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Professor Daniel Nyberg is a Professor at the School of Business, University of Queensland. He serves as Director of PRME (Principles for Responsible Management Education). His research focuses on climate change and corporate capitalism, and the intersection of corporate activity with democratic processes. Nyberg collaborates with institutions like the University of Sydney and University of Newcastle, co-authoring influential books such as Organising Responses to Climate Change (2023) and Climate Change, Capitalism, and Corporations (2015).
His work critiques corporate influence over climate policy, exemplified by analyses of Australia's fossil fuel industry and the 2010 mining tax controversy. Nyberg explores how corporations shape democratic outcomes through political lobbying and media engagement. His research bridges environmental science, political economy, and organizational behavior, emphasizing interdisciplinary approaches.
Publications span leading journals like Journal of Management Studies, Organization Studies, and Environmental Politics, with a focus on climate adaptation, mitigation strategies, and corporate hegemony. His scholarship addresses urgent global challenges, advocating for systemic change to counteract climate crises and corporate-driven democratic erosion.
