured, feedback-driven, stage-based model. International Entrepreneurship and Management Journal, 22 (3), 108.
Kristjan Pulk, Laura Inno. (2026). Loan sharks and illegal money lending in social media. Trends in Organised Crime.
Urmas Tross, Mervi Raudsaar, Tanel Hirv. (2026). Is managing local government through an entrepreneurial ecosystem a new approach? Trames, 30(80/74), 1, 21–50.
Margrit Kärp, Bianka Plüschke-Altof, Helen Poltimäe. (2026). Gaps in sustainable tourism governance. Scandinavian Journal of Hospitality and Tourism, 1–19.
Iosif Gidiotis, Roaa Al Ghadban, Imen Boujmil, Anneli Lorenz, Roger J. Young. (2026). Finishing Each Other’s Futures: Collaborative Education Fiction Writing as Postdigital Inquiry into AI and Education. Postdigital Science and Education.
Toghrul Pashabayli, Mariia Chebotareva, Diana Eerma and Zeynal Laylabashov. (2026). Breaking barriers: institutional pillars shaping circular economy adoption in Estonia and Azerbaijan. Frontiers in Sustainability.
Anastasia Sinitsyna, Luca Alfieri. (2026). The Response by Co‐Working Spaces to Digital Transformation in Singapore. Social Inclusion, 14, Article 11685.
Veiko Valkiainen. (2026). The human side of self-managing organizations: Unlearning the learned helplessness. Human Relations.
Art Andresson, Oliver Lukason. (2026). Managers’ Annual Report Submission Delays as Predictors of Corporate Default. Journal of East European Management Studies.
Tairi Leis, Karl Erik Õim. (2026). The role of network relationships in firms’ internationalization failures under VUCA conditions. Review of International Business and Strategy.
Anita Gaile, Ieva Zaumane, Agnis Stibe, Kurmet Kivipõld. (2026). Expanding the success factors of change management by incorporating crisis preparedness in the emerging AI world. Review of Managerial Science.
Marcus Marmor, Oliver Lukason, Tiia Vissak. (2026). Persistence of firms’ export performance: do habitual entrepreneurs internationalize similarly in their consecutive firms? Cogent Business & Management, 13(1).
Jaanika Meriküll. (2026). The impact of early pension withdrawals on household finances and inflation. Economic Modelling, 107475.
OIiver Lukason, Tiia Vissak. (2026). Ceasing Export Activities: A Dynamic Analysis of Pre-Exit Financial and Internationalization Predictors. Information, 17(1), 45.
