My research focuses on strategy and governance within organizations with public sector tasks, especially topics such as public management, collaboration and competition. I teach and manage at the master's level and then mainly on the Master's Program in Management. In addition, I am responsible for the coordination and development of the LUSEM case activities (in education and research) and I am also a member of the Case Faculty at the school. I actively run activities bearing on the corporate partners and corporate surroundings by giving seminars and executive education to directors from Sweden and other countries. 

My teaching has for many years circled around strategy, governance, and management control. To a large extent, my teaching strategy has been based on experience, cases, and problem-based teaching.

(1) Bachelor program - in which I am course leader and teacher for one course in International Business Strategy (semi-flipped classroom approach).

(2) Programme Director for Master in Management pogramme in which I give/gave modules in many courses. (a) Leading Individuals, Groups and Projects (flipped classroom); (b) Strategic management (flipped classroom).; (c) Managing Innovation and Change Processes; (d) Thesis supervisor

(4) Co-founder of the Lund University Case Academy (started 2014)

(5) Courses for faculty members on case-based teaching and writing cases. 

(6) A number of different courses and programs for executives and practitioners concerning innovation and public management in relation to Humans Rights, City Development and Public Transport.