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Per H. Hansen

Professor , Dr.phil.
Per H. Hansen

Institut for Ledelse, Politik og Filosofi

Porcelænshaven 18B
DK-2000 Frederiksberg

Tlf.: +45 3815 3214
Mobiltelefon: +45 3034 1462
Fax:+45 3815 3635
E-mail: phh.lpf@cbs.dk

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Link til denne hjemmeside: www.cbs.dk/staff/per_hansen

Tilknyttet Center for Virksomhedshistorie

1. Central Bank Cooperation and the Bank for International Settlements during the international financial crisis 1931 (Book project)
2. The internationalization of Danish Banking, 1850-2006
3. Scandinavian Banking in the Interwar Years

Primære forskningsområder

• Økonomisk historie
• Virksomhedshistorie

Udvalgte publikationer

• Hansen, Per H. ; Lyngbye Pedersen, Birgit. / Finn Juhl og hans hus. København : Gyldendalske bokhandel, Nordisk forlag A/S, 2009. 220 s.
• Hansen, Per H. ; Petersen, Klaus. / Moderne dansk møbeldesign : Tendenser, hammerslag og historie. København : Bruun Rasmussen, 2007. 327 s.
  Da danske møbler blev moderne. Historien om dansk møbeldesigns storhedstid. København: Aschehoug/Syddansk Universitetsforlag 2006, pp. 644.
• Den store danske møbelguide, Aschehoug 2005 (med Klaus Petersen), pp. 400
• Da sparekassernes mistede deres uskyld. En historie om sparekasser og samfund i opbrud, 1965-1990, Odense: Odense Universitetsforlag 2001, pp. 339
• Den Danske Bank, Viby: Forlaget Centrum 1997, pp. 674 (with Søren Mørch).
• På glidebanen til den bitre ende. Dansk bankvæsen i krise, 1920-1933, disputats. Odense: Odense Universitetsforlag 1996, pp. 496.

• European Business, Dictatorship and Political Risk: 1920-1945, New York: Berghahn Books 2004 (with Chris Kobrak).
• Anvendt historie. En bog om og til historikeren Søren Mørch. København: Gyldendal 2003, pp. 278 (with Rasmus Dahlberg).
• Historiefagets teoretiske udfordring, Odense: Syddansk Universitetsforlag 2004, pp. 245 (with Jeppe Nevers)

• Hansen, Per H.. / Introduction to a special issue on scandals and panics. I: Business History Review. 2009 ; vol. 83, nr. 1, s. 1-7
• Hansen, Per H.. / Organizational Culture and Organizational change : The Transformation of Savings Banks in Denmark 1965-1990. I: Enterprise and Society. 2007 ; vol. 8, nr. 4, s. 1-34
• Hansen, Per H.. / Networks, Narratives, and New Markets : The Rise and Decline of Danish Modern Furniture Design, 1930-1970. I: Business History Review. 2006 ; vol. 80, nr. 3, s. 449-483
• "Writing Business History without an Archive. Newspapers as Sources for Business History - Possibilities and Limitations", ni Gadd, C.J., S. Granér and S. Jonsson (eds.), Markets and Embeddedness, Gothenburg 2004, pp. 99-120.
• "Dealing with the Problem of Business and German Hegemony, 1939-1945. Closing Remarks", in Lund Joachim (ed.), Working for the New Order. European Business Under German Domination, 1939-1945, CBS Press and University of Southern Denmark Press, 2006, pp. 175-89.
• ”Bank Regulation in Denmark from 1880 to World War II: Public Interests or Private Interests”, in Business History, Vol. 43, No. 1 (January 2001), pp. 43-68.
• "The Danish Savings Banks Association and the Deregulation of the Savings Banks, 1965-1975", in Kuijlaars, A-M., K. Prudon and J. Visser (eds.), Business and Society. Entrepreneurs, Politics and Networks in a Historical Perspective, Rotterdam 2000, pp. 219-36.
• "Business as Usual? The Danish Economy and Business During the German Occupation", in James, H. and J. Tanner (eds.), Enterprise in the Period of Fascism, Ashgate, Aldershot 2002, pp. 115-43.
• ”Virksomhedshistorie og den sproglige vending – kan vi bruge den?” in Erhvervshistorisk Årbog 2002, Århus 2003, pp. 7-31.
• "Business, Political Risk and Historians in the Twentieth Century." In Kobrak, Christopher and Per H. Hansen, European Business, Dictatorship and Political Risk: 1920-1945. Berghahn Books: New York 2004, pp. 3-21 (with Chris Kobrak and Christopher Kopper).