cbaioa

Department of Organization

  • Organizations, Markets and Governance (OMG)
Cornel
Ban
Associate professor


Room: KIL/14.A-4.56
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E-mail: cba.ioa@cbs.dk
Cornel Ban
Presentation

Cornel Ban is an associate professor of International Political economy at Copenhagen Business School. Prior to this he was a Reader at City University of London, assistant professor at Boston University and research fellow at Brown University in the United States. He wrote two books and two dozen articles and book chapters on the politics of economic expertise, policy shifts in international financial institutions and the politics of capitalist diversity in Brazil, Spain, Hungary and Romania.


His book (Ruling Ideas: How Neoliberalism Goes Local, Oxford University Press, 2016) received the political economy award for 2017 of the British International Studies Association.


Currently, Cornel works on growth regimes, the role of state and finance in decarbonization and the political economy of industrial policy.

Primary research areas

•    International political economy
•    Sociology of institutions and professions
•    Comparative political economy

Curriculum Vitae
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Courses

•    Europe and Global Megatrends
•    Business and Global Governance
•    Philosophy of Social Science
 

Selected publications

Ban, Cornel, and Dorothee Bohle. "Definancialization, financial repression and policy continuity in East-Central Europe." Review of International Political Economy 28.4 (2021): 874-897.
 
Helgadóttir, Oddný, and Cornel Ban. "Managing macroeconomic neoliberalism: capital and the resilience of the rational expectations assumption since the Great Recession." New political economy 26.5 (2021): 869-884.
 
Ban, Cornel, Gabor Scheiring, and Mihai Vasile. "The political economy of national-neoliberalism." European Politics and Society (2021): 1-19.
 
Ban, Cornel, and Bryan Patenaude. "The professional politics of the austerity debate: A comparative field analysis of the European Central Bank and the International Monetary Fund." Public administration 97.3 (2019): 530-545.

 

Publications sorted by:
2024
Corneliu Ban; Jacob Hasselbalch; Mathias Larsen / Green Economic Planning From Concept to Practice : Comparing the Cases of China, Denmark, and Post-war France.
Abstract from SASE 36th Annual Conference 2024, 2024
Conference abstract for conference > peer review
Cornel Ban / National-neoliberal Fiscal Populism in Romania
In: Economic Policies of Populist Leaders: A Central and Eastern European Perspective. . ed. /István Benczes. Abingdon : Routledge 2024, p. 214-232 (Routledge Frontiers of Political Economy)
Book chapter > peer review
2023
Cornel Ban / Business Factions, Populists, and the Social Bloc Perspective : The Case of FDI-led Growth Regimes.
In: Business and Populism: The Odd Couple?. . ed. /Magnus Feldmann; Glenn Morgan. Oxford : Oxford University Press 2023, p. 158-180
Book chapter > peer review
Cornel Ban; Petre Buciu / Reforma fiscală : Propuneri pe termen scurt.
București : Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung Romania 2023, 26 p.
Report
Cornel Ban; Zoltán Mihály / The Middle-income Trap and its Narrow Escape Hatches : Dependent Development and FDI-led Growth in Romania.
In: The Middle-income Trap in Central and Eastern Europe: Causes, Consequences and Strategies in Post-communist Countries. . ed. /Yaman Kouli; Uwe Müller. New York : Berghahn Books 2023, p. 97-121 (New Perspectives on Central and Eastern European Studies, Vol. 4)
Book chapter
Cornel Ban; Gabor Scheiring; Mihai Vasile / The Political Economy of National-neoliberalism
In: European Politics and Society, Vol. 24, No. 1, 2.2023, p. 96-114
Journal article > peer review
2022
Cornel Ban; Dorothee Bohle; Marek Naczyk / A Perfect Storm : COVID-19 and the Reorganisation of the German Meat Industry.
In: Transfer: European review of Labour and Research, Vol. 28, No. 1, 2.2022, p. 101-118
Journal article > peer review
Cornel Ban; Clara Volintiru / A Tale of Two Peripheries : The Euro Accession in Bulgaria and Romania.
In: The Political Economy of the Eurozone in Central and Eastern Europe: Why In, Why Out?. . ed. /Krisztina Arató; Boglárka Koller; Anita Pelle. Abingdon : Routledge 2022, p. 255-274 (Europa Perspectives on the EU Single Market)
Book chapter > peer review
Cornel Ban; Oddný Helgadóttir / Financialization and Growth Regimes
In: Diminishing Returns: The New Politics of Growth and Stagnation. . ed. /Mark Blyth; Jonas Pontusson; Lucio Baccaro. Oxford : Oxford University Press 2022, p. 351-374
Book chapter > peer review
Cornel Ban / Inter-imperiality : A Political Economy Reading.
In: Transilvania, No. 10, 2022, p. 15-22
Journal article > peer review
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Outside activities
2024
Asociata Transilvana Executive Education, Romania
(2 day course on Green Finance)
 
2021-2023
Babes-Bolyai University, Romania
(7.5 hours Fridays)
 
2021
Babes-Bolyai University, Romania
Researcher in EEA grant PRECWORC (1 hour per week)

Bistrita-Nasaud country government, Romania
Research coordinator for regional development strategy (1 hour per week)
 
2020
Ebert Stiftung Foundation, Romania
Discussant
 
Ebert Stiftung Foundation, Romania
Giving a talk for discussant
 
Ebert Stiftung Foundation, Romania
Writing a research report on employee participation
 
AA Consulting, Ireland
Writing a research memo on personal income tax collection
 
Romanian Daily Libertatea
4 op-ed pieces
 
2019
Ebert Stiftung Foundation, Romania
Report
 
Eastern Focus, Romania
Talk
 
City University of London
Last wages
 
2018
Ebert Stiftung Romania
Policy advice on tax collection reform