Henrik Hansen
  • Source: Scopus
1992 …2024

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Personal profile

Primary fields of research

Development Economics

  • Development aid
  • Growth and poverty

Applied Econometrics

  • Impact Evaluation
  • Large surveys in developing countries

Current research

  • Minimum wages in developing countries
  • Food Security and Increased Market Regulation in the Global South (FAIM)

Teaching

  • Development economics
  • Applied econometrics

CV

Education

  • MSc (Cand. Polit) 1991, Department of Economics, University of Copenhagen.
  • Ph.d (Economics) 1995, Department of Economics, University of Copenhagen.

Ansættelser

  • Professor, Department of Economics, University of Copenhagen (1/1 2013 - )
  • Head of studies, Economics, University of Copenhagen (1/7, 2016 - 30/6, 2019)
  • Head of studies, Global Development, University of Copenhagen (1/8, 2014 - 31/1, 2019)
  • Professor, Institute of Food and Resource Economics, University of Copenhagen (1/6 2007 - 31/12 2012)
  • Danida advisor, Vietnamese Academy of Social Sciences  (1/6 2005 - 31/5 2007)
  • Associate Professor, Department of Economics, University of Copenhagen
  • Chief advisor, Statistics Denmark
  • Associate Professor, Institute of Economics, forestry and Landscape, The Royal Veterinary and Agricultural University
  • Assistant Professor, Department of Economics, University of Copenhagen

Short presentation

I am professor at the Department of Economics and a member of the department's research group "Develpment Economics Research Group" (DERG). Moreover, I am part of the research network Copenhagen Center for Disaster Research (COPE).

You can find my writings though the Scholar Google research counter: http://scholar.google.dk/citations?user=5GPHH9EAAAAJ&hl=en

Keywords

  • Faculty of Social Sciences
  • Development Economics
  • Developing Countries
  • Development aid
  • Econometrics

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