Jeppe Nevers

Jeppe Nevers is a Professor in the Department of Culture and Language at the Faculty of Humanities, University of Southern Denmark (SDU). His work bridges historical analysis with contemporary socio-economic debates, focusing on modern Danish and European history, political and business history, and conceptual historiography.

His research centers on the evolution of capitalism, the welfare state, neoliberalism, and the role of economic regulation and development finance in shaping national and international policies. Key themes include the historical trajectory of Danish economic development, the influence of private foundations, and the ideological shifts from the New International Economic Order to neoliberalism.

The recent publications reflect a strong engagement with Nordic political economy, the historical roots of contemporary capitalism, and the interplay between state, market, and civil society. His work often combines archival research with theoretical analysis, contributing to both academic and public discourse.

• Welfare State
• Neoliberalism
• Economic Regulation
• Development Finance
• Business History
• Conceptual History

Nevers actively participates in public debates through media contributions and public lectures, emphasizing critical perspectives on the power of large foundations and their impact on democratic governance. He is involved in significant research projects such as Capitalism in the Danish Experience and the SDU Maritime Research Platform.

He supervises students and teaches courses including Europa i Verden, Det europæiske projekt, and Historisk Metode, contributing to both undergraduate and graduate education. His public engagement includes frequent talks and media appearances on topics of wealth, welfare, and historical narratives.