Andreas Dugstad Sanders

Andreas Dugstad Sanders is an Assistant Professor at NTNU's Department of Modern History and Society, affiliated with the Institute of Historical Studies. He holds a PhD from the European University Institute (2018) and is a postdoctoral researcher in the Political Regulation of Natural Resources 1870-2010 project, part of the Fate of Nations initiative. His work focuses on resource nationalism, natural resource governance, and Scandinavian political history, with significant attention to Nazi Germany's economic policies in occupied Europe.

**Education**: PhD in History (European University Institute, 2018). Key research projects include analysis of Norway's wartime resource strategies, Scandinavian resource regulation (1880-1940), and global mineral governance. Teaching includes courses on nationalism, global political economy of natural resources, and WWII in Norway.

**Research Themes**: Sanders examines transnational resource policies, state-corporate dynamics, and the historical roots of resource nationalism. His publications analyze Norway's interwar resource policies, Canadian mining regulation, and the role of molybdenum in Nazi war production. Recent work addresses case-based teaching methodologies and post-war Norwegian industrial adaptation.

**Publications & Outreach**: Over 15 peer-reviewed articles and book chapters since 2015, including co-edited volumes on Mid-Norwegian history and UN resource governance reports. Active in international conferences (e.g., European Business History Association, World Economic History Congress) and public lectures on topics like Norwegian resource nationalism and WWII economic strategies.