Associate Professor, Comparative Political Economy, Department of Business and Politics, Copenhagen Business School.

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1 1 Stine Jessen Haakonsson Curriculum Vitae Palnatokesgade 1, 3.tv 1733 Copenhagen V Tel (mobile ) sh.dbp@cbs.dk Marital status: married, 2 children (7 and 9) Day of birth: 19 June Work experience and current employment current Associate Professor, Comparative Political Economy, Department of Business and Politics, Copenhagen Business School. Assistant Professor, Department of Business and Politics, CBS Researcher, CBS Partner in the EU Framework 7 research programme: Impact of Networks, Globalization, and their Interaction with EU Strategies INGINEUS Research Assistant for Professor Grahame Thompson and Professor Lars Bo Kaspersen, International Center for Business and Politics, Copenhagen Business School. Working on the project Globalisation or internationalization of Large Danish Companies Ph.D. Researcher in the research group on Trade & Development at Danish Institute of International Studies and Department of Geography, University of Copenhagen (incl. 2 maternity leaves of 6 months each) Project Researcher, Centre for African Studies, University of Copenhagen. Education 2008 Ph.D. Economic Geography, University of Copenhagen (KU). Supervisors: Professor Niels Fold (KU) and Senior Researcher Stefano Ponte, Danish Institute for International Studies. Ph.D. title: Governance and Upgrading in the Global Value Chain for Pharmaceuticals With Case Studies on Uganda and India MSc Economic Geography, KU. Thesis title: From National Self-Reliance to Global Integration - the Case of the Indian pharmaceutical industry. Supervisor: Niels Fold (KU) MA Global Political Economy, University of Sussex.

2 2 Other professional/ academic activities Member of the CBS Sustainability Business in Society Platform Member of the background and development group for the CBS program: Organization Innovation and Entrepreneurship (headed by Daniel Hjort) CBS representative in the development of a Sino Danish Center for Research and Education in collaboration with Graduate University of Chinese Academy of Science, Beijing Member of Duke University s network for young global value chain researchers Free-lance consultant for DanChurchAid on project on renewable energy and patents (Christian Friis Bach) Supervisor for Anne Thomassons price winning project in Forskerspire Member of the Danish Technology Council think-tank on globalization of knowledge intensive industries: Lille land hvad nu? Co-organizer of Trade Mondays, DIIS seminar series on WTO related topics. Presenter in two of the seminars Coordinator of the conference: Medical Patents: Global, Ethical and Economic Perspectives for Developing Countries. Nord-Syd satsningsområdet, University of Copenhagen Member of the background group for Danish delegation to the World Trade Organization Beach Club, Foreign Ministry. Publications Academic journals Haakonsson, S. (2012) Globalisation of Innovation in the Danish Food Industry: the Exploitation and Exploration of Emerging Markets Journal of Innovation and Development 2(2): Haakonsson, S.J., Jensen, P.Ø. and Mudambi, S. (2012) A Co-Evolutionary Perspective on the Drivers and Dynamics of the International Sourcing of Pharmaceutical R&D Journal of Economic Geography, doi: /jeg/lbs018. Haakonsson, S. J. & Rasmussen, H. E. (2010) Offshoring of knowledge activities as a strategy for sustaining Danish IT industries Transfer. The European Review of Labour and Research 16(2): Haakonsson, S. J. (2009) The Changing Governance Structures of the Global Pharmaceutical Value Chain. Competition & Change 13 (1):

3 3 Haakonsson, S. J. (2009) Learning by Importing in Global Value Chains: Upgrading and South-South Strategies in the Ugandan Pharmaceutical Industry Development Southern Africa 26(3): Haakonsson, S. J. & Richey, L. A. (2007). TRIPs and Public Health: The Doha Declaration and Africa in Development Policy Review, 25 (1): Haakonsson, S. J Piller og Patenter. In Den Ny Verden 34(1): Danish Institute for International Studies. Contributions to edited books, accepted papers Haakonsson, S. (forthcoming). Offshoring of Innovation. Global Innovation Networks in the Danish Bio-tech Industry. Accepted for publishing in Pedersen, T., Jensen, P. Ø., and Møller, M. (eds.) Organizational design perspectives on off-shoring. Springer, Heidelberg. Forthcoming Haakonsson, S.J. and Borrás, S. (forthcoming). Internationalization of the Danish National Innovation System Accepted for publication in Knell, M. (ed.) National Innovation Systems and Global Innovation Networks. Edward Elgar, Cheltenham. Forthcoming Haakonsson, S. J. and Vetterlein, A. (2010) Gode gerninger betaler sig - men er den internationale regulering af virksomheder tilstrækkelig? In Kaspersen, L.B., Lund, J. and Petersen, O.H. Offentlig eller Privat? Historiske og aktuelle udfordringer I politik og økonomi. Jurist- og økonomforb. forlag, Copenhagen. Pp Haakonsson, S. J. and Thompson, G. F. (2010) Myten om de store danske virksomheder i globaliseringen In Kaspersen, L.B., Lund, J. and Petersen, O.H. Offentlig eller Privat? Historiske og aktuelle udfordringer I politik og økonomi. Jurist- og økonomforbundets forlag, Copenhagen. Pp Haakonsson, S. J. (2009) How does Linking up with Global Buyers impact the Prospects for Upgrading in Pharmaceuticals? The case of India in Rugraff, E., Sanchez-Ancochea, D. and Sumner, A. (eds.) Transnational Corporations and Development Policy: Critical Perspectives. Palgrave, Basingstoke. Pp Reports, Conference proceedings and working papers Haakonsson, S. and Hollitsch, J.K The Wind Turbine Industry innovation network linkages between China and Denmark from a global value chain perspective GLOBELICS Haakonsson, S. and Ujjual, V. The Myth about Emerging Market R&D Strategies of MNEs: Location specific drivers and global innovation networks. Paper accepted for the AIB UK & Ireland, Liverpool, March 2012.

4 4 Haakonsson, S. and Ujjual, V A diversified global innovation network the geography of innovation in the case of Novozymes, Paper presented at the Globelics Conference, Buenos Aires. November Haakonsson, S. 2011: "Globalisation of Innovation in Danish agro-food MNEs" pp in INGINEUS EU FP7 Deliverable 5.1: Research Paper on "Understanding strategies of R&D outsourcing by Northern and Southern firms". Work Package 5. Haakonsson, S. 2011: "Agro-food. Case study from a leading Scandinavian ingredient firm" pp in INGINEUS EU FP7 in Deliverable 6.1 Research papers on Fragmentation of GINs and capability building in the automotive, ICT and agro-processing industries. Work package 6. Haakonsson, S "Globalisation of Innovation in Danish agro-food industry" pp in INGINEUS EU FP7 in Deliverable 6.1 Research papers on Fragmentation of GINs and capability building in the automotive, ICT and agro-processing industries. INGINEUS report for Work Package 6. Haakonsson, S "Annex 6: Interim Report country sector report agro- Denmark" pp in INGINEUS EU FP7 in Deliverable 9.2 Report summarising the implications per industry for EU countries and emerging economies. Work package 9. Haakonsson, S.J. and Borrás, S Internationalization of the Danish Innovation System WP 3 Report, INGINEUS Project. Haakonsson, S., Jensen, P. Ø., and Mudambi, S Drivers and Dynamics of the International Sourcing of Pharmaceutical R&D. Academy of International Management conference Rio 2010 and EGOS Lisbon Haakonsson, S. J. and Söderberg, M. (2008). Climate Change and Transfer of Technology: Are Patents Part of the Problem or Part of the Solution?. Dan Church Aid Discussion Paper, June Richey, L. A. & Haakonsson, S. J Access to ARV Treatment: Aid, Trade and Governance in Uganda DIIS Working Paper 2004/19. Haakonsson, S. J Medicin og Patenter. etiske, økonomiske og politiske aspekter for udviklingslandene. Nord/Syd Satsningsområdet, Københavns Universitet. PhD Dissertation Haakonsson, S. J. (2008) Governance and Upgrading in the Global Value Chain for Pharmaceuticals: With Case Studies on Uganda and India Ph.D. Thesis, Trade & Development (DIIS) and Department of Geography (KU).

5 5 Other Borras, S. and Haakonsson, S. J Policy Brief 4: Challenges and barriers of European Firms in GINs, INGINEUS EU FP7 project. Available at: Borras, S. and Haakonsson, S. J Policy Brief 3: Gins: Evidence and Policy Challenges. INGINEUS EU FP 7 project. Available at: Borras, S. and Haakonsson, S.J Policy Brief 2: European firms reasons for taking part in GINs. INGINEUS EU PF7 project. Available at: Borras, S and Haakonsson, S.J Policy Brief 1: Global Innovation Networks, Where is Europe? INGINEUS EU FP7 project. Available at: Borras, S. and Haakonsson, S.J Danmark i globale innovationsnetværk (Denmark in the Global Innovation Networks) Page in CBS Publikation Væksthuset Background material for Globaliseringsrådet, the government advisory board for globalization issues. Haakonsson, S. J. and Borras, S Innovation er rykket fra virksomhederne og ud i netværk. P. 13 in Dansk Erhverv 21 (2009) Haakonsson, S. J. & Vetterlein, A Gode gerninger betaler sig. P. 8 in Dansk Erhverv 18 (2009) Kaspersen, L.B., Thompson, G., and Haakonsson, S. J., Danske virksomheder er langt mindre globaliserede end vi går og tror. Pp in Dansk Erhverv 16 (2009) Research and fieldwork current Member of Copenhagen Biofuel Research Network (COBREN). New initiative with partners from Copenhagen Business School, Danish Institute for International Studies, Danish Technological University, Copenhagen University (Law Department) current China-DK (comparative) projects; two to three visits to China annually: I. The emergence of global innovation networks in the wind industry. Interviews with Danish companies in China, their competitors and collaboration partners. Focus on technology and knowledge flows, forms of collaboration, the impact of policy and governance in the two national settings. Partners: DTU/RISØ, DTU, and Chinese Academy for Science Technology and Development (research unit under Chinese Ministry of Science and Technology). Senior researcher Xinxin and Senior Researcher Dong Yuan. II. Global innovation networks of Danish companies in China and Chinese companies in Denmark. Consequences for home and host economies in this bi-directional process. Focus on upgrading and

6 6 mobilization within different innovation policy regimes (EU/Denmark and China). Chinese partner: Graduate University of Chinese Academy of Science (GUCAS), Associate Professor Lv Ping and Professor Xielin Liu. III. Beyond global value chains. What happens when networks/chains develop beyond mere production to also include flows of knowledge, innovation, standards and norms? Survey is being conducted. Partners: Antje Vetterlein and Maja Lotz (both colleagues at DBP) current From Lean to Learn. This project investigates how Danish companies engage in globalization of innovation and what impact this process has on the home national innovation system in terms of complementary capabilities. Partner: Oxford Research current Organizing Innovation across Borders: Danish MNCs innovation activities in Asia. Partners: Center for Business and Development Studies (CBS), Institute for Development Studies (University of Sussex); Aalborg University (Rasmus Lema) Impact of Networks, Globalization, and their Interaction with EU Strategies INGINEUS. EU FP 7 project on global innovation networks with 11 countries of which 7 in Europe and 4 emerging economies Globalization or Internationalization of large Danish companies. A project on internationalization in large Danish companies months fieldwork in India (Calcutta, New Delhi and Mumbai). Visiting scholarship at Indian Institute of Management (IIM), Calcutta, for my PhD project months fieldwork in Uganda. Affiliation to the Makerere University, Kampala, for my PhD months fieldwork in India for my MA thesis months fieldwork in Ghana. Working on urbanization and migration, slum cities.