Martin Holgersson

Martin Holgersson is a Lecturer in Business Administration at the School of Business and Economics, Linnaeus University, specializing in financial and operational management. He is affiliated with the Department of Management and is an active member of the Centre for Management Accounting Research (CMAR).

His educational background includes a Doctoral Thesis titled "Finance and Existence: Interpreting the Financialization of Everyday Life" completed at Linnaeus University in 2018.

Martin's research explores the intersection of finance, philosophy, and everyday life, with particular focus on:

• The financialization of everyday life and human relationships with financial markets
• Entrepreneurship studies, particularly through literary perspectives like Thomas Mann's writings
• The relationship between scientific and artistic activities in knowledge creation
• Critical perspectives on financial and operational management
• The boundary between science and art in academic writing
• Social and critical aspects of operations management

Martin's publication record from 2018-2025 reveals a distinctive interdisciplinary trajectory that bridges management studies with literary analysis, sociology, and philosophy. His work consistently examines the philosophical dimensions of business administration, exploring topics from investment costing paradoxes to sociological form analysis and the preservation of Swedish academic discourse in business economics. Rather than conventional business administration research, his approach connects technical management practices with their deeper cultural and existential implications.

Martin teaches undergraduate courses in basic financial management and calculation, serves as examiner for bachelor's theses in controller specialization, and supervises master's theses. He is responsible for the Master of Business Administration program and has previously taught organization and leadership, corporate governance, and scientific methods.