Department of Business Humanities and Law

apmpp

Department of Business Humanities and Law

  • Centre for Business History
  • Entrepreneurship, Ethics & Leadership Unit
Andrew
Popp
Professor
,
PhD


Room: POR/18.B-2.134
Tel:
+4538153672
E-mail: ap.bhl@cbs.dk
Andrew Popp
Presentation

I am Professor of History in the Department of Business Humanities and Law, Copenhagen Business School, Denmark. As an historian I focus on the relationship between business and society. Currently I am interested in the relationships between business, emotions, and the everyday. Often, but not always, I explore those relationships in the contexts of family business and entrepreneurship. I am currently Editor-in-Chief at Enterprise and Society: The International Journal of Business History, published by Oxford University Press on behalf of the Business History Conference (BHC), as well as being Secretary-Treasurer of the BHC.

Primary research areas
  • History
  • Entrepreneurship
  • Family Business
  • Emotions and the everyday
Link to this homepage
www.cbs.dk/en/staff/apmpp
Supervision

I welcome approaches from students wishing to conduct qualitative research in the fields of history, business history, entrepreneurship and family business, and emotions.

Selected publications
  • Popp A. (ed.), A Cultural History of Business (Bloomsbury, forthcoming)
  • Popp, A., Entrepreneurial Families: Business, Marriage, and Life in the Early Nineteenth-Century (Pickering and Chatto, 2012)
  • Popp, A & R. Holt, “The Presence of Entrepreneurial Opportunity,” Business History (2013), 55 (1): 1-20
  • Popp, A., “The Broken Cotton Speculator,” History Workshop Journal (2014), 78 (1): 133-156.
Publications sorted by:
2024
Andrew Popp / Introduction
In: Enterprise & Society, Vol. 25, No. 1, 2024, 1 p., p. 1
Editorial > peer review
Andrew Popp / Peer-to-peer, or Peer Pressure?
In: Business History, 22.3.2024
Comment/debate > peer review
2023
Andrew Popp / 'I Feel as if Part of [My] Self Was Torn from Me' : Entrepreneurship, Absence and Loneliness in Nineteenth-century England.
In: The Routledge History of Loneliness. ed. /Katie Barclay; Elanie Chalus; Deborah Simonton. Abingdon : Routledge 2023, p. 75-87
Book chapter > peer review
Mandy L. Cooper; Andrew Popp / Introduction : At the Heart of the Market.
In: The Business of Emotions in Modern History. ed. /Mandy L. Cooper; Andrew Popp. London : Bloomsbury Academic 2023, p. 1-30 (History of Emotions)
Book chapter > peer review
Andrew Popp / Introduction
In: Enterprise & Society, Vol. 24, No. 1, 2023, 1 p., p. 1
Editorial > peer review
Andrew Popp / Introduction
In: Enterprise & Society, Vol. 24, No. 4, 2023, 3 p., p. 953-955
Editorial > peer review
Andrew Popp / Malone's on the Southside : Hearing a Telling of Their Story.
In: The Business of Emotions in Modern History. ed. /Mandy L. Cooper; Andrew Popp. London : Bloomsbury Academic 2023, p. 159-175 (History of Emotions)
Book chapter > peer review
Mandy L. Cooper (Editor) ; Andrew Popp (Editor) / The Business of Emotions in Modern History
London : Bloomsbury Academic 2023, 288 p. (History of Emotions)
Anthology > peer review
2022
Andrew Popp / Introduction
In: Enterprise & Society, Vol. 23, No. 4, 2022, 3 p., p. 889-891
Editorial > peer review
Jonathan Coopersmith; Andrew Popp / Piketty amongst the Historians : Introduction to a Symposium on Thomas Piketty's Capital and Iideology.
In: History Compass, Vol. 20, No. 4, 4.2022
Journal article > peer review
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Research Projects
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