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Robert Hansen's interests include the interrelationship among economics and finance and social institutions. In addition to the core course Managerial Economics, he teaches the electives Forces of Change in Global Economy and Economics of the Credit Crisis, one of the school's research-to-practice seminars.
With S. Dasgupta, "Auctions in Corporate Finance," in Handbook of Empirical Corporate Finance, North-Holland Publishing, 2006
"Megafirms," North Carolina Law Review, 2001
"Auctions of Companies," Economic Inquiry, 2000
"The Efficiency of Sharing Liability for Hazardous Waste: Effects of Uncertainty over Damages," International Review of Law and Economics, March 1999
Academic positions
Tuck School of Business, 1983–present
Faculty Director, Center for Business & Society (formerly the Allwin Initiative for Corporate Citizenship), 2004–2015, Senior Associate Dean, 2000–2015, Associate Dean of Faculty, 1998–2000, Associate Dean for the MBA Program, 1995–98, Tuck School
Nonacademic positions
Consultant/Manager, LEK Partnership, 1988–90
Board memberships
Bonnie CLAC
Advisory board, LEK Consulting, 1998–2000
Role of syndication in industries such as investment banking and construction
Auctions in finance
General auction performance
Social institutions and equilibrium