Ana Maria Munar

Ana Maria Munar is an Associate Professor at Copenhagen Business School, affiliated with the Department of Business Humanities and Law. Her work intersects tourism studies, business ethics, and gender activism, contributing to United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) through critical analyses of cultural and organizational dynamics.

Research Interests: Munar explores affective atmospheres in leisure experiences, the infrapolitics of host-guest interactions in volunteer tourism, and theoretical frameworks bridging psychology and philosophy. Her scholarship addresses ethical communication, sustainable tourism, and gender activism within organizational and cultural contexts.

Publications: Recent works span business ethics (2025), leisure studies (2024), and critical tourism studies (2024), reflecting interdisciplinary engagement with SDGs. Trends include affect theory, ethical tourism, and psychoanalytic approaches to organizational behavior.

Activities and Media: Active in academic events, she organized the 29th Nordic Symposium on Tourism and Hospitality Research (2021) and the Innovation Workshop 'The Witches Museum' (2017). Munar has contributed to media discussions on gender activism in academia and cultural tourism, including podcasts addressing sexism in universities (2023).