Professor emerita Anne Bjørge
- E-post
- Anne.Bjorge@nhh.no
- Telefon
- +47 55 95 93 31
- Institutt
- Fagspråk og interkulturell kommunikasjon
- Kontor
- D239
- Fagområder
- Språk og kommunikasjon English as a lingua franca professional communication intercultural communication language management fagspråkskommunikasjon interkulturell kommunikasjon
BIOGRAPHY
Anne Kari Bjørge is associate professor of English. She has her doctoral degree in English linguistics from the University of Bergen (2001). Her present research interests and recent publications focus on English as a lingua franca (ELF) in international business, and how the choice of corporate language for a multilingual workforce impacts on social and professional identity. Other publications concern how negotiators handle conflict in ELF negotiations discourse, and how their practice relates to relevant theory. Her teaching profile concentrates on cross-cultural and communication issues in various professional and international settings. Anne Kari is active in the CEMS Global management practice network and the CEMS Language subcommittee. Anne Kari received NHH's publication bonus in 2012 for her article in Applied Linguistics on expressing disagreement in ELF negotiations.
She was head of department for the period 2013–2017.
Utvalgte publikasjoner
| Forfatter(e) | Tittel | Utgiver |
|---|---|---|
| Bjørge, Anne Kari; Tomescu Baciu, Sanda; Whittaker, Sunniva | Student perspectives on future careers: What is the role of languages? A Romanian case study. | Studia Universitatis Babeş-Bolyai Philologia Volum 65 (3); side 49 - 64; 2020 |
| Bjørge, Anne Kari; Whittaker, Sunniva | Offshoring language-sensitive services: a case study | Corporate Communications. An International Journal; 2018 |
| Bjørge, Anne Kari; Sandvik, Alexander Madsen; Whittaker, Sunniva | The recontextualisation of values in the multilingual workplace | Corporate Communications. An International Journal Volum 22 (3); side 401 - 416; 2017 |
| Bjørge, Anne Kari | Conflict talk and ELF communities of practice | The Cultural and Intercultural Dimensions of English as a Lingua Franca; side 114 - 133; 2016 |
TEACHING AREAS
English for professional purposes, Intercultural business communication, Cross-cultural management practice