Bersant Hobdari

Bersant Hobdari serves as Associate Professor in the Department of International Economics, Government and Business at Copenhagen Business School, specializing in international business dynamics and institutional frameworks within emerging economies.

His research centers on corporate governance structures, foreign direct investment patterns, and institutional evolution in developing contexts. Key investigations examine how political uncertainty impacts R&D investments, the role of board social networks in organizational performance, and the distinctive characteristics of emerging market firms. His work bridges theoretical institutional analysis with practical business strategy implications.

Recent publications reveal a strong focus on knowledge-intensive sector development in volatile political environments, with recurring themes of institutional asynchronicity and cross-border investment strategies. His scholarship consistently addresses how multinational enterprises navigate complex regulatory landscapes in developing economies.

Hobdari has supervised 17 graduate students and maintains significant public engagement through 15 media contributions discussing university funding policies, foreign researcher integration in Denmark, and corporate governance standards. His academic activities include lectures on international governance practices and contributions to UN Sustainable Development Goals through business-focused research.