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Nibe April 17 2013
Statement of Application.
Gorm Winther
Professor, Ph.D.
MA in Economics (cand. oecon.)
Ribevej 116, 1. tv.
9220 Aalborg Øst
Phone work: +45 99 40 99 40
Phone home: +45 97 70 80 62
Cell phone: +45 22 71 88 50
www.agiogreenland.dk
Born April 9th
, 1951 in Aalborg, Denmark
Married to Sandra from München.
One daughter of first marriage, Louise born June 28, 1979.
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Curriculum Vitae:
The CV is organized as
1. Education.
2. Main Career Track 1981 – 2010.
3. Leadership experiences.
4. Participation in expert panels and groups.
5. Guest lecturing.
6. Presentations at Conferences, Seminars and Workshops.
7. Awards, Fund raising and External Scientific Contracts.
8. Peer reviewing.
9. Teaching experiences.
10. List of publications.
11. Languages.
12. Other - copies of diplomas, pier evaluation (professorship) and recommendations
regarding teaching and research.
1. Education:
June 1990: PH.D degree in social sciences (lic. samf.) from Aalborg University
– title of dissertation formed on the base of a multiplicity of some
10 publications: Theoretical and Comparative analysis of
decentralized and democratic decision processes. The dissertation
contained theories and empirical analysis on development and
planning. Moreover the focus was Greenland since the Second
World War. Other publications focused on micro-theory of the
labor-managed firm and conceptualization and implementation of
co-operative systems.
December 1984: Research Education at the Program on Participation and Labor-
managed Systems, Dept. of Economics, Cornell University, Ithaca,
New York, USA. Project: The Economic Theory of the Labor-
managed Economy.
December 1981: MA in social sciences and economics (cand. oecon.). Title of
dissertation: ‘The Labor-managed Economy – Theory and Yugoslav
Experiences’ (Published by Aalborg University Press in 1982).
March 1981: Post-doc. diploma course at the Inter-university Centre of
Postgraduate Studies in Dubrovnik, Yugoslavia. Course subject:
Participation, Workers Control, Workers Self-management &
Political Self-government".
June 1975: High School education (HF) at Nørresundby Gymnasium,
Denmark.
February 1972: Educated as a craftsman in Aalborg, Denmark.
2. Main Career Track 1981 - 2010:
2010 – 2012: External Lecturer at the social scientific faculty of Aalborg
University with teaching obligations at the Social Scientific Basic
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Education and the master program of Development and
International Relations.
March 15 – June 15
2010 Professor at the Department of Environmental, Social and Spatial
Studies at Roskilde University.
June 15 2008: Professor in relation to the international polar year 2007 – 09 at the
Dept. of Development and Planning, Aalborg University. Financed
by the Nordic Council of Ministers and the Commission for Social
Scientific research in Greenland. Co-financed by Denmark’s
Technical University, Roskilde University-centre and Aalborg
University. Research on northern Arctic regions development.
April 7 2007 – June 14
2008 Professor in relation to the international polar year 2007 – 09 at the
Dept. of History, International Studies and social relations at
Aalborg University financed by the Nordic Council of Ministers
and the Commission for Social Scientific research in Greenland.
Research on northern Arctic regions development.
September 2005
July 2007 External Associate Professor at the Department of History,
International studies and Social relations, Aalborg University.
Teaching obligations lectures and supervision at the international
master program ‘Development and International Relation Studies
(teaching in English).
August 2002 –
December 2005 Self-employed director with own consultancy company in
Greenland. Projects performed for the Home Rule Government,
the municipalities of Nanortalik and Narsaq in Southern
Greenland, the Municipality of Qasigiaanguit in Northern
Greenland, Tele Greenland Inc., The Greenland Employers
Association, The Greenland TUC, the Canadian Mining company
‘Crew Corporation’ and the North Atlantic group (Greenland, the
Faroe Islands) in the Danish Parliament. Projects examples: Cost-
benefit analysis on the future air traffic structure in Southern
Greenland, regional economic impact Assessment (EIA) analysis
on the opening of the ‘Nalunaq’ goldmine in Southern Greenland,
EIA on the manufacturing and housing based on Greenland bricks,
EIA on the impact of reforms of the cross subsidized price system
on energy, and EIA on subsidizing trans-Atlantic air fares.
March 2002 –
July 2002 Research Professor affiliated to the Danish research initiative on
power and democracy taken by the Danish parliament. ‘Wrap up’
of the project ‘Democracy and Power in Greenland’.
August 1999 –
March 2002 Professor in economics and politics in Greenland at the
Department of Administration Greenland University
(Ilisimatusarfik). Teaching lectures in under graduate Economics
and Social Scientific methods and public sector Economics at the
master level and the bachelor level.
February 1999 –
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July 1999 senior researcher hired by the Home Rule Bureau of Minerals in
Greenland. Project: Comparative Analysis of socio-economic
impacts of oil, gas and mineral production in the Arctic.
August 1998 -
January 1999: Research Scholarship to implement the project: The Economic
Relations Between Greenland and Denmark (The project was also
implemented during the three months stay in Greenland).
February 1998 –
July 1998: ’Amanuensis’ at the Technical-scientific faculty at Aalborg
University. Teaching and supervision of project groups on the
project theme “technology, man and society” at the introductory
engineering studies.
September 1995 –
January 1998: Associate professor in Economics at the department of
Development and Planning, Aalborg University. Teaching
obligations, lectures and supervision of project groups in
economics and social sciences.
February 1994 –
march 1994 and
August 1995: Senior Researcher at the Department of Development and
Planning, Aalborg University, Denmark. The Project: ‘Employment
and import effects of Danish Energy Technologies’.
April 1994 –
July 1994: Senior researcher conducting field studies in Washington State in
the US. The project was a survey of five employee ownership
companies and the employee owner’s perceptions regarding their
work place, the organization and their employee stock ownership
plan. Implemented in cooperation with the Washington State
"Department of Community, Trade and Economic Development".
September 1992
- January 1994: Associate professor in economy and economic policy at the
Department of Economics, Politics and Administration, Aalborg
University. Teaching Obligations, lectures and supervision of
project groups, Economics and Economic Policy, Reforms in
Central and Eastern Europe, political science.
February 1992 –
July 1992: Teaching assistant at Aalborg University’s Industrial law studies.
Teaching obligations economics and finance.
February 1989 –
January 1992: Assistant Professor in Economics at the Department of Economics,
the Copenhagen School of Business Economics and
Administration. Teaching obligations lectures in undergrad.
Economics.
July 1990 –
July 1991: Visiting researcher to the Program of Participation and Labor-
managed Systems at the Department of Economics, Cornell
University, Ithaca, New York. The project ‘Employee Stock
Ownership Plans in New York’ (N.Y.) was a field study and a
quantitative data compilation implemented in N.Y. leading to a
performance study of employee ownership companies and
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conventional companies in N.Y. (The results of the study published
from Aalborg University press in 1995).
September 1987 –
January 1988: Assistant professor at the dept. of Development and Planning,
Aalborg University. Teaching Obligations lectures and supervision
of project groups in under grad. Economics.
June 1985 –
August 1987: Research Scholarship at the Department of Development and
Planning, Aalborg University, Denmark. The Project ‘Co-operative
Societies and participatory firms in Greenland’
October 1983 –
June 1985: Research Scholarship at the Department of Development and
Planning, Aalborg University, Denmark. The Project: ‘Physical
and Economic Planning in Greenland’.
August 1982 –
September 1983: Assistant Professor at Aalborg University. Teaching obligations
lectures and supervision of groups in undergrad economics and
social sciences.
September 1981 –
July 1982: Assistant teacher at Aalborg University. Teaching obligations,
lectures and supervision of project groups: Development
economics, Eastern European economies and employee ownership
companies.
3. Leadership Experiences
2009: Chair of the international POENOR workshop in November at the
Scheelsminde in Aalborg, Denmark
2008: Chair of the international POENOR workshop in November at the
Stefansson Arctic Institute in Akureyri, Iceland.
2007: Chair of the international POENOR workshop in November at the
klitgården in Skagen, Denmark.
2005: ‘Activity leader’ for the international social scientific POENOR
consortium (The Political Economy of Northern Regional
Economies). The consortium has 28 Arctic social scientific
researchers.
2005: Chairman for the working group on Sustainable and economic
Development under ICARP II organized by the International Arctic
Science Committee (IASC). 2002: Chair of the seminar ‘Democracy and Power in Greenland in
Ilulissat, Greenland.
2001: Chair of the seminar ‘West Nordic Labor Market Research’, in
Nuuk, Greenland.
2000: Chair of the international seminar on ’Participatory Ownership and
management in Arctic Regions.
2000: Project manager to the ’Democracy and power’ project in
Greenland. Chair of the seminar ‘Democracy and Power in
Greenland – ideas and problem formulation’ in Nuuk, Greenland.
2000: Project manager to the comparative West Nordic Labor Market
project.
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2000: Appointed as a member to the board of Statistics Greenland.
1999: Head of the Department of Administration and member of the
university Council at the University of Greenland.
1999: Chairman for the Greenland Competition Committee (control of
monopolies, cartels, oligopolies etc. in Greenland).
1998: Elected as an advisory and executive board member to the
European Federation of Employee Shareholders in Brussels
(Today: an ordinary board member)
1996: Course director the "Interuniversity Centre of Post-graduate
Studies" in Dubrovnik, Croatia. The international course:
"Economy and Democracy: Comparative Studies in Participation,
Social Rights and Work Organization".
1988: Member of the Board of the Association for Studies in Cooperative
Societies in Denmark.
1988: Co-ordinator at the 6. International conference organized by the
"International Association for Self-management Economics”.
1987: Course Director at the post-doc course on "Economy and
Democracy: Comparative Studies in Participation, Social Rights
and Work Organization" at the Inter-university Centre of Post
Graduate Studies, Dubrovnik, Yugoslavia.
1987: Chairman for The industrial policy Committee, the Socialist
Peoples Party, Co-author to the Industrial Policy program presented
by him to the Congress in 1988.
4. Participation in expert panels and groups.
2007: Participant in an international expert group ‘Arctic Economies and
Livelihoods’ building a curriculum for inter-net based learning.
The group works with University of the Arctic in Finland on this
project. Curriculum prepared at meetings in Quebec, Tromsø and
Nuuk.
2000: Participant in the committee under the Greenland Self-government
Commission for Development and Economy.
2000: Member of the Greenland ministerial fact finding mission headed
by the Greenland Home Rule minister Jørgen Wæver Johansen to
New Foundland, Ottawa, Montreal and Eqaluit in Nunavut.
1999: Contribution to the city plan of Nuuk, Greenland: Nuuk 2050 – a
Technical and Economic Analysis of the development potentials in
Nuuk.
1999: Participant in the "Association of European Universities" (CRE)
international curriculum expert panel in economics regarding
rebuilding of the Bosnian and Croatian universities. Participation in
the first plenary meeting in Sarajevo 1997, and the second meeting
in 1999 at the ‘Warsaw School of Economics’.
1997: Participant in the expert panel established by the Greenland Home
Rule Bureau of Minerals in order to assess the socio-economic
consequences of increased gas and oil exploitation in Greenland.
5. Guest lecturing.
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2009: Guest lecturer in two months at the University of Greenland in
relation to the Course at the Master level on ‘The Political
Economy on Northern Regional Development.
2002: Guest lecturer in relation to the course ’Development, History,
Social Structure and urbanization in Greenland’ at the Centre for
Arctic Technology in Sisimiut, Greenland, employed by Denmark’s
technical University (each year in the period of 2002 – 2005, I
conducted this course as a module of 14 days for first year students
in housing engineering)
2001: Visiting faculty to the International PhD course on sustainable
development in the Arctic in Apatiti, the Kola Peninsula, Russia.
Organized by CASS: Circumpolar Arctic Social Science, Ph.D.
network with participating faculty and students from the US,
Canada, Greenland, Iceland, Faroe Islands, Denmark and Russia.
2000: Visiting faculty to the International PhD course on sustainable
development in the Arctic in Fairbanks and Anchorage, Alaska.
Organized by CASS: Circumpolar Arctic Social Science, Ph.D.
network with participating faculty and students from the US,
Canada, Greenland, Iceland, Faroese Islands, Norway, Denmark,
Sweden, Finland and Russia.
1998: Guest Lecturer in three months at the University of Greenland.
Teaching Obligations under grad. Economics.
1995 - 1998: Lecturer at the "Interuniversity Centre of Post-graduate Studies" in
Dubrovnik, Croatia. The international course: "Economy and
Democracy: Comparative Studies in Participation, Social Rights
and Work Organization" (Teaching in English).
1988: Speaker at the seminar on the results of the Danish Social Scientific
Research Council’s Greenland initiative at the University of
Greenland. Lecture on Economic Development and Planning in
Nuuk, Greenland.
1987: Invited as guest speaker at the ’Main School of Statistics and
Planning’, Warsaw’s international conference on "Economic
Efficiency and Social Justice".
1982 – 1990: Lecturer at the "Interuniversity Centre of Post-graduate Studies" in
Dubrovnik, Croatia. The international course: "Economy and
Democracy: Comparative Studies in Participation, Social Rights
and Work Organization" (Teaching in English).
1986: Invited as guest speaker at the ’Main School of Statistics and
Planning’, Warsaw’s international conference "Economy and Self-
management".
6. Presentations at international Conferences, seminars and workshops.
2010 Participation with accepted paper Comparative System Analysis in
the Context of the Political Economy of Northern Regional
Economies, presented at ’The International polar Year Oslo Science
Conference juni 2010 (http://ipy-osc.no), Under editing and to be
published in ’The Political Economy of Northern Regional
Economies, vol. II, Nordisk Ministerråds Tema Nord Serie i 2010.
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Participation partly financed by the Obel Family Foundation and
the POENOR project.
2010 Participation in the Luzin Readings Conference in Apatity at the
Kola peninsula in Russia. Presentation of the paper The Greenland
Economy - Construction, Reforms and Entrepreneurship in the
Greenland Housing Sectorin relation to the international researcher
network ’development, entrepreneurship and innovations in the
housing sector in the Arctic’ with support from the Nordic Council
of ministers Arctic Cooperation Program. Forthcoming in a NMC
publication in 2011.
2009 Presentation of paper Reforms on Migration in Greenland through
Incentive Policies in relation to the International Arctic Social
Sciences Associations (ICASS) fourth conference in Nuuk,
Greenland. Participation financed by ICASS IV.
2008 Presentation of paper ‘The Mondragon Co-operatives Going
Global’ in relation to the International Association for the
Economics of Participation’s 14. conference at Hamilton College,
New York. Partly financed by the Obel Family Foundation.
Published in Li et. Al.: Globalization and Transnational
Capitalism: Crises, Opportunities and Alternatives, Aalborg
University Press 2009.
2007 Presentation of the international project the Political Economy of
Northern Regional Development (POENOR) at the "Polar Research
Day" Arranged by the Danish Polar Centre (DPC). Participation
financed by DPC.
2007 Presentation of the POENOR project in relation to the European
Polar Boards and the European Science Foundations (ESF) opening
of the third international polar year in the European Parliament.
Participation financed by the ESF.
2006 Presentation of POENOR to the group of ‘Arctic Economies and
Sustainable Development’ - a group being a part of the
International Cooperation on Arctic Research Planning (ICARP II).
Conference in Potsdam financed by International Arctic Science
Committee (IASC).
2006 Paper on Comparative economic systems and management of
fishing and hunting resources in Greenland’ presented to the
workshop at the Natural Institute in Nuuk, Greenland on Socio-
economic Research on Management systems of living marine
resources in West Greenland (Financed by the Fome Rule
Governments Research Pool)
2005 Presentation of paper Productivity Studies in Greenland at the
University of Oulu at a Nordic Research Forum (NRF) workshop.
Participation financed by NRF.
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2005 Participation as a group coordinator at a workshop preparing
projects to the third international polar year financed by the Nordic
Council of Ministers Arctic Cooperation Program in Ilulissat
Greenland. Participation financed by the NCM and the Greenland
Home Rule Government.
2004 Presentation of the paper Productivity Studies in Greenland in
relation to the Inuit Studies conference at the university of Calgary.
Participation financed by the Home Rule Government research
program. Published in proceedings from the Conference.
2004 Speech on monetary streams between Denmark and Greenland in
relation to the political and scientific conference "Hovedet på
blokken" arranged by the North Atlantic Group in the Danish
Parliament in the "Fællessalen" at the Christiansborg. Participation
financed by the North Atlantic Group.
2004 Presentation of the paper The Forgotten Teaching of Natural
Monopolies at the tele-conference arranged by the Home Rule
ministry for Housing and Infrastructure in the Greenland culture
house Katuaq, in Nuuk. Participation financed by the Home Rule
Ministry. Published in the conference proceedings.
2002 Paper on the Dutch Disease phenomenon presented to ‘The Nato
Advanced research Workshop in Apatiti, Russia on Methodologies
in Evaluation of Socio-economic and Environmental Consequences
of Mining and Energy Production in the Arctic and Sub-Arctic’
(participation financed by NATO).
2002 Invited as the 666. speaker to the Greenlandic Society (det
grønlandske selskab). Presentation of the book ‘Democracy and
Power in Greenland’.
2002 Presentation of the paper ’Democracy and Power in Greenland at
the Inuit Studies Conference in Anchorage Alaska financed by the
Commission for Scientific Research in Greenland. Published in the
DIIPER Research Papers series, Aalborg University, 2008.
2001 Presentation of the Greenland part of the Danish Power and
Democracy study (magtudredningen) in Vedbæk. Participation
financed by the Danish Power and Democracy study.
2000 Presentation of the project ‘Participatory ownership and
management in circumpolar regions’ to the international network
seminar in Ilulissat Greenland, November 2000 (Financed by the
Home Rule Government Research Pool).
2000 Speech on cooperative ownership and self-management in
Greenland to the international network seminar ‘Participatory
ownership and management in circumpolar regions’ in Ilulissat
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Greenland, November 2000 (Financed by the Home Rule
Government Research Pool).
2000 Presentation of a paper on comparative research on co-operatives in
Greenland and Nunavut to the ‘International Co-operative
Alliance’s’ Congress in Seoul, Korea 2001 at the ‘International
research Conference on Civil Society, Cooperation and
Rejuvenation’ (Financed by the Home Rule Government Research
Pool and Greenland University).
1999 Paper on the affinity between participatory ownership and social
coordination mechanisms presented at the international conference
“Essays in honor of Jaroslav Vanek” at Columbia University, New
York in 1999 (self-financed).
1998 Presentation of a paper on comparative economic systems in a
Greenland Context to a network of Arctic researchers in Ilulissat,
Greenland (Financed by the Home Rule Government Research
Pool).
1997 Paper on the affinity between ownership and social co-ordination
mechanisms in Greenland presented to the Nordic Arctic Research
Forums symposium “Sustainable Development in the Arctic” in
Nuuk, Greenland 1997 (Financed by Aalborg University).
1996 Presentation of a paper on comparative employee ownership
studies in New York and Washington States to the International
Association of the Economics of participation in Prague, 1996
(financed by Aalborg University).
1996 Presentation of a paper on my Washington employee owners survey
to presented to the international conference “Theoretical
Approaches Towards Democracy in Organizations” in Magleås,
Denmark, 1996 organized by International Sociological
Association’s Research Committee 10 (financed by Aalborg
University).
Plus a lot of presentations throughout the early nineties and the
eighties on Arctic topics, cooperative and labor-managed firms,
workers self-management and theory on the participatory and
labor-managed economy.
7. Awards, fundraising and external scientific contracts.
2010 Seed money in relation to a forthcoming project proposal on the
socio-economic impact of Renewable Energy Sources in Chinas
cold regions and in the Arctic Regions in collaboration with
Tsinghua University, Beijing China. Workshop at Tsinghua and the
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Chinese Academy of Sciences August 7 - August 12, 2010 (4000
euro).
2007 - 10 The POENOR project externally funded by the Nordic Council of
Ministers Arctic Co-operation Program, The Commission for
Scientific Research in Greenland and the Greenland Home Rule
Research Unit (Budget: 850.000 Euro).
2008: POENOR Workshop in Skagen, Denmark funded by the Obel
Family foundation (Budget: 3000 euro)
2002 – 05: The Project ‘Productivity Studies in Greenland, externally funded
by the Home Rule Government’s research unit and the
Commission for social Scientific research in Greenland
(approximate budget 140.000 euro).
2000 The project on ’Democracy and power in Greenland’. Funded by
the Danish Parliaments power and democracy project
(Approximate budget 51.000 euro).
2000: The project: Comparative West Nordic Labor Market project
financed by the Labor market committee under the Nordic Council
of Ministers and the Greenland Home Rule Government (118.000
euro).
2000: The international seminar on ’Participatory Ownership and
management in Arctic Regions. Funded by the Home rule
Research unit (22.000 euro)
2000: Grant to the research project on socio-economic effects of mineral
exploitation in Greenland, New Foundland and Alaska. Funded by
the Home Rule Departments for Culture, Education and Research,
the Department for Labor Relations and Social Affairs and the
Mineral Bureau (Budget: 70.000 euro).
1999: The Project: ‘Socio-economic Impacts of Oil and Gas production in
Greenland’ financed by the Greenland Home Rule Bureau of
Minerals (560.000 D. kr.).
1995: The Project: The Economic Relations between Greenland and
Denmark financed by the Commission for Scientific Research in
Greenland and the Greenland Home Rule Ministry of Research and
Health.
1994: The Project ‘Employment and import effects of Danish Energy
Technologies’ was financed by the Danish Ministry of Environment
and Energy and the Danish Union of Semiskilled Workers.
1994: Research Scholarship from the Fulbright Commission and the
Danish Social Scientific Research Council. The project was a
survey of five employee ownership companies and the employee
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owner’s perceptions regarding their work place, the organization
and their employee stock ownership plan. Implemented in
Washington State and in cooperation with the Washington State
"Department of Community, Trade and Economic Development".
1990: Research Scholarship from the American Council of Learned
Societies and the Danish Social Scientific Research Council. The
project ‘Employee Stock Ownership Plans in New York’ was
implemented in relation to my stay as a visiting fellow to the
Program of Participation and Labor-managed Systems at the
Department of Economics at the Department of Economics,
Cornell University, Ithaca, New York.
1986: The international network ’International Committee on Self-
management’ and the international conference "Participatory
Decision-making & Self-management" at Aalborg University
financed by The Danish Social Scientific research Council and the
Department of Development and Planning, Aalborg University
1985: The Project ‘Co-operative Societies and participatory firms in
Greenland’ was financed by the Danish Social Scientific Research
Council.
1984: Research education financed by the Danish Social Scientific
Research Council. The project ‘The General Theory of Labor-
managed Market economies’ was implemented in relation to my
stay as a visiting fellow to the Program of Participation and Labor-
managed Systems at the Department of Economics at the
Department of Economics, Cornell University, Ithaca, New York.
Plus finance of my participation in international conferences,
seminars, workshops and meetings financed by my employers and
by external sponsors
8. Peer reviewing.
2010 Pier reviewer to the international journal ‘Economic and Industrial
Democrcy – an International Journal’, Sage publications London.
2009: Editor to the POENOR yearbook 2008 forthcoming in the Nordic
Council of ministers Report Series.
2007: Guest editor to the Danish periodical "Samfundsøkonomen" (The
Economist) Special issue on the economies of the North Atlantic.
2003: Editor to the report The Work Force’s Educational Competences in
West-nordic regions (”Faglig Kompetence hos arbejdsstyrken i
Vestnorden”), rapportserie om arbejdsmarked, Nordisk ministerråd,
ANP 2003: 702, 2003.
2003: Editor to the book ’Democracy and Power in Greenland’
(Demokrati og magt i Grønland”), den danske magtudrednings
serie, Århus University Press, 2003.
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2001: Guest editor to the periodical ’Inussuk’ (Arctic Research Journal)
no. 1, 2001. Special issue on”Participatory Ownership and
Management in Greenland and other Circumpolar Regions”.
2000: Appointed as a member of the evaluation committee to the ’Nordic
Research Education Academy’s’ network for research and
education.
1998: Guest editor and contributor to the Danish periodical
"Samfundsøkonomen" (The Economist) Special issue on the
economy of Greenland.
1994: Guest editor for the Danish periodical "Samfundsøkonomen" (The
Economist). Special issue on the democratic economy.
1986: Guest editor for the Danish periodical "Samfundsøkonomen" (The
Economist) Special issue on development in Greenland after the
inception of Home Rule in 1979.
9. Teaching the last 3 years.
My teaching experiences covers all activities group work, problem
oriented work, supervisions of project groups up to 6 students,
seminars and lectures to classes and larger gatherings in
auditoriums (up to some 70 students). I have taught internationally
in English to Ph.D. students and post graduate students in
Denmark, Croatia, Alaska and Russia.
Planning of syllabus was conducted by myself or as a member of a
group of colleagues. Usually I hand out my Power Point posters to
the students before a lecture, and I prepare them with illustrations
relevant to the themes presented. I use the technique of dialogical
pedagogy with classes whenever possible (larger auditoriums a
constraint). A mixture of seminars and group work based on the
students own choice of a problem to be analyzed within the
syllabus usually gives the best learning. It should be mentioned
though that I also have experiences with traditional discipline
oriented teaching, e.g. a two semester course twice a week in
economics at the HA education at The Copenhagen School of
Business Economics and Administration (today CBS) and in
economics at the scient. adm. education first year one semester at
the University of Greenland.
In the last three years I was at the most only doing research, but in
between I ran some lectures at the bach. and the master level.
Hence I will add three years prior to 2008.
2010, Spring Ressource Economics, The geography studies, 6th
semester at
Aalborg University (9 lectures in Danish to 15 students). Project
Assessments methodologies to the 8th
semester (3 lessons to 3
students, written exams). Dialogical lectures. Text book: Field,
Barry C. 2001: Natural Resource Economics, an introduction.
McGraw-Hill 2001.
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The political economy of the Economic Crisis to groups at the
cand. scient. adm. and cand. mag. Studies in civics at the 6th
semester (4 students in Danish, 8 supervisions, individual oral
exams). Basic text book: Hunt & Sherman: Economics: An
Introduction to Traditional and Radical Views, and my
recommended texts by Hans Aage, Esben S. Andersen, John
Kenneth Galbraith, Hardt & Negri, Jesper Jespersen, Mandel,
Marshall, Samuelson, Rune Skarstein, Robert Skidelsky, Joe
Stieglitz, Finn Østrup og James Tobin.
Supervision of thesis on political and economic developments in
Greenland (2 students 8 supervisions).
2009, Fall Guest lecturer: The Political Economy of Northern Regional
Development at the administrative education at Greenlands
University - study at the master level (15 lectures in Danish to 4
greenlandic students). Syllabus: Arctic Human Development
report, Ellerman, David: Helping People help Themselves, Valsson
Trusti: How the world will change, with global warming and
further literature from my list of publications below. Dialogical
lectures.
From 2008 Fall to Spring 2009 - no teaching
Cencor at the health scientific education at the University of
Southern Denmark in Esbjerg. Thesis on organization of
ambulance services in Esbjerg.
2005, Fall to 2008 Spring. Lectures in Comparative Economic Systems in relation to the
Course bloc International Political Economy, the international
Development and International Studies master program (DIR) at
Aalborg University (4 lectures in English (forelæsninger) to some
40 - 50 students at the master level, 8th
semester). The course was
taught one semester each year as lectures to an auditorium.
Textbook: John B. Rosser and Marina V Rosser: Comparative
Economics in a Transforming World Economy, MIT Press 2004
plus literature on Comparative System Analysis from my list of
publications below.
Lectures on quantitative social scientific methods (1 lecture in
english (forelæsning) to 40 - 50 students). Text book: Winther,
Gorm: Employee Ownership / a Comparative Analysis of Growth
Performance, Aalborg University Press 1995.
Supervision in English of groups at the DIR and of theses writers -
selected topics: African development studies, European Studies,
Social Capital in Russia and Latvia, International political theories,
international political economics, Peace studies, the wars of
Kashmir, Sri Lanka, Afghanistan and Iraq, the EU and the Arctic,
empowerment studies, human development studies, micro finance
and participatory and co-operative systems (40 hours per
15
supervision, individual and group oral exams and preparations
included). Over the period I supervised some 30 groups.
2008 Cencor in public administration at the health scientific education at
the University of Southern Denmark in Esbjerg (some 20 written
tests).
2008 Ph.D. supervision one student on migratory patterns in Greenland
2007: Participant in an international expert group ‘Arctic Economies and
Livelihoods’ building a curriculum for inter-net based learning.
The group works with University of the Arctic in Finland on this
project. Curriculum prepared at meetings in Quebec, Tromsø and
Nuuk.
Since 1981 Development studies, main stream economic theory (micro and
macro), international financial markets, trade theory, public sector
economics, studies on the economies of the USSR and Eastern
Europe, employee ownership an co-operative studies, the Yugoslav
economy, theory on the labor-managed economy, the
transformation economies of the former USSR and Eastern
Europe, Economic policy, State and market, the corporate State,
Arctic studies, research methods, planning cum market, marxist
economics, humanistic economics and institutional economics.
2006, Fall Seminar leader for six classes at the basic social scientific
education (first year students - some 30 to 40 per class).
Discussions on the students projects.
Supervision of groups – Danish economic policy, economic
theories (6 groups, 40 hours each, preparations and oral group
exams included).
Ph.D. and Post grad level:
2008 Ph.D. supervision one student on migratory patterns in Greenland
2000 – 01 Visiting faculty to the International PhD course on sustainable
development in the Arctic Organized by CASS: Circumpolar
Arctic Social Science, Ph.D. network (teaching in English)
1982 – 1987
1995 / 1998 Visiting lecturer and course director at the post-grad. level in
Dubrovnik (mentioned above).
Teaching Coordinator
(Enclosures below):
1995: Head/coordinator to the administration studies (scient. Adm. 3
semester) at Aalborg University project theme on economics and
economic policy.
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1989: Head/coordinator to under grad. studies in economics at the HA
education first year at the Copenhagen School of Business
Economics and Administration.
10. List of my publications.
Books
1. ’The Labor Managed Economy’ ("Den arbejderstyrede økonomi") (with C. Bislev, C.H
Jensen and E.C Nielsen), Aalborg University Press, 1982.
2. ’The Greenland Economy – Planning and Development Problems’ (“Den grønlandske
økonomi - planlægning og udviklingsproblemer”), Aalborg University Press, 1988.
3. ’Industrial Development – a Self-managed Fishing Industry?’ (“Erhvervsudvikling i
Grønland- en selvforvaltet fiskeindustri?”), Aalborg University Press, 1988.
4. “Employee Ownership - a Comparative Analysis of Growth Performance”, Aalborg
University Press, 1995.
Editorial work on books.
5. ”Participatory Ownership and Management in Greenland and other Circumpolar Regions”,
Arktisk Forskningsjournal nr. 1., December 2001.
6. The Work Force’s Educational Competences in West-nordic regions ”Faglig Kompetence
hos arbejdsstyrken i Vestnorden”, rapportserie om arbejdsmarked, Nordisk ministerråd, ANP
2003: 702, 2003.
7. ’Democracy and Power in Greenland’ (Demokrati og magt i Grønland”),
den danske magtudrednings serie, Århus University Press, 2003.
8. Globalization and Transnational Capitalism: Crises, Opportunities and Alternatives
(With Li Xing). Aalborg University Press 2009
9. The Political Economy of Northern Regional Development, vol. I, Nordic Council of
Ministers Report series TemaNord 2010:521
10. The Political Economy of Northern Regional Development vol II, forthcoming in
2012.
International Periodicals, contributions to international anthologies.
10. “Future Prospects for Self-management in Greenland”, Economic Analysis and Workers
Management, vol xxi, no. 2, Beograd, 1987.
12. "Employment and Sales Growth in Washington State Employee Ownership Companies: A
comparative Analysis", The Journal of Employee Ownership Law and Finance, vol vi, no 2,
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pp 83-135, Spring 1994, Oakland 1994 (with Katrina Gale, Peter Kardas, Richard Marens og
Paul Sommers).
13. "Participatory Democracy May go a Long Way: Comparative Growth Performance of
Employee Ownership Companies in New York and Washington State". "Economic and
Industrial Democracy: An International Journal" , vol 18: 393-422, Sage publications,
London, august 1997.
14. “Theory O - is It case Closed”, Economic and Industrial Democracy - an International
Journal, vol 20: 269-293, Sage Publications, London, Maj 1999.
15. “The Affinity Between Ownership and Social Coordination Mechanisms in Greenland”, in
Hanne Petersen og Birger Poppel (ed): “Dependency, Autonomy and Sustainability in the
Arctic”, Ash gate, London 1999.
16. Two contributions to Jonathan Mitchie (ed). ”Reader’s Guide to the Social Sciences”,
Fitzroy Dearborn Publishers, London, Chicago, 2001
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17. “The Dutch Disease Phenomenon in a Greenland Perspective” in Richard A. Caulfield &
Mie Kojima (ed): “Northern Communities and the Global Economy”, Circumpolar Arctic
Social Sciences Ph.D. network (CASS). Proceedings of the Fifth CASS Field Course, Alaska
2000. Fairbanks, 2001.
18. ”Participatory Ownership and Management in Greenland and other Circumpolar
Regions”, ‘Inussuk’, (Arctic Research Journal) No. 1., December 2001.
19. “ The affinity between participatory ownership structures and Social Coordination
mechanisms”, Inussuk (Arctic research Journal) No. 1, December 2001.
20. ”Participation and Self-management in Greenland revisited” ”, ‘Inussuk’ (Arctic Research
Journal) Nr. 1, December 2001.
21. “Cooperative Societies in Greenland and Nunavik – a Lesson of the Importance of
Supporting Structures”, “Journal of Rural Cooperation” vol. 30, no. 1, International
Research Centre on Rural Cooperative Communities, Ramat Efal 2002 (With Gerard
Duhaime).
22. “Macroeconomic Analysis of the Open Trade Economy and the Greenland Economy” in
’Nato Science Series’, Kluwer Academic Publishers, 2003.
23. ‘Comparative economic systems and management of fishing and hunting resources in
Greenland’, Inussuk (Arctic Research journal) and Nordic Council of Ministers no. 1 2006.
24. ‘Economic Systems’ in ‘Arctic Human Development Report’, Stefansson Arctic Institute,
University of Akureyri, Iceland, 2004 (with Gerard Duhaime, Andre Lemelin, Vladimir
Didyk, Oliver Goldsmith, Andree Caron, Nick Bernard and Anne Godmaire).
25: ‘Challenges to Socio-economic research in a Changing Society with a Special Focus
on Greenland’ in Wille, Kingsley and Nielsen (ed): ,Socio-economic Research on
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Management Systems of Living Resources’ Arktisk Forskningsjournal and nordisk
Ministerråd nr. 1 2006 (with Rasmus Ole Rasmussen og Birger Poppel)
26: Comparative economic systems and management of fishing and hunting resources
in Greenland’ in Wille, Kingsley and Nielsen (ed): ,Socio-economic Research on
Management Systems of Living Resources’ Arktisk Forskningsjournal og nordisk
Ministerråd nr. 1 2006.
27. Workings group 1: Arctic Economies & Sustainable Development : Science Plan /
Huntington, Henry ; Crate, Susan ; Bruce Forbes ; Adelheid herrmann ; Alf Håkon Hoel ; Lee
Huskey ; Joan N. Larsen ; Barney Masuzumi ; Mark Nuttall ; Frank Sejersen ; Knut Sanding ;
Anna Syrian ; Winter, Germ ; Krista Kristiansen. I: Proceedings from The international
Conference on Arctic research Planning (ICARP II), Copenhagen 10 - 12 nova. 2005. ICARP,
2006. s. 1 – 28.
28: Introduction to The Political Economy of Northern Regional Development, Vol I,
Nordic Council of Ministers Report TemaNord series 2010:521.
29: ‘The Reform on Uniform Prices and its Consequences for Households in Greenland
Settlements.’ in The Political Economy of Northern Regional Development, Vol I,
Nordic Council of Ministers Report TemaNord series 2010:521.
30: ‘The Mondragon Co-operatives Going Global’ in Xing Li et. Al.: Globalization and
Transnational Capitalism: Crises, Opportunities and Alternatives. Aalborg University
Press 2010.
31. Comparative Economic System Analysis in the Context of Northern Regional
Economies, forthcoming in The Political Economy of Northern Regional Development,
vol. II in 2012.
Danish and Nordic periodicals, contributions to anthologies etc.
31. ’The Economic Theory on Labor-management’ (“Den økonomiske teori om
medarbejderstyring”), Samfundsokonomen. no. 7, Copenhagen, 1983.
32. ’The Possibilities of a Labor Majority in Parliament – a Labor-managed Sector in the
Danish Economy’ (“Arbejderflertallets muligheder - en arbejderstyret sektor i dansk
økonomi),” Nordisk Tidsskrift for Politisk Økonomi 17, Oslo, 1985.
33. ’Labor-managed Firms in a Perspective of Property Definitions’ (“Medarbejderejede
virksomheder i et ejendomsdefinitorisk perspektiv”), Erhvervsøkonomisk Tidsskrift, no. 1,
Copenhagen, 1986.
34. ’Does Self-management Increase in Greenland?’ (“Øges Selvforvaltningen i Grønland”),
Samfundsøkonomen no. 3, Copenhagen,1986.
35. ’The Third Way’s Affinity to the Market Mechanism’ (“Den tredje vejs affinitet til
markedsmekanismen”), Politica no. 2, Århus University, 1994.
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36. ’Democratization and Employee Shares in US Companies’ (“Demokratisering og
medarbejderaktier i amerikanske virksomheder”), Samfundsøkonomen, no.. 8, Copenhagen
1994
37. ’The Economic Effects of an Increased Exploitation of Minerals in Greenland’ (“De
samfundsøkonomiske virkninger af en forøget råstofudnyttelse i Grønland”), in “Socio-
economic Effects of Mineral Exploitation – a Preliminary Mapping and Suggestions for
further Research”. Report from the Committee for Economic Effects of oil, Gas and mineral
industry, Nuuk, Greenland October 1997.
38. ’Privatization and Market Economy in Greenland’ (“Privatisering og markedsøkonomi i
Grønland”, Samfundsøkonomen no. 8, Copenhagen 1998
39: ’Neo-liberalism and Knowledge Economy in a Greenland Perspective’ (“Nyliberalisme og
vidensøkonomi i et grønlandsk perspektiv”), Politica no. 1, Århus University, 2000
40. ’Ownership and Economic Systems in Greenland’ (“Ejerformer og økonomiske systemer i
Grønland”), Arktisk Forskningsjournal 2000. Presented to the network seminar ‘Development
Research, Development Policy and Development Licitation’, Illulissat, Greenland 1998.
41. Greenland Oriented Work of Change and the Social Economy’ (”Grønlandsrettet
forandringsarbejde og Social Økonomi”) in Gorm Winther (ed): ’Faglig Kompetence i
Vestnorden’, report series from the Labor Market Committee, The Nordic Council of
Ministers, 2002 (with Søren Westergård).
42. (ed) ”The Workforce’s Competence in Vestnordic Countries”, report series on the Labor
Market, the Nordic Council of Ministers, ANP 2003: 702, 2003.
43. (ed) ”Democracy and power in Greenland”, the Danish Parliaments power and democracy
analysis project (magtudredningen), Århus University Press, 2003.
44. ”Stock Options – a reply to til Steen Nicolaisen”, Samfundsøkonomen 1, 2003
45: ‘Branko Horvat’, Samfundsøkonomen i December 2003.
46. ’Workplace relations and Employee Participation – the case of Polar Rajaat i Nuuk’, in
2005 in Aksel V. Karlsen (ed): ‘The Labor-market in Greenland’, Greenland University Press,
Nuuk 2005.
47. ’Hundred Years Danish Social Scientific research in Greenland‘ (Hundrede års
dansk samfundsforskning I Grønland’), in Kirsten Thisted (ed.) Grønlandsforskning.
Historier og perspektiver (pp.279-307). Copenhagen: The Greenland Society (Det
Grønlandske Selskab, with Susanne Dybbroe, Frank Sejersen, Jens Dahl and Hanne
Petersen)
48. ’What do we Actually know about Productivity in Greenland ? (’Hvad ved vi egentligt om
Produktiviteten i Grønland?’), Samfundsøkonomen (The Economist) no. 1, 2007
49. The Mondragon Co-operatives in Euskadi (Mondragonkooperativerne i Baskerlandet),
Clarte`21, 7. Årgang, December 2012.
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Research reports *
50. ’ Physical and Economic Planning in Greenland’ ("Fysisk og økonomisk planlægning i
Grønland" (With Tom Greiffenberg, Thomas Nielsen og Knud Thiesson), anthology
translated to Greenlandic, Grønlandsprojektet, Aalborg University Center, 1985.
51. ’The Goal of Cooperative Organizations’ (“Kooperative organisationers målsætninger”),
Report on my first stay at Cornell Universitet (unpublished), Aalborg University Centre, 1984.
52. ’Preliminary Project on Employment and Import Effects of Investments in Greenland’
(“Forprojekt vedrørende beskæftigelses og importvirkninger af investeringer i Grønland”).
Report to the Commission for Scientific Research in Greenland, Aalborg Universitet 1996.
53. (ed) ’Danish Energy Plants Import Content and Employment Effects’ (”Danske
Energianlægs Importindhold og Beskæftigelseskonsekvenser”, Department of development
and Planning 1998, Aalborg University (with Jutta Prip, Henrik Lund, Peter Christensen og
Henrik Rytter)
54: A Comparative Study of Migration, Green Technologies and Local Community
Development, Paper prepared for Lolland Municipality’s energy projects and presentations in
Beijing in August 2010 at the department the institute of geographical science and research in
natural resources (IGSNRR) associated with the Chinese Academy of Sciences and the
Department of of Energy, Climate and Economy both at Tsinghua University.
Excerpts from list on Conference papers, unpublished papers etc.
55. ’Industrial Development and Job Creation in London’ (“Erhvervsudvikling og jobskabelse
i London” – Report on a Research journey to London with the purpose of compiling data and
information on the Greater London Enterprise Board and cooperatives in London. Department
of Development and Planning 1987.
56. “Economic Efficiency and Social Justice in a Self-management Economy”, paper
presented to the international conference “Economic Efficiency and Social Justice” at the
“Main School of Statistics and Planning”, Warsaw, October, 1987.
57. ’How Can Greenland Adapt to the Increased Competition on the World Market’
(”Hvordan bliver Grønland Tilpasset den Skærpede Konkurrence på Verdensmarkedet”),
Presented to the Greenland Trade and Industrial Council’s Conference in Nuuk, Greenland
1999
58. ’Entrepreneurs and Perpetuations of Owners in Greenland’ (“Iværksættere og
generationsskifte i Grønland”) presented to Nuuk Industrial Council’s conference in Nuuk,
Greenland 2000.
59. ’Structural Effects of Windfall Gains: Oil Revenues and Transfer Incomes in Alaska,
Greenland and New Foundland’ (“Strukturøkonomiske effekter af “nedfaldsgevinster:
Olieindtægter og indkomstoverførsler i Alaska, Grønland og New Foundland”). Report to the
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Greenland Home Rule Committee for Socio-economic Impacts of Oil and gas production and
Mineral Exploitation.
Methodological papers, project proposals etc.
60. ’Cooperation and the Labor-managed Economy’ (“Kooperation og medarbejderstyret
økonomi”), Report to the Danish Social Scientific research Council regarding my stay at
Cornell Universitet in 1984, Grønlandsprojektets småskriftserie no. 2, Aalborg University
Center, 1985
61. ’Social Scientific Theory and Methodology in Greenland oriented self-management
research’, Speech at my public Ph.D. lecture in June 1990.
62. "Methods in Empirical Studies on Employee Ownership". Upublished paper presented at
a seminar at the Program on Participation and Labor managed systems, Cornell University,
1990.
63. "Proposal for Research on Employee Owned Companies in Washington State", The
Washington State Department of Community Development, Olympia 1991.
Notes, recent conference papers and papers for teaching purposes etc.
64. ’Macro Economic problems’ (“Makroøkonomiske øvelsesopgaver”), Course in
macroeconomics at Aalborg University’s Industrial Law studies 6. Semester in 1992 og 1993.
65. ’Neo Classical Theory on the Efficiency of Democratic Ownership and Management’
(“Neo-klassisk teori om demokratiserede ejer- og ledelsesformers effektivitet”), Note to the
students at the course “Demokratized forms of ownership and economic efficiency ” at
Aalborg University’s education in political science and administration, 3. Semester.
66. ’A Fund for an Equalization of the Block Grant Base and Value Added in The Greenland
Economy – some preliminary calculations’, paper to the member of the Greenland Self-
government Commission Finn Lynge, Narsaq 2003.
67. ’The forgotten Lesson of the Natural Monopoly’, presented to the Conference on tele
communication organized by the Ministry for Housing and Infra Structure, The Greenland
Home Rule, March, 2004 (http://dk.nanoq.gl/tema.asp?page=tema&objno=63116).
68. ’Development Tendencies in The Greenland Economy’, Speech to the Conference on
economic Relations Between The Faroese Islands, Greenland and Denmark Organized by the
North Atlantic Group in the Danish Parliament, May 2004
(http://www.dnag.dk/DK/konferencer/konferencer_maj-2003-pdf.html)
69. ’Productivity Studies in Greenland’, Paper presented to the Inuit Studies Conference in
Calgary, August 2004.
A list of selected publications reporting the scientific research results to the
public.
70. ’Success for the Mondragon Co-operative’, The Daily Aalborg Stiftstidende, 25/4 1983.
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71. ’That’s the Way Economic Democracy may look like’, The Daily Politiken, 9/7 1983.
72. ’The Polish Late Summer 1983’, The Daily Jydske Tidende, 5/8 1983.
73. ’The Environment to the The Labor-managed Firm’ ("Den medarbejderstyrede
virksomheds omgivelser”). The University paper Center Nyt, nr. 15/16, Aalborg, 1984.
74. ’The Future Lies in a Democratic Co-operative Movement’, the daily Information, 6/6
1984.
75: ’Profit’, the daily Aalborg Stiftstidende, 27/11 1985.
76. ’Economic Independence in Greenland – a fundamental problem’ (“Økonomisk
uafhængighed i Grønland - et grundlæggende problem”) in Greiffenberg et.al.: Fysisk og
Økonomisk Planlægning i Grønland, Aalborg, 1985.
77. ’The Third Way of Development’ (“Den tredje udviklingsvej”), The Greenland
Consumers’ Cooperatives magazine “Uagut”, 1986.
78. ’Cooperative Societies in Future Greenland?’ (“Kooperationen i fremtidens Grønland”),
Årsskrift fra foreningen for studier i andelsbevægelse og kooperation, 1986.
79. ’The Cultural Chock in Greenland’ (“Det grønlandske kulturchok”), book review in djøf
bladet, no. 18, 1987
80. ’English City Socialism’ (“Engelsk Bysocialisme”), Praksis no. 4, 1987
81. ’Aalborg and Greenland’, the daily Aalborg Stiftstidende, 20/10 1987.
82. ’A Depression in the Yugoslav System of Self-management?’ (“En depression i det
jugoslaviske selvforvaltningssystem?”), djøf bladet no. 8, 1988.
83. ’The Economic Crisis in Yugoslavia’ ("Den økonomiske krise i Jugoslavien"), Praksis no.
2, 1988.
84. ’Plan or Market in the Labor-managed Economy’ (“Plan eller marked i den
arbejderstyrede økonomi”), Praksis no. 3, 1988.
85. ’Dismantling the Yugoslav System of self-management’ (“Det jugoslaviske
selvforvaltningssystem under afvikling”), Praksis nr. 4, 1989.
86. "Growth in Washington State Employee Ownership Companies", LMI Review,
Washington State Labor Market Information, Olympia, January 1994 (with Katrina Gale,
Peter Kardas, Richard Marens og Paul Sommers).
87. ’A Success for Economic planning in Greenland?’ (“En planøkonomisk succes i
Grønland?”), “Salt”, no. 4, 1995.
88. ’Greenland and the Free Market’ (”Grønland og det frie marked”), Information, 16/1 1999
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89. ’The Sleep Walkers from OECD’ (”Søvngængerne fra OECD”), The Greenland internet
paper, Atagu, 1999
90. ’To New years Celebration at Martin Paldams’ (”Til Nytårskur hos Martin Paldam”)
Debate on social scientific research in ”Polarfronten”, The Danish Polar Center.
(http://www.dpc.dk/nyheder/debat)
91. ’Can Greenland learn from New Foundland's Experiences regarding Government
engagement in the establishment of Oil production ? in report from a fact finding mission to
Eastern Canada in 2000, Nuuk 2001
92. ’ Large Companies Economic power in Greenland’ (”Store foretagenders økonomiske
magt i Grønland”, the Greenland paper AG, Spring 2001.
93. ”Will Greeland learn from the Experiences of New Foundland on Government Assistance
in the Establishment of an Oil Production? in ”Socio-economic aspects of mining, oil and Gas
projects in Eastern Canada: Report from a fact finding mission of the Home Rule Minister of
labor market and social Affairs to New Foundland. Ottawa and Nunavut in April 2000.
94. Speeches in the Greenland Radio Broadcasting System on the Greenland Competition
Law and decisions from the Competition Committee, Nuuk 2000
95.. Two Radio Morning Speeches ’Ord til eftertanke’ in 2001 on Physical and Economic
Planning and on Cooperatives in Nunavik and Greenland
96. ‘Wondering whether the Greenlanders believe in Santa Claus?’ the Daily Information 3/12
2002.
Plus many further articles in Newspapers and contributions to radio and TV. In the period
2004 – 2005 I was a weekly columnist for the Greenland paper Atuagagdliutit.
Reports I wrote as a consultant in my company ‘Agio Greenland’
97. Economic Impact Assessment – Maintaining the airport of Narsarsuaq or opening a new
regional Airport in Qaqortoq?’ (‘Samfundsøkonomiske konsekvensvurderinger -bevarelse af
Narsarsuaq eller åbning af en ny regional lufthavn i Qaqortoq’), for Nanortalik and Narsaq
municipalities August 2002.
98. ’Additional Report - Economic Impact Assessment, maintaining the airport of Narsarsuaq
or opening a new regional Airport in Qaqortoq?’. (Tillægsrapport - Samfundsøkonomiske
konsekvensvurderinger - bevarelse af Narsarsuaq eller åbning af en ny regional lufthavn i
Qaqortoq. for Nanortalik and Narsaq municipalities August 2002.
99. Analysis of Expenses Related to the Implementation of Saumur’s Program to the Election
to the ‘Landsteiner’ in 2003’ (Udgiftsanalyse forbundet med at gennemføre ’Siumuts’
valgprogram til landstinget d. 3. December 2002), for Greenland’s Employers Association,
November 2002.
100. ‘Cost-Benefit Analysis of Transportation Alternatives Between Nanortalik and the Gold
Mine in the ‘Kirkespir’ Valley’, (En cost-benefitanalyse af transportalternativer mellem
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Nanortalik og guldminen i Kirkespirdalen), for Nanortalik municipality and the Canadian
mining corporation, Crew Corporation, June 2003.
101. The Sheep Keepers Eventual Take Over of the Slaughtering Company Neqi A/S
(Fåreholdernes eventuelle overtagelse af Neqi A/S), for Narsaq municipality, august 2003.
102. ‘Siku Block Stones and other Building Techniques – a Comparative Analysis’
(‘Sikubloksten eller andre byggeteknikker – en komparativ økonomisk analyse’), for the Home
Rule Governments Department for Trade, Agriculture and Labor-market, February 2004.
103: ‘The Municipalities Future in Southern Greenland – Nanortalik Municipality as a Case’
(Kommunernes fremtid i Sydgrønland – Nanortalik kommune som eksempel), for Nanortalik
Municipality, marts 2004.
104. An Analysis of the Home Rule Governments Reform on Energy and Water uniform
Prices (En analyse af landsstyrets oplæg vedrørende en reform af enspriserne på energi og
vand), for Nanortlik, Qasigiaanguit og Paamiut municipalities, October 2004.
105. ‘An Analysis of the Water Prices in Qasigiaanguit After the Implementation of the
Reform on Uniform prices in 2005’ (En analyse af vandpriserne i Qasigiannguit efter
iværksættelsen af enspris-reformen i 2005) for Qasigiannguit Municipality, December 2005.
106. ‘The Impact of Subsidized Air Fares traveling out of Greenland (Virkningen af en
subsidiering af flybilletter for rejser til udlandet fra Grønland?), for MP Lars Emil Johansen,
the North Atlantic Group in the Danish parliament in relation to the parliamental election in
2005, January 2005
11. Languages
speech Reading Writing
English: Fluent Fluent Fluent
German: Fluent Fluent Knowledge
Scandinavian
Languages Fluent Fluent Knowledge
Russian Little Little none
Knowledge Knowledge
Regarding German the fluency and knowledge does not refer to scientific German. I am
married to a German.
12. Other
2005: Cencor to the Health scientific educations in Denmark.
