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Eirinn Larsen

Professor and Head of Department

Email eirinn.larsen@iakh.uio.no

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Academic interests and background

I am a historian on modern Norway, Scandinavia/Norden, and my publications span feminism and democracy, business, gender and entrepreneurship, the history of emotions and knowledge, theory and methods. I studied at the University of Bergen (UiB) and the European University Institute in Florence, Italy, and worked at Stein Rokkan Centre of Social Research (NORCE), Bergen, Forum for University History, at the University of Oslo (UiO), Norwegian Business School BI, and The Norwegian Ministry of Education and Research, before returning to the UiO in 2017. I am currently serving as Head of Department (2025-28) and have previously represented permanent staff on The Departement Board of IAKH (2021-24). For the period 2024-27, I am also serving as head of board; The Centre for Gender Research (STK) on behalf of the Faculty of Humanities, UiO.

I am leading the research group Democracy, Freedom and Boundaries and was previously among the leaders of the interdisciplinary research project Nordic Branding: The Politics of Exceptionalism (2017 - 2021) financed by the UiO:Nordic. At the moment I participate in the ongoing research project Experiencing American Democracy (ExAm) under the UiO:Democracy.

Courses taught

HIS 4010: Historiske grunnlagsproblemer: Teori og historiografi (Theory and historiography - a compulsory course for new master students of history)

EXFAC03-Hark Examen facultatum for historie, arkeologi og konservering

HIS 4012:Theory in Practice: Classics of History

HIS 4220: Emosjoner i historisk perspektiv (Emotions in a historical perspective)

HIS 1000: Innføring i historiefaget (Introduction to the field of history)

ILN 2100/4100 Digital Humanities

HF-studio

PhD students

Sven Arild Storberget, Oslo MET (Down among the "history cultivators": A narratological, historiographical and professional historical analysis of four Norwegian lecturers as historians, ca. 1905 – 1960).

Mona Holm, UiO and Anno Museum (Dreams about «Nylænde». Transatlantic connections among women’s rights leaders and suffragists in Norway and the USA 1880-1925).

Terjei Johannesen Vågstøl, UiO and Volda University College (Notions of 'gender', 'Norway' and the 'Nordics' in the Norwegian solidarity movement, 1965-1990).

Tags: History, Gender History, History of emotions, History of knowledge, Historiography, Business History, Feminisme

Austveg, Victoria C. & Larsen, Eirinn (2025). The interwar professional women's movement in Scandinavia. In Hemstad, Ruth & Rasmussen, Terje (Ed.), Nordic Transatlantic Crossings : Emigration, Interaction and Democracy 1825–1945. Routledge. ISSN 9781003682110. p. 205–220. doi: 10.4324/9781003682110-16. Full text in Research Archive Show summary
What bolstered the identity of professional women in Scandinavia, particularly regarding their rights and opportunities to work and earn money on equal terms with men? The chapter explores Scandinavian responses to the transatlantic activism spearheaded by the National Federation of Business and Professional Women (NFBPW) from the United States during the interwar years. It examines the organizational and ideological ties of the American-born BPW movement, its successful spread to Norway and Sweden and how, before World War II, it invigorated feminism in Norway and Sweden more than in Denmark.
Larsen, Eirinn & Sandvik, Hilde (2025). Mjølk og jord er kvinnens bord. Det lange perspektivet på kvinnearbeidet i norsk og nordisk landbruk, ca. 1500 - 1950, Genus, arbete och landsbygd. En livsvärld i rörelse 1500-1960. Svenska litteratursällskapet i Finland (SLS). ISSN 9789515836649. p. 123–145. doi: 10.1007/978-3-030-98080-1_13. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn & Karlsen, Heidi (2025). Den digitale vending som mulighet og utfordring. Historisk tidsskrift. ISSN 0018-263X. 104(2), p. 183–189. doi: 10.18261/ht.104.2.7. Full text in Research Archive Show summary
Siden 2022 har Universitetet i Oslo (UiO) gitt historiestudenter og studenter fra andre humanistiske fag tilbud om å lære å ta i bruk digitale forskningsmetoder i arbeidet med tekster. Under merkelappen «digital humaniora» og med litteraturviter Heidi Leclaire-Karlsen som emneansvarlig har til sammen om lag 50 studenter fulgt kurset. Ikke mange, vil du som leser dette, kanskje tenke, og kun en femtedel av disse var historiestudenter. Samtidig hadde ingen av dem, hverken historiestudentene eller de andre, noe særlig problem med å reflektere rundt begrepet «digital humaniora». Men svarene de ga, overrasket likevel oss undervisere, for mens det digitale var noe de hadde mye å si om, viste humaniora seg å være mer ukjent. I tillegg møtte historiestudentene utfordringer når de ble satt til å reflektere over hvilke metoder og epistemologiske tradisjoner historikerne bruker og virker innenfor, og hvordan digital teknologi og maskinlæring skulle kunne bidra med ny kunnskap og nye perspektiver på fortiden. Den digitale vendingen gir oss som fagpersoner i historieopplæringen både nye muligheter og utfordringer. Vi har med en studentgenerasjon å gjøre som er født inn i det digitale og derfor behersker sider ved vår tids teknologi som vi selv ikke alltid gjør. At nåtidens historiestudenter synes det er merkelig å bli presentert for digital historie som noe eget, eller som forgreninger av det som en stund er blitt omtalt som digital humaniora, er derfor kanskje ikke så merkelig. I dag foregår historisk forskning og oppgaveskriving, som studentene er mest opptatt av, med utstrakt bruk av digitale søkemotorer, algoritmer, tekst og arkivressurser på nett, skriveprogrammer og KI. Likevel opplever vi at det i historikerfagmiljøet har vært lite felles diskusjon omkring det digitale skiftet, ikke minst opp mot utdanningsoppdraget vårt. Hvordan utdanner vi dagens og morgendagens historiestudenter når vilkårene for kunnskapsproduksjon har endret seg så radikalt? Denne artikkelen er et forsøk på å innlede til debatt og kunnskapsdeling om det digitale skiftet i historiefaget på norsk ved å dele våre erfaringer fra det ovennevnte kurset i digital humaniora og den øvrige teori- og metodeundervisningen for historiestudenter ved UiO
Larsen, Eirinn & Austveg, Victoria Ciobanu (2025). Norske yrkeskvinner etter amerikansk modell. In Sandvik, Hilde (Eds.), Demokratiet i Amerika - skrekkeksempel eller ideal. Norske oppfatninger av USA gjennom 200 år.. Cappelen Damm Akademisk. ISSN 9788202868505. p. 229–263. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2024). Standsorganisering i klassesamfunnet. Arbeiderhistorie. ISSN 0801-7778. 38(1), p. 7–27. doi: 10.18261/arbeiderhistorie.38.1.2. Full text in Research Archive Show summary
Artikkelen diskuterer organiseringen av den kvinnelige handelsstanden i Norge med utgangspunkt i opprettelsen av Kristiania/Oslo kvinnelige handelsstandsforening (KKHF/OHKF) i 1890 frem til åpningen av foreningens eldrehjem i 1936. Foreningen skulle danne modell for liknende organisasjoner i andre norske byer ut fra handelsstandens eksplisitte tokjønnskultur, men langt mer tvetydige tradisjon for organisering av arbeid. For der hovedstadens ordinære handelsstandsforening primært var for mannlige grosserere, magasineiere og større forretningsmenn, samlet KKHF både forretningseiere og ansatte i butikk og på kontor. Det gjorde de kvinnelige handelsstandsforeningene til standsorganisasjoner i et fremvoksende klassesamfunn mer enn til ordinære fagforeninger bygget på klassesolidaritet. I disse fulgte aktivitet og lojalitet småborgerskapets sosiale heterogenitet fremfor hovedskillet i det kapitalistiske samfunn. Den organiserte kvinnelige handelsstanden søkte samtidig inspirasjon fra sin egen samtids kvinneemansipasjon. Målet var å skape et sosialt tilholdssted for kvinner i et forretningsmiljø hvor over- og underordningen mellom menn og kvinner både var norm, sosialt lim og skjebne. Menn var i tråd med denne tenkningen overordnet kvinner rettslig, økonomisk og sosialt, men likevel forpliktet til å bistå standsmedlemmer i bunnsjiktet. Denne standspaternalismen kunne også ha et kvinnelig suffiks viser historien til KKHF/OHKF.
Larsen, Eirinn (2024). Earning the Vote with Honour: Suffrage, Economic Independence, and Gender in Norway, ca. 1814-1919, Suffrage, Capital, and Gender. Conditional Citizenship in Historical Perspective. Palgrave Macmillan. ISSN 9783031698644. p. 35–57. doi: 10.1007/978-3-031-69864-4. Full text in Research Archive
Skjelsbæk, Inger; Larsen, Eirinn; Moss, Sigrun Marie & Tryggestad, Torunn Lise (2023). "Dempet statsfeminist? Nasjonale tradisjoner og globale utviklingstrekk i Søreides periode som utenriksminister". Internasjonal Politikk. ISSN 0020-577X. 81(1), p. 26–37. doi: 10.23865/intpol.v81.4142. Full text in Research Archive Show summary
Utnevnelsen av Ine Eriksen Søreide i 2017 var et historisk første: Norges første kvinnelige utenriksminister. For merkevaren Norge var dette viktig: Det viste likestilling i praksis, ikke bare som gode intensjoner. I norsk utenrikspolitikk har fredsengasjementet derimot hatt forrang. Det kom også fram under sikkerhets-rådskampanjen i 2018 ledet av Søreide, som ellers i hennes periode som norsk utenriksminister. Faktisk kom høyrepolitikeren i liten grad til å avvike fra en vel-kjent linje i utenrikspolitikken ved å fremstå som en forsiktig statsfeminist. I tråd med denne linjen er Norge likestillingslandet når det tjener landets omdømme og internasjonale betydning, ellers er Norge fredsnasjonen først og fremst.
Larsen, Eirinn; Manns, Ulla & Östman, Ann-Catrin (2022). Gender-equality pioneering, or how there Nordic states celebrated 100 years of women´s suffrage. Scandinavian Journal of History. ISSN 0346-8755. 47(5), p. 624–647. doi: 10.1080/03468755.2021.2023035. Full text in Research Archive Show summary
The Nordic countries do not just identify strongly with gender equality: they also increasingly mobilize their pasts, as well as more contemporary notions held at the international level wherein the Nordics are seen as exceptionally gender equal, to highlight and brand themselves in the present as global pioneers of women’s rights. In this article, using nation-branding as an overarching perspective, we examine how this eagerness among the Nordics to be perceived as front-runners of gender rights affected the memory politics at play during the national commemoration of 100 years of women’s suffrage in Finland (2006–2007), Norway (2013) and Sweden (2018–2022). In addition, we ask what national narratives the respective jubilee celebrations helped to facilitate – and whether those narratives correspond with the images that function as the primary brands of Finland, Norway and Sweden today.
Larsen, Eirinn; Arnberg, Klara & Östman, Ann-Catrin (2022). Gender and economic history in the Nordic countries. Scandinavian Economic History Review. ISSN 0358-5522. 70(2), p. 113–122. doi: 10.1080/03585522.2022.2078403. Full text in Research Archive Show summary
Gender has long been an important category of historical analysis, nurtured by different and sometimes competing paradigms of research. In the 1970s, the study of gender was closely linked to the expansion of women’s history. Inspired by feminist and Marxist theories, this approach greatly contributed to the development of new insights on economic life, work, and remuneration in relation to women’s own experiences. Post-structural theories became more important after Joan W. Scott’s seminal article ‘Gender: A Useful Category of Historical Research’ (1986). This approach considered gender as the way in which humans create knowledge about the world they inhibit, rather than something they are. The importance of research on economic history from a gender perspective has increased significantly since the late 1980s – and perhaps especially so in the Nordic countries? At least, this is a timely question to ask 30 more years after Scott wrote her article and partly transformed the practices of gender research in history. The inspiration for this special issue came from a seminar held at Stockholm University, Sweden, in the beginning of 2019, when a group of researchers in various stages of their career gathered to discuss the status of gender and intersectionality within economic history. Some of us were critical of how economic history was sometimes defined in a way that excluded the type of gender research we were engaged in. The idea of suggesting a special issue in SEHR was raised to highlight gender as an essential analytical category for economic history (and thus challenge narrower definitions), and to better understand the status of gender in the broader Nordic setting and beyond. Fortunately, the editors-in-chief of the journal were positive about the idea. An open call for a special issue on gender and economic history broadly defined, was announced in the spring of 2020. We received nine papers for peer review, five of them are included in the issue, spanning topics such women and entrepreneurship in Iceland, migrant mothers and workers in Sweden, the decision-making roles of women in Finnish household economy, and Danish public wage hierarchies. What this selection of articles, their topics, and theoretical orientation can tell us about the current status of gender scholarship in general or in Nordic economic history in particular, is however uncertain. Trying to answer this question also extends the scope of the special issue. What is still evident, is the absence of Norwegian author(s). This indicates that the efforts and traditions of including gender as a category of economic historical analysis do vary across the Nordic region as much as overtime. What was in fashion in the 1980s, are not anymore, or the opposite. The impulses of gender research within the field of economic history, changes as much as the institutional conditions for economic history research do. The introduction to this special issue is organised as follows. As a point of departure, we discuss the importance of gender perspectives in economic history by tracing it in articles published in economic history journals. Thereafter, we offer a short historiography of Nordic gender economic history before the articles of the special issue are presented and discussed.
Angell, Svein Ivar & Larsen, Eirinn (2022). Introduction: Reimagining the Nordic pasts. Scandinavian Journal of History. ISSN 0346-8755. 47(5), p. 589–599. doi: 10.1080/03468755.2022.2051599. Full text in Research Archive Show summary
This is an introduction for a special issue “History and Nation-Branding in the Nordic Region”. All articles are published and/or finalized.
Larsen, Eirinn (2021). 'The gender-progressive Nordics': A matter of history. In Larsen, Eirinn; Moss, Sigrun Marie & Skjelsbæk, Inger (Ed.), Gender Equality and Nation Branding in the Nordic Region. Routledge. ISSN 9780367861353. p. 13–38. doi: 10.4324/9781003017134-1. Full text in Research Archive Show summary
In this chapter, the author investigates the gender progressiveness of the Nordic countries both as a contemporary historical imagining of the Nordic nations and as a foreign image first made when women's demands for political rights intensified at the turn of the nineteenth century. For the emerging discourse on the gender-progressive Nordics, this strategic and generational shift within the organized international feminist movement would prove decisive. Within the international suffrage movement, the Finnish victory, as it was presented, would also change the discourse on the Nordics in ways that would have an impact well beyond the movement itself. Newspapers were increasingly interested in covering the well-off and sometimes quite eccentric suffragettes and their fight for political enfranchisement. As the American suffragist movement turned international in the early 1900s, a new arena had opened for Nordic feminists seeking to promote the cause of the female vote to their governments.
Larsen, Eirinn; Moss, Sigrun Marie & Skjelsbæk, Inger (2021). Introduction. In Larsen, Eirinn; Moss, Sigrun Marie & Skjelsbæk, Inger (Ed.), Gender Equality and Nation Branding in the Nordic Region. Routledge. ISSN 9780367861353. p. 1–12. doi: 10.4324/9781003017134. Full text in Research Archive Show summary
This book explores how gender equality, a central part of the Nordic imaginary, is used in the political communication of Nordic states. The analyses presented move beyond conventional images and discourses of Nordic gender- and women-friendliness by critically investigating how and to what extent gender equality serves nation-branding in the Nordic region. Nation-branding is an unescapable part of globalisation, which is a market-oriented process dominated by the West and predicated on the creation of winners and losers. Hence, efforts to strengthen the national brand or reputation of specific Nordic countries with the aid of gender equality as a political and symbolic value inevitably help to reinforce already established global hierarchies where the Nordics play the role of moral superpower. This book comprises scholars from various fields of specialisation, and provides evidence and understanding for the growing interaction between gender-equality policies and nation-branding in all five Nordic countries. It does so by exploring a variety of policy fields and issues including women’s rights, foreign policy, rape and legislation, female quotas and business policies, in addition to the index industry. The rise of the global indexes has reproduced forceful images of the Nordic countries as frontrunners of gender equality, which indeed help the Nordic countries to further position themselves as ‘best at being good’. This book will be of great interest to students and scholars of Nordic gender equality in political science, sociology, law, criminology, political psychology and history, as well as those interested in nation branding, Nordic studies and exceptionalism.
Larsen, Eirinn (2020). State feminism revisited as knowledge history. The case of Norway. In Östling, Johan; Olsen, Niklas & Heidenblad, David Larsson (Ed.), Histories of Knowledge in Postwar Scandinavia. Actors, Arenas, and Aspirations. Routledge. ISSN 9780367894559. p. 153–170. doi: 10.4324/9781003019275. Full text in Research Archive Show summary
This chapter revisits state feminism by exploring its various origins and places of knowledge. It also leans on Philipp Sarasin’s argument that “knowledge is evolving, changing, ‘realizing’ through circulation between different social spheres”. The chapter also shows that academic institutions normally play a vital role. The Scandinavian gender debate continued in the 1960s, but with more emphasis on women’s liberation. Swedish Eva Moberg published a book of her own, simply titled Women and People, which once again illustrated the ideological source of modern feminism. In 1975, a female student at the University of Oslo said that a feminist conviction was seldom the reason why students like her decided to study theology. Simultaneously, she said, there “was no reason that it [i.e., the study of theology] cannot transform into feminism over time. During the 1970s, the composition of the boards of the Norwegian research councils changed more to the advantage of female scientists.
Brandt, Thomas; Ingulstad, Mats; Larsen, Eirinn; Mangset, Marte & Schwach, Vera (2019). Kapittel 1, Avhengig av forskning - De norske forskningsrådenes historie. Fagbokforlaget. ISSN 9788245021325. p. 19–42. Full text in Research Archive
Brandt, Thomas; Ingulstad, Mats; Larsen, Eirinn; Mangset, Marte & Schwach, Vera (2019). En paradoksal historie - konkluderende merknader, Avhengig av forskning - De norske forskningsrådenes historie. Fagbokforlaget. ISSN 9788245021325. p. 595–608. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2019). Handelsjøden som emosjonelt uttrykk. In Eriksen, Christoffer Conrad (Eds.), Den unge Marx: Rett, samfunn og vitenskapsteori. Cappelen Damm Akademisk. ISSN 9788202588076. p. 111–145. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2019). Internasjonal forskningspolitikk i norsk støpning, Avhengig av forskning - De norske forskningsrådenes historie. Fagbokforlaget. ISSN 9788245021325. p. 145–168. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2019). Rådsorganisering til grunnforskningens nytte, Avhengig av forskning - De norske forskningsrådenes historie. Fagbokforlaget. ISSN 9788245021325. p. 83–110. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2019). Fra styringsoptimisme til sektorisering, Avhengig av forskning - De norske forskningsrådenes historie. Fagbokforlaget. ISSN 9788245021325. p. 169–193. doi: 10.7146/sl.v0i59.104730. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2019). Sekretariat for norsk statsfeminisme, Avhengig av forskning - De norske forskningsrådenes historie. Fagbokforlaget. ISSN 9788245021325. p. 263–290. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2018). In the shadow of gender equality. In Myhre, Jan Eivind & Helsvig, Kim Gunnar (Ed.), Making a modern university. The University of Oslo 1811-2018. Scandinavian Academic Press. ISSN 9788230402122. p. 181–224. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2017). Gjensynet med Kaartvedts kontrafaktiske poeng. Fortid. ISSN 1504-1913. 14(3), p. 14–24. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn & Kieding, Vibeke (2016). Mixed feelings: Women, Jews, and business around 1900. Scandinavian Journal of History. ISSN 0346-8755. 41(3), p. 350–368. doi: 10.1080/03468755.2016.1179826. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2015). From Economic to Political Citizenship: The Female Vote Revisited, Myndighet og medborgerskap: Festskrift til Gro Hagemann på 70-årsdagen 3. september 2015. Novus Forlag. ISSN 9788270998197. p. 71–84. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2014). Kjønn og næringslivshistorie. In Ekberg, Espen; Lønnborg, Mikael & Myrvang, Christine (Ed.), Næringsliv og historie. Pax Forlag. ISSN 9788253036984. p. 268–297. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2014). Forretningskvinnene inntar næringslivet (1870-1900). In Dørum, Knut (Eds.), Politikk, profesjon og vekkelse. Kvinner i Norge på 1800- og 1900-tallet. Fagbokforlaget. ISSN 9788245017038. p. 139–161. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2013). Kvinne- og kjønnshistoriens fortellinger. In Heiret, Jan; Ryymin, Teemu & Skålevåg, Svein Atle (Ed.), Fortalt fortid. Norsk historieskriving etter 1970. Pax Forlag. ISSN 9788253035994. p. 148–175. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2013). Likestillingslandets skygge. Utenlandske studenter og universitetets (dis)integrerende rolle i Norge. Tidsskrift for kjønnsforskning. ISSN 0809-6341. 37(1), p. 3–25. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn & Øksendal, Lars Fredrik M. (2013). De glemte kvinnevalgene. Historisk tidsskrift. ISSN 0018-263X. 92(4), p. 563–590. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2012). Selvgjorte kvinner : kjønn, entreprenørskap og næringsliv rundt 1900. Heimen - Lokal og regional historie. ISSN 0017-9841. 49(2), p. 127-144, 215-216 : i–127-144, 215-216 : i. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2011). The masculine foundation of business education: France and Norway in comparison (1870s-1940s). Entreprises et Histoire. ISSN 1161-2770. 65(4), p. 24–42. doi: 10.3917/eh.065.0024. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn & Myrvang, Christine (2011). Oppdragshistorien til debatt. Historisk tidsskrift. ISSN 0018-263X. 90(3), p. 415–417. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2011). Jubileumshistorie nedenfra - UiO og nye studentgrupper, Universitetet i Oslo: Samtidshistoriske perspektiver. Unipub forlag. ISSN 9788274775459. p. 17–102. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2010). Husmorens foranderlighet. Tidsskrift for kjønnsforskning. ISSN 0809-6341. 34(4), p. 267–273. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2010). Historiens kjønn og generasjoner. Fortid. ISSN 1504-1913. p. 31–37. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2009). Folkesykehuset - En sykehuspolitisk tradisjon i velferdsstaten. Nytt Norsk Tidsskrift (NNT). ISSN 0800-336X. p. 379–394. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2006). Kjønnskonservatismens reproduksjon. Nytt Norsk Tidsskrift (NNT). ISSN 0800-336X. 23(3), p. 200–14. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2003). Kjønn i norsk 'eliteutdanning' - i lys av franks élitisme, Christensen, Espeli, Larsen og Sogner (red): Kapitalistisk Demokrati? – Norsk næringslivshistorie gjennom 100 år. Gyldendal Norsk Forlag A/S. p. 149–186. Full text in Research Archive
Amdam, Rolv Petter; Kvålshaugen, Ragnhild & Larsen, Eirinn (2003). The Power of Content revisited, Rolv Petter Amdam, Ragnhild Kvålshaugen and Eirinn Larsen (eds.): Inside the Business Schools: The Content of European Business Education. Abstrakt forlag. Full text in Research Archive
Kvålshaugen, Ragnhild; Vabø, Agnete & Larsen, Eirinn (2003). National Heterogeneity in Standardised Programmes of Business Education, Inside the business schools: The content of European business education. Abstrakt, Copenhagen Business School Press, Liber. p. 110–130. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2003). Cultures of Content: A Comparison of French and Norwegian Business Schools, Amdam, Kvålshaugen, Larsen (eds.): Inside the Business Schools. Abstrakt/Liber/Copenhagen Business School Press. p. 155–177. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (1999). Fra likestilling til mangfold. To tiår med kvinner og ledelse i bedriften. Nytt Norsk Tidsskrift (NNT). ISSN 0800-336X. p. 114–125. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (1997). The American introduction of "maternalism" as a historical concept. NORA - Nordic Journal of Feminist and Gender Research. ISSN 0803-8740. 1(5), p. 14–25. Full text in Research Archive

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Larsen, Eirinn (2025). Genus, arbete och landsbygd. En livsvärld i rörelse 1500-1960. Svenska litteratursällskapet i Finland (SLS). ISBN 9789515836649. 378 p. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2024). Suffrage, Capital, and Gender. Conditional Citizenship in Historical Perspective. Palgrave Macmillan. ISBN 9783031698644. 23 p. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn; Moss, Sigrun Marie & Skjelsbæk, Inger (2021). Gender Equality and Nation Branding in the Nordic Region. Routledge. ISBN 9780367861353. 233 p. doi: 10.4324/9781003017134. Full text in Research Archive Show summary
This book explores how gender equality, a central part of the Nordic imaginary, is used in the political communication of Nordic states. The analyses presented move beyond conventional images and discourses of Nordic gender- and women-friendliness by critically investigating how and to what extent gender equality serves nation-branding in the Nordic region. Nation-branding is an unescapable part of globalisation, which is a market-oriented process dominated by the West and predicated on the creation of winners and losers. Hence, efforts to strengthen the national brand or reputation of specific Nordic countries with the aid of gender equality as a political and symbolic value inevitably help to reinforce already established global hierarchies where the Nordics play the role of moral superpower. This book comprises scholars from various fields of specialisation, and provides evidence and understanding for the growing interaction between gender-equality policies and nation-branding in all five Nordic countries. It does so by exploring a variety of policy fields and issues including women’s rights, foreign policy, rape and legislation, female quotas and business policies, in addition to the index industry. The rise of the global indexes has reproduced forceful images of the Nordic countries as frontrunners of gender equality, which indeed help the Nordic countries to further position themselves as ‘best at being good’. This book will be of great interest to students and scholars of Nordic gender equality in political science, sociology, law, criminology, political psychology and history, as well as those interested in nation branding, Nordic studies and exceptionalism.
Skjelsbæk, Inger; Larsen, Eirinn & Moss, Sigrun Marie (2021). Gender Equality and Nation Branding in the Nordic Region. Routledge. ISBN 9780367861353. 232 p. doi: 10.4324/9781003017134. Full text in Research Archive
Brandt, Thomas; Ingulstad, Mats; Mangset, Marte; Larsen, Eirinn & Schwach, Vera (2019). Avhengig av forskning - De norske forskningsrådenes historie. Fagbokforlaget. ISBN 9788245021325. 688 p. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn; Owesen, Ingeborg Winderen & Danielsen, Hilde (2015). Norsk likestillingshistorie, 1814-2013. Fagbokforlaget. ISBN 9788245019261. 240 p. Full text in Research Archive
Danielsen, Hilde; Larsen, Eirinn & Owesen, Ingeborg Winderen (2013). Norsk likestillingshistorie 1814 - 2013. Fagbokforlaget. ISBN 9788245014525. 408 p. Full text in Research Archive
Anker, Peder; Gulbrandsen, Magnus; Larsen, Eirinn; Løvhaug, Johannes Waage; Tranøy, Bent Sofus & Collett, John Peter [Show all 9 contributors for this article] (2011). Universitetet i Oslo: Samtidshistoriske perspektiver. Unipub forlag. ISBN 9788274775459. 568 p. Full text in Research Archive
Christensen, Sverre; Espeli, Harald; Larsen, Eirinn & Sogner, Knut (2003). Kapitalistisk demokrati? Gyldendal Akademisk. Full text in Research Archive
Amdam, Rolv Petter; Kvålshaugen, Ragnhild & Larsen, Eirinn (2003). Inside the Business Schools: The Content of European Business Education. Abstrakt forlag. Full text in Research Archive

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Larsen, Eirinn (2025). Politikk: Denne kvinne jobbet for likelønn for nesten 100 år siden. [Internet]. abc nyheter. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2025). Denne kvinne jobbet for likelønn for nesten 100 års dien. [Internet]. Forskning.no. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2025). On Marius Høiby and the Norwegian Royal Family. [Radio]. ARD Germany . Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2025). Anna Rogstad: Skolepionér, stemmerettsforkjemper og stortingskvinne. [Journal]. Kjønnsforskning.no. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2024). Da vi var best. 30 år siden OL på Lillehammer. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2024). Republikken Norge? [Internet]. Faktisk . Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2024). A 'haven of gender equality', or clever marketing? A historical perspective on women's rights in Norway. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2024). Kommentar til Henrik G. Bastiansen: Når fortiden blir digital. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2024). Hva skal vi med historie? Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2024). Norsk og nordisk likestillingshistorie. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn; Moratti, Sofia & Besnier, Elodie Anne Suzanne (2024). GenderHub Lecture Series – A haven of gender equality or clever marketing? A history perspective on women’s rights. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2023). Søreide unngikk f-ordet da hun var utenriksminister. [Internet]. Kilden. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2022). Stemmerettens historie i Norge. [Radio]. EKKO NRK P2. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2022). Verdensmestre i likestilling. 30 röster om Norden Magma 2022. p. 223–233. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2022). Første kvinne med fast plass på Tinget. [Internet]. vi.no. Full text in Research Archive
Strang, Johan Emil; Roalkvam, Sidsel; Neumann, Iver Brynild & Larsen, Eirinn (2021). Nordic cooperation, identities and branding. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2021). Likestilte Norden? [Internet]. Arendalsuka "Nordens telt" / Nordisk Råd . Full text in Research Archive Show summary
Vi høyrer ofte at dei nordiske landa er blant dei mest likestilte i verda. Lik lønn for likt arbeid er ein lovfestet rett, det same er betalt foreldrepermisjon. Få, om nokon, har det så bra som oss. Men kan det vere at vi ikkje er fullt så likestilte som vi likar å tru? Korleis tener Norden på eit likestilt rykte, og kva konsekvensar har det for samfunna våre? Likestillinga er ikkje spikra i stein, den er ikkje lik for alle. For korleis kan det ha seg at #metoo slo ned så ulikt i Norden? Og kvifor er det sånn at den nordiske arbeidsmarknaden er prega av kjønnssegregering – der folk i typiske «kvinneyrker» framleis tener dårlegare enn menn? UiO:Norden er ei verdsleiande, tverrfagleg forskingssatsing på Norden og dei nordiske landa i ein internasjonal kontekst. Under Arendalsuka inviterer vi til samtale om nordisk likestilling mellom Inger Skjelsbæk, Eirinn Larsen og Tore Rem. Medvirkende Tore Rem, Direktør, UiO:Norden, Universitetet i Oslo (UiO) Eirinn Larsen, professor, Institutt for arkeologi, konservering og historie, UiO Malcolm Langford, professor, Institutt for offentlig rett, UiO
Larsen, Eirinn (2021). Den nordiske modellen. Festafen Litteraturfestivalen. [Journal]. Litteraturfestivalen Lillehammer 2021. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2021). Uncovering Gender and Branding the Nordics. [Internet]. Nordics Info Podcast. Full text in Research Archive Show summary
The Nordic countries are usually seen as much more gender-equal than just about anywhere else in the world. In this podcast, Eirinn Larsen business and gender historian and editor of Gender Equality and Nation Branding in the Nordic Region explains how gender is used as a tool for branding the Nordics. She also talks with Nicola Witcombe, editor of nordics.info, about: Women’s role in business from around 1900 to today. Why we should question our love of ‘quick fix’ global indexes which often place the Nordics at the top. The fact that there are usually other reasons for gender-positive action that have nothing to do with equality. This is the ninth virtual visit around the Nordic countries in the podcast series ’The Nordics Uncovered: Critical Voices from the Region’. Eirinn is Professor in History at the Department of Archaeology, Conservation and History at the University of Oslo and project leader of Nordic Branding: The Politics of Exceptionalism. She spoke with Nicola over Zoom in May 2021.
Larsen, Eirinn (2021). Generasjon Korona. [TV]. Urix. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2021). Konstruksjonen av Norden: Verdensmestre i likestilling. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2020). Mange stemmer uten stemmerett. [Radio]. Norgeshistorie på P2 - som program og podcast. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2020). Ekko - norsken, svensken og dansken. [Radio]. Ekko NRK P2 fra kl. 09.00 til 10.30. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2020). Stemmerett i podcastserien: Medienes stemme og maktens sensur. [Internet]. Norgeshistorie.no Podcast. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2020). Vellykket jubileumsfortelling. Arbetarhistoria. ISSN 0281-7446. 173-74(1-2), p. 103–113. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2020). Holocaust-bok splitter det jødiske miljøet i Norge. [Journal]. Dagen . Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2020). Vi historikere har sviktet. [Journal]. Klassekampen . Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2020). Kommentar ved lansering av 3-utgaven av Med kjønnsperspektiv på norsk historie. Full text in Research Archive
Svendsen, Åsmund; Teige, Elisabeth; Slottemo, Hilde Gunn; Larsen, Eirinn; Dørum, Knut & Vogt, Carl Emil [Show all 9 contributors for this article] (2020). Stengte arkiver i sommer! Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn & Langford, Malcolm (2019). Klimastreikende ungdom behandles som de første kvinnesaksforkjemperne. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2019). Skuespiller: - Dronning Elisabeth er den ultimate feminist. [Internet]. https://www.abcnyheter.no/. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2019). P1 morgen fra NRK innlandet. [Radio]. NRK P1. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2019). Women's historical contributions are still ignored. [Internet]. genderresearch.no. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2019). Leidulf Melve og Teemu Ryymin (red.) Historikerens arbeidsmåter. Historisk tidsskrift. ISSN 0018-263X. p. 281–285. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2019). Hør at på 1800-tallet måtte norske kvinner bli enker før de fikk styre økonomien. [Radio]. NRK P1 Innlandet. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2019). Kvinnestemmeretten: Norge ble modell. [Journal]. Forskningsmagasinet Apollon . Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2019). Hvordan har de økonomiske rettighetene vært for norske kvinner? [Radio]. NRK P1 Innlandet. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2019). Kvinners historiske bidrag blir fortsatt glemt. [Internet]. kjønnsforskning.no. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2019). Stor oppmerksomhet i verden: Merkevaren Norden. [Journal]. Forskningsmagasinet Appollon . Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2019). Why so few female faculty in history? Full text in Research Archive
Hemstad, Ruth; Larsen, Eirinn & Hommerstad, Marthe (2018). Framtidens historie. Full text in Research Archive
Hemstad, Ruth; Larsen, Eirinn & Hommerstad, Marthe (2018). Framtidens historie. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2018). Arven etter 68-generasjonen. [Radio]. Ekko NRK P2. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2018). Menn ingen adgang. [Journal]. D2 Dagens næringsliv. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2018). #me too - en revolusjon? [Radio]. Verdibørsen NRK P2. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2018). EKKO. [Radio]. NRK P2. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2018). Kvinnedagens historie. [Radio]. Studio 2 NRK p2. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2017). Kvinner fikk stemme, men ikke bestemme. [Internet]. kjonnsforskning.no. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2017). De ulikestilte andre. [Internet]. kjonnsforskning.no. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2017). "Sykepleiersken skal være ren og pen og appetittlig". [Internet]. NRK Hordaland. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2017). Hvem tror du at du er? Lise Fjeldstad. [TV]. NRK 1. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2017). Studio 2. [Radio]. NRK P2. Full text in Research Archive
Danielsen, Hilde & Larsen, Eirinn (2017). Norway as a Gender Super-power. Norway and the Branding of Moral Authority. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2017). Feministene. [Journal]. Magasinet Dagbladet. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2017). Viktigheten av internasjonal mobilitet - eller (den lange) veien til fast stilling. Full text in Research Archive
Langford, Malcolm; Schaffer, Johan Karlsson; Larsen, Eirinn & Pouillard, Veronique (2017). Da fortet åpnet porten. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2017). From Economic to Political Citizenship - and Back. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2017). Utelatt, men ikke uten muligheter. Tidsskrift for kjønnsforskning. ISSN 0809-6341. 41(3), p. 211–214. doi: 10.18261/issn.1891-1781-2017-03-05. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2017). Selvgjorte kvinner. Gruppebiografi som næringslivshistorisk prosjekt og sjanger. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2017). Women in Business - Chair of EBHA session. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2017). Norway as a Gender Super-power. Norway and the Branding of Moral Authority. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2017). The gender - unequal others. [Internet]. Swedish Secretariat for Gender Research. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2017). Den ojämställda andra. [Internet]. Nationella sekretariat för genusforskning. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2016). Grip damen! [Journal]. D2 Dagens Næringslivs bilag fredag. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2016). Smale folk og brede folk: Et brukerperspektiv på gjenstandsforvaltningen. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2016). Disse viktige oppfinnelsene kan vi takke kvinner for. [Internet]. TV 2. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2016). Women´s Right to Vote and International Branding by New States: 1900-1913. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2015). Writing men's history: from method to missionaries. Gender & History. ISSN 0953-5233. 27(1), p. 232–238. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2015). 'Vi er ferdige med å gå på skolen, nå er det du som skal lære', sa vi til datteren vår. [Journal]. Aftenposten (og i Aftenposten Oppvekst nr. 2). Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2015). Sheconomy (sendt i reprise fra 20. november 2014). [Radio]. NRK P2. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2015). Hvem tror du at du er? [TV]. NRK 2. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2015). Hvem tror du at du er? [TV]. NRK1. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2015). Celebrating the Female Vote in Norway. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2015). Beskjedne entreprenører? Forretningskvinner i Kristiania rundt 1900. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2015). NAVF - Forskernes forskningsråd? Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2015). Kvinnevalgene før 1913. Norgeshistorien på nett. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2015). Næringsfrihet som likestilling. Norgeshistorien på nett. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2015). Forretningskvinnene inntar næringslivet. Norgeshistorien på nett. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2015). Et stykke forskningsrådshistorie. Bulletine. ISSN 1503-5247. p. 14-15–14-15. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2014). Næringsfrihet som likestilling: HIFO-Skole. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2014). Ekko: Sheconomy. [Radio]. NRK P2 . Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2014). Næringsliv og historie: Kjønn og næringslivshistorie. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2014). Forretningskvinnene inntar næringslivet. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2014). Freedom of Enterprise as Gender Equality: The Legacy of 1814. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2014). Kvinnestemmerett og kvinnesak. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2014). Gender equalty as a Nordic marketing scheme. [Internet]. NIKK . Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2014). Typisk nordisk å være likestilt? 100 år etter stemmeretten. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2014). Eidsvoll 1814. Med foredrag (20 minutter) Næringsfrihet som likestilling. [TV]. NRK 2. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2014). A Socal History of Twentieth-Century Europe. Scandinavian Journal of History. ISSN 0346-8755. 39(4), p. 535–538. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2014). De glemte gründerne. [Journal]. Klassekampen. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2014). Den uutforskede næringslivsmannen. [Internet]. Kilden. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2014). Forretningskvinner er ikke interessant nok for historieskriverne. [Internet]. forskning.no. Full text in Research Archive
Danielsen, Hilde; Larsen, Eirinn & Owesen, Ingeborg Winderen (2013). et jubileum for framtida. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2013). "Historien om likestillngslandet". [Internet]. Kilden. Informasjonssenter for norsk kjønnsforskning. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2013). "From Economic to Political Citizenship: The History of the Female Vote in Norway". Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2013). "Avgjorde valget før 1913". [Journal]. Bergensavisen. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2013). "Likestillingsmisjonærene". [Journal]. Fokus, Forum for kvinner og utviklingsspørsmål, nr. 3 2013. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2013). "The history of Norwegian equality" original. [Internet]. Kilden. Informasjonssenter for norsk kjønnsforskning. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2013). "The history of Norwegian equality". [Internet]. Altpha Galileo. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2013). "En särskilt tolerant och icke-rasistisk nation". [Journal]. Bang. Feministisk kulturtidskrift. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2013). "Tidlig, men ikke først". [Journal]. Bergens Tidende. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2013). "Norsk likestillingshistorie, 1814-2013". Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2013). Norsk likestillngshistorie, 1814-2013 - lanseringsforedrag I. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2013). "Kvinnerettens historie". Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2013). Kvinnestemmeretten i Norge. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2013). "Fortroppen". [Journal]. Universitas. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2013). "Norsk likestillingshistorie, 1814-2013, lanseringsforedrag del II". Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2013). "Kvinnestemmeretten - ikke bare kvinnesak". Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2013). "Myndighet og medborgerskap - kommentarer". Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2013). Store menn og (svært) få kvinner? Gatenavn, minnekultur og makt. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2013). Fjerner viktig historie. p. 12–13. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn; Owesen, Ingeborg Winderen & Danielsen, Hilde (2013). Norsk likestillingshistorie, 1814-2013. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2013). Kulturnytt. [Radio]. NRK . Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2012). "Handelskvinnenes plass i likestillingshistorien". Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2012). "Handelsstandskvinnene og likestillingshistorien". Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2012). "100 år siden kvinner fikk allmenn stemmerett". [Journal]. Dagen. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2012). "Kvinnelige professorer i 100 år! [Journal]. Apollon. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2011). "From lofty ideals to public cash machines: The changing perceptions of foreign students in the Nordic countires and the odd case of Norway". Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2011). "Kristiania kvinnelige handelsstand: fra støvete museumsarkiv til tellekantrelevant forskning". Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2011). "Ekspertar uten løn". [Journal]. Forskerforum. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2011). "Oppdragshistorie med kjønn i". Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2011). "Jubileumshistorie sett nedenfra". Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2011). "Noruega lija su techo de cristal". [Journal]. El Pais. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2011). "Familien som ressurs og argument: Kristiania kvinnelige handelsstand rundt 1900". Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2011). UiO - 200 år etter. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn & Skålevåg, Svein Atle (2011). Historiker av en annen verden. [Journal]. Historikeren. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2011). The Masculine Foundation of Business Education; or how to bridge the gap between business history and gender history. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2011). Politikk, poetikk og fortelling: et historiografisk blikk på norsk kvinne- og kjønnshistorie. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2010). "Når mobilitet ikke er nok. Internasjonalisering og akademisk kvalitiet i phd-utdanningen". Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2010). "From free riders to public cash machines? The changing perception of foreign students in the Nordic countries and the odd case of Norway". Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2010). "Post-strukturalistiske fantasier til besvær? Fra teori til tekst i kjønnshistorie - noen refleksjoner". Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2010). Creating Nordic Capitalism: The Business History of a Competitive Periphery. Enterprise & Society. ISSN 1467-2227. 11(3), p. 636–638. doi: 10.1093/es/khq015. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2010). The Foundations of Female Entrepreneurship Enterprise, Home and Household in London, c 1800-1870. Historisk tidsskrift. ISSN 0018-263X. 89(1), p. 119–125. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2010). Bologna tur retur. p. 30–31. Full text in Research Archive
Hagemann, Gro & Larsen, Eirinn (2010). Husmorens foranderlighet. Tidsskrift for kjønnsforskning. ISSN 0809-6341. p. 267–274. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2009). "Internasjonalisering av høyere utdanning: Om å være fanget i ulike logikker". Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2009). Branding blenda. Lilleborgs marketing to housewives. Historisk tidsskrift. ISSN 0018-263X. 88(2), p. 316–322. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2009). Internasjonalisering av høyre utdanning: Om å være fanget i ulike logikker. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2009). Feministisk historieskrivning og vitenskapens signatur. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2009). Norway's approach to the financing of international students. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2009). Historie, fragmentering og det vitenskapelige imperativ. Feministisk historieskrivning i Norge etter 1975. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2009). Bedriftshistorie fra husmorens epoke. Historisk tidsskrift. ISSN 0018-263X. p. 316–322. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2009). Myter, makt og menn. p. 3–3. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2009). Skolepenger gir kvalitet. p. 4–4. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2005). "Nordisk kvinne- og kjønnshistorie. Fremtidige utfordringer". Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2005). "Hva har formet NHH?". Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2004). "Kvinne- og kjønnshistorie: forholdet til moder- og faderhuset". Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2004). Når døtrene arver: Forholdet til moderhuset. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2004). The Making of a Two-Sex Model within Higher Commercial Education in Paris, 1920s - 1960s. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (1998). "Likestilling: Typisk norsk å være selvgod?". [Journal]. Næringslivets ukeavis . Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (1998). "Frankse kvinnelige ledere: Når målet uten norske midler". [Journal]. Aftenposten. Full text in Research Archive
Larsen, Eirinn (2005). Invisible Strategies. Gender in French and Norwegian Buisness Education, 1870-1980. Rokkansenteret. ISSN 9788280950352. Full text in Research Archive

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