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Einar LieNorskTitle: Telephone:22841628 E-mail: einar.lie@tik.uio.no Einar Lie is born in Oslo in 1965, Master (cand.polit.) in Economics (1991) and Ph.D. in History (1996) from the University of Oslo. Visiting researcher at INSEE, Paris 1999/2000 and Lancaster University Jan-Apr. 2002. President of the Norwegian Economic and Business History Association. Subject InterestLie\'s main research area is contemporary economic history. Earlier research has focused especially on the relations between expertise, politics and administration in Norwegian planning and policymaking since 1945.For the time being commissioned to write the third and last volume of the history of the company Norsk Hydro, covering the years from 1978-2005. Selected PublicationsBooks:- Faktisk talt. Statistikkens historie i Norge. Universitetsforlaget, Oslo 2001 (with Hege Roll-Hansen). - En storbank i vekst og krise. Den norske Creditbank 1982-1990. Universitetsforlaget, Oslo 1998. - I teknologienes tegn. Universitetsforlaget 1996 (ed. with. S. Myklebust og T.H. Nielsen). - Finansdepartementet 1945-1965. Universitetsforlaget, Oslo 1995. Some recent articles: - \"The rise and fall of sampling surveys in Norway 1875-1906.\" Science in Context, vol. 15, 3/2002. - \"Numbering Norway\'s nationalities 1845-1930.\" Ethnic and Racial Studies, vol. 25, 5/2002. - \"Financial fragility, growth strategies and banking failures - the major Norwegian banks and the banking crisis 1987-1992\" (with Sverre Knutsen). Business History, vol. 44, 2/2002. - \"Socio-economic classifications in Norwegian censuses.\" Scandinavian Population Studies, vol. 13, 2002. - \"Langsiktighet eller styringssvikt i den økonomiske politikken?\", in B.S. Tranøy og Ø. Østerud (ed.), Den fragmenterte staten. Gyldendal Akademisk, Oslo 2001. - \"Norsk statistikk fra Schweigaard til Kiær\", Nytt Norsk Tidsskrift, vol. 18, 3/2001. - \"Statistical thinking in Norway in the 19th Century\", Scandinavian Economic History Review, vol. 49, 1/2001. |