Anders Ravn Sørensen

Anders Ravn Sørensen serves as Associate Professor in the Department of Business Humanities and Law at Copenhagen Business School, specializing in business history and cultural heritage studies. His research spans Danish economic institutions, maritime history, and national identity formation through material culture.

His primary research interests focus on Business History, particularly Danish institutional development; Entrepreneurship Education historical evolution; and Maritime History as a lens for understanding national identity. Secondary areas include monetary symbolism, corporate heritage management, and the intersection of art history with national narratives, demonstrated through his extensive publications on Copenhagen's Børsen building and Danish cultural artifacts.

Recent scholarly output shows concentrated exploration of Børsen as both architectural landmark and national symbol following its 2024 fire, alongside systematic investigation of art provenance and historical narratives. His work bridges academic research with public engagement through 59 media appearances and 19 lecture activities between 2024-2025, frequently connecting historical analysis to contemporary issues like national identity and institutional legitimacy.

Sørensen has supervised 2 academic works and maintains active engagement with cultural institutions through lecture activities including 400 års centrum for handel, iværksætteri og magt (June 2024) and Bogforedrag: Historierne om Børsen (October 2024), demonstrating consistent knowledge transfer between academic research and public history discourse.