Annelise Ly

Associate Professor Annelise Ly

E-mail
Annelise.Ly@nhh.no
Telephone
+47 55 95 93 54 / +47 986 71 578
Department
Professional and Intercultural Communication
Office
D210
Expertise
Language and Communication Intercultural Business Communication Business Communication Global Leadership Diversity and Inclusion

biography

Annelise Ly is Associate Professor at the department of Professional and Intercultural Communication at NHH.

RESEARCH

She researches topics related to intercultural business communication, language issues in workplace settings, leadership narratives and diversity and inclusion in the workplace.

She has a multidisciplinary background and works at the intersection of intercultural business communication/cross-cultural management, global leadership and applied linguistics. She was a member of several multidisciplinary research groups: Cross-Border Value Creation (CiBiViCi) at SNF/NHH, FOCUS (Future-Oriented Corporate Solutions) at NHH and EURLING (linguistic complexity of political discourse on European integration) at the University of Bergen.

She has conducted fieldwork in several countries, including China, Korea, India, Norway, Sweden, Germany and France. Coming from a multicultural background, she thrives when cultures and disciplines meet and aims to bridge these effectively.

Her work has been published in international journals and peer-reviewed books. The list of her publications can be found in her CV and on Cristin.

TEACHING

Ly teaches intercultural business communication, global leadership and French language and French society at NHH. She resorts to active learning methods such as Team-Based Learning and flipped classroom. Her teaching is interactive, innovative, and inspired by best practice examples from Harvard Business School (2019), colleagues at NHH and students’ feedback. She was awarded the status of Excellent Teacher Practitioner (merittert underviser) in 2021. 

Ly is also engaged in science communication. She has participated in podcasts (Ledertaffel at NHH, NOKUT) and has featured articles and interviews in Dagens NæringslivPersonal og ledelseForskning.no, among others. She also regularly gives talks in companies.

Ly holds a PhD in intercultural communication (2016) from NHH, an International Master in Management (2006) from SKEMA business school (Lille, France), a Master of French from the University of Bergen and a specialisation in teaching French as a foreign language (FLE) (2006) from la Sorbonne University in Paris, France.

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Areas of expertise (Norwegian): 

Interkulturell kommunikasjon, kulturforståelse, global ledelse, mangfold og inkludering.

Selected publications

Author(s) Title Publisher
Ly, Annelise International internal communication: a transdisciplinary approach 2016
Ly, Annelise Internal e-mail communication in the workplace: Is there an “East-West divide”? Intercultural Pragmatics Volume 13 (1); page 37 - 70; 2016
Ly, Annelise Cultural sensemaking Elgar Encyclopedia of cross-cultural management; page 279 - 281; 2024
Ly, Annelise ‘The team is great; I love to work with different people.’ International students’ perceptions of multinational teams and strategies for effective collaboration Intercultural Education; 2024
Ly, Annelise Email in international business settings Classroom activities for students to practise and critically reflect on their communicative practices Interculturality in Higher Education: Putting Critical Approaches into Practice; page 115 - 131; 2022
Sverdrup, Therese E.; Ly, Annelise The role of recontextualization and socialization practices in transferring corporate values from a small Norwegian IT company to an Indian subsidiary International Journal of Human Resource Management (32 pages); 2022
Ly, Annelise Developing Future Global Leaders' Competencies in a Business School Course: A Case Study of a Course Design Inspired by Team-based Learning Advances in Global Leadership : Volume 14; page 227 - 245; 2022
Ly, Annelise Fostering Student Engagement and Oral Practise in an Online French Course During COVID-19: Implementation, Reflection, and Strategies Handbook of Research on Effective Online Language Teaching in a Disruptive Environment; page 270 - 287; 2021
Ly, Annelise Redéfinir le dirigeant d’entreprise : le retravail de l’ethos collectif dans le discours de remise de diplômes de Faber Argumentation et Analyse du Discours Volume 26 (17 pages); 2021
Ly, Annelise; Spjeldnæs, Ingrid Onarheim Strategies to survive on foreign turf: experience sharing and reflections from two apparent aliens in the field Field Guide to Intercultural Research; page 204 - 215; 2021
Ly, Annelise Réflexions pour repenser le management interculturel Le Langage et l'Homme Volume 2019 (1); page 23 - 34; 2019
Ly, Annelise Making Sense of Communication and Cultural Differences in the Workplace: The Case of Sino-Scandinavian Collaborations Intercultural Communication with China Beyond (Reverse) Essentialism and Culturalism?; page 111 - 131; 2017
More publications in Cristin

Teaching areas

Global Leadership, Intercultural Business Communication, French Language and Culture, Chinese Business Culture

TEACHING PORTFOLIO

Download teaching portfolio (pdf)

Dissemination

IN NORWEGIAN

KULTURFORSKJELLER, ANNERLEDESHET SOM ET FORTRINN, OG TØRRE Å TA PLASS – Podcast BANEBRYTERE, 23.08.2022

HVA DU ABSOLUTT BØR VITE OM KULTUR OG MANGFOLD HVIS DU JOBBER I EN FLERKULTURELL VIRKSOMHET – Podcast HR-PODDEN, episode 15, 17.08.2022

PANDEMIEN ENDRER HVORDAN VI KNYTTER KONTAKTER – NHH Bulletin, 27.09.2021

KULTURFORSKJELLER - Stream episode 29 Ledertaffel, NHHs podcast om ledelse, 24.05.2021

NHH - ØKONOMI OG ADMINISTRASJON - Utdanning i Bergen, Vimeo, februar 2021

SLIK LAGER HUN ET GODT STUDIEMILJØ VIA ZOOM - Khrono, 24.01.2021

MANGELFULL SPRÅKKOMPETANSE SKAPER KONFLIKTER – HRmagasinet.no, 10.12.2018

SÅ LETT ER DET Å FORNÆRME KOLLEGER I ANDRE LAND, Forskning.no, 21.09.2016

NORSK EPOST - DIREKTE OG NEDLATENDE – NHH Bulletin, 30.11.2015

IN ENGLISH

COMMUNICATION ACROSS CULTURES, Podcast episode for Speaklab, May 2022

SIX SECRETS OF MORE PRODUCTIVE MEETINGS, Forbes, 21.01.2022

TEACHING CROSS-CULTURAL COMMUNICATION: UNDERSTANDING ASIA IN PANDEMIC TIMES, The Nordic Asia Podcast, 30.07.2021