About Us
Rethinking Entrepreneurship in Society is an interdisciplinary research environment at Copenhagen Business School. We combine entrepreneurship, management, history, law and sociology for a better understanding of the discourse of entrepreneurship and how it shapes actions and behaviors in society.
Project Team
Christina
Lubinski
Professor of Entrepreneurship & History & PhD Supervisor
R. Daniel Wadhwani
Professor of Entrepreneurship & PhD Supervisor
Hannah Knox Tucker
Assistant Professor of Business History &
PhD Supervisor
Peter Koerver Schmidt
Professor of Law
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Ä°rem Dönmez
Head of Creative & Marketing
Paula Gehde
Project Program Coordinator
Konstanse Boudier
Student Assistant
PhD Fellows
Nicolai C. Jepsen
PhD Fellow
Exploring the relationship between entrepreneurship and labor
Wanjun (Jim) Lei
PhD Fellow
Paradoxical Heroisms: A Philosophical Inquiry into the Popular Images of Entrepreneurial Leadership in Cinematic Narratives
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PhD Supervisors
Stina Teilmann-Lock
Associate Professor of Design Entrepreneurship
Christian Garmann Johnsen
Associate Professor of Entrepreneurship
Lena Olaison
Associate Professor of Entrepreneurship & Vice Head of Department, Business Humanities and Law
Please note that some of our esteemed professors that have been previously introduced, also serve as supervisors,
and you can find their introductions in the 'Project Team' section above.
Postdocs
Camilla Ferri
Postdoc
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Craft Entrepreneurship or Craft Entrepreneurialism? Exploring Craft and Authenticity through a Temporal Lens
Vera Haataja
Postdoc
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Social and Individual Change through Entrepreneurship: Creating more Equitable Societies
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Léna Prouchet
Postdoc
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Understanding the Dynamics of Entrepreneurship Narratives in International Development
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Siddhesh Rao
Postdoc
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Exploring the Future of Business and Tax Administration in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
Visiting Professors
Advisory Board
Friederike Welter
Professor of Business Administration
Sarah Jack
Professor of Innovative and Sustainable
Business Development
Andrew Nelson
Professor in the Department of
Management
Stephen Cummings
Professor of Strategy and Innovation
"By examining both the societal strengths and costs of our ideals of entrepreneurship, this project aims to help businesses, policy-makers, and the public develop agency over entrepreneurship in our time. There is no one-size-fits-all mold for entrepreneurship. Our contributions explore the social mechanisms by which entrepreneurship as a discourse links to processes of social change."