Lars Fredrik Øksendal

E-mail:

lars.fredrik.oksendal@nhh.no

Telephone:

+47 55 959 403

Fax:

+47 55 959 543

Title:

Post Doctorial Research Fellow,
PhD.

Nationality:

Norwegian

Teaching languages:

Norwegian, English

Education:

PhD (economic history), Norwegian School of Economics and Business Administration
Cand.philol. (equivalent to a M.Phil-degree.) in history, Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU), 2001.

Past experience:

Field of interests:

Current projects:

I am currently involved in Norges Bank Bicentenary project 1816-2016. My work in that respect is mostly concerned with the Norwegian gold standard experience and the interwar period.  

Publications:

• “Leaving the Anchor: Monetary Policy in neutral Norway during the First World War” (with Monica Værholm),  The International History Review, 4/2010.
• "Bank Rate Policy in Norway, 1893-1914", Scandinavian Economic History Review, 3/2009
• "Re-examining Norwegian monetary policy in the 1930s" in Olsson, Sven-Olof (ed.) Managing Crises and De-globalisation, Routledge Explorations in Economic History, 2009 pp 66-81.
• "In search of a greater economic entity: The Sterling Area episode of the early 1950s reconsidered", Contemporary European History 4/2008
• "The impact of the Scandinavian Monetary Union on financial market integration", Financial History Review (2/2007).
• "Multilateralism and domestic policy in the early 1950s: explaining the case of Norwegian ambiguity",  Review of international political economy  (14:4 October 2007).
• "The Norwegian debate on the gold standard and monetary integration in the 1870s",  Scandinavian Economic History Review 2/2006.

• "The origins of a paper money economy - the case of Norway", Norges Bank Working paper 2009/25
• "Trondhjem som hovedsete for Norges Bank – noen faktiske og kontrafaktiske betraktninger", Norges Bank Staff Memo 8/2008.
• "Monetary policy under the gold standard - examining the case of Norway, 1893-1914", Norges Bank Working Paper 2008/14.