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  • Andrew Popp

    Professor of History, Copenhagen Business School
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    family business, entrepreneurship

    I am Professor of History in the Department of Management, Politics, Philosophy at Copenhagen Business School. 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.

    Service to the BHC
    Editor of Enterprise & Society 2015 - 2026
    Budget Committee 2018 - 2020
    Secretary-Treasurer 2018 - 2020
    Executive Committee 2018 - 2020
    Associate Editor of Enterprise & Society 2011 - 2014


    Recent Conference Participation
    2026 BHC Meeting: Presenter, "Collaboration, or Collaborators?"
    2024 BHC Meeting: Chair, Doing Business in Others’ Interest: Wartime Production for Allies, Occupiers, and Colonizers
    2023 BHC Meeting: Chair, History Resized
    Discussant, New Approaches to Women's Business History
    2023 BHC Meeting: Chair, History Resized
    Discussant, History Resized
    2022 BHC Meeting : Presenter, "Materiality, subjectivities, and business history"
    Discussant, Cultivating Business Culture and Affect
    2021 BHC Virtual Meeting: Chair, Institutions of Family Capitalism
    2020 BHC Meeting: Chair, The Piketty Effect: A Roundtable Discussion of Ideology and Capitalism
    Discussant, Failures and Fallout

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