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Malene Djursaa

Associate professor
Malene Djursaa

Department of International Culture and Communication Studies

Dalgas Have 15, 2V.045
DK - 2000 Frederiksberg
Tel.: +45 3815 3186
Fax:+45 3815 3845
E-mail: md.ikk@cbs.dk



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My teaching covers a broad range of social, cultural and political conditions in English-speaking countries, with the main emphasis on the United Kingdom. Special areas of interest for both teaching and research have become the societal preconditions for and consequences of differences in values and norms across cultures.



Administrative functions

  • Electives coordinator for Department of International Culture and Communication Studies
  • Coordinator for
    - BA courses 6 and 8
    - EOK courses 5 and 10
    - CLM course 1


Selected publications

Djursaa, Malene and Werther, Charlotte (2007) Rose and Crown: Ideas and Identities in British Politics and Society 2nd edition. Copenhagen: Handelshøjskolens forlag, 185 pages.
Kragh, Simon Ulrik og Djursaa, Malene (2006) Modernization and Management: Business School Teaching Across Countries. International Journal of Cross Cultural Management, vol. 1, pp. 19-36.
Djursaa, Malene and Werther, Charlotte (2004) Rose and Crown: Ideas and Identities in British Politics and Society. Copenhagen: Handelshøjskolens Forlag. 175 pages.
Kragh, Simon Ulrik og Djursaa, Malene (2001) Product Syntax and Cross-Cultural Marketing Strategies. European Journal of Marketing. Vol 35 nr. 11/12, pp 1301-1319.
Djursaa, Malene og Kragh, Simon Ulrik (1999) Syntax and Creolization in Cross-Cultural Readings of Rooms. Dubois, Bernard et al (red), European Advances in Consumer Research vol. 4, pp . 292-303.
Djursaa, Malene og Kragh, Simon (1998) Central and Peripheral Consumption Contexts; the Uneven Globalization of Consumption Contexts. International Business Review, Vol. 7, særnummer (red Jean-Claude Usunier) om “Culture and International Business”, pp 23-38.
Kragh, Simon Ulrik og Djursaa, Malene (1998) Standardization or Adaptation: The Effect of Culture in Strategic Positioning, i Contemporary Developments in Marketing, pp 309-323. Paris: Editions ESKA.
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