Institut for Organisation

Master Thesis Supervision:

During my career at CBS almost 100 students have successfully completed their master thesis with me as their main supervisor. I typically supervise students writing their master thesis on topics, such as crisis management, management of innovation, and organizational change.
 

PhD supervision:

• 2018:
  • Flemming Toft (Annick Schramme, Universty of Antwerpen, Dept. of Management, acts as primary supervisor). Project title: Improvisation as creative leadership - state of mind, being and actions in organizations.
• 2016:
  • Signe Bruskin (Jesper Strandgaard Pedersen acts as secondary supervisor). Project title: Making Sense of Organizational Change.
  • Katharina Christiane Jeschke (Susanne Boch Waldorff acts as primary supervisor) Project title: Safety Cultures in Organizations: How the Management influence Safety in Construction Industry.
• 2011-2015:
  • Michael Simon Nixon (John Sahl Andersen, University of Copenhagen, acted as primary supervisor). Thesis title: Organising Medication Discontinuation – The Decision Making Processes of GPs when Discontinuing Statins. Thesis defended February 6th 2015.
• 2010-2014:
  • Peter Holm Jacobsen (Erik Axel, Roskilde University, acted as primary supervisor). Thesis title: Situated Learning in Design Projects - An Ethnographic Study of a Process Competition at Carlsberg. Thesis defended February 7th 2014.
• 2008-2010:
  • Christine Secher (Peter Kjær acted as secondary supervisor). Thesis title: E-participation in Practice – the politicians’ and the administrators’ co-construction and its consequences. Thesis defended February 4. 2010.
• 2004-2008:
  • Frederikke Krogh-Meibom (Jesper Strandgaard Pedersen acted as secondary supervisor). Thesis title: The Co-Evolution of Institutions and Technology – A Neo-Institutional Understanding of Change Processes within the Business Press - the Case of Financial Times. Thesis defended on December 22. 2008.
• 2002–2004:
  • Annemette Leonhardt Kjærgaard (Niels Bjørn-Andersen acted as secondary supervisor). Thesis title: Knowledge Management as Internal Corporate Venturing – a Field Study of the Rise and Fall of a Bottom-Up Process. Thesis defended on May 11. 2004.