Society, Politics & Law

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  2013.11.22

  Research funding has become prone to bubble formation

  Fashions in research funding, reward structures in universities and streamlining of scientific … »

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  2013.11.07

  Informal elite network changed international politics in the 1970s

  In the 1970s, a network of businessmen, politicians, and diplomats from the US, Europe, and Japan – … »

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  2013.11.06

  Immigration creates better jobs in the Danish private sector

  Economists behind a new extensive study done at the University of Copenhagen reach the conclusion … »

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  2013.10.30

  We could all benefit from labour migration

  International agreements on migration and rights for temporary migrants will benefit everybody … »

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  2013.10.24

  Free exchange of information can avert technological threats

  To celebrate the 100th anniversary of Niels Bohr’s atomic theory, the University of Copenhagen is … »

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  2013.10.21

  The Danes do not abandon church Christianity

  New research shows that Danes are not abandoning their communal Protestant religion in favour of … »

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  2013.10.11

  Jørn Vestergaard acting Dean at the Faculty of Law

  The Dean of the Faculty of Law Henrik Dam will be the new Vice-Chancellor of the University of … »

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  2013.10.07

  Ten top-universities behind congress on global challenges and sustainable solutions

  The congress invites experts across disciplines to break down academic barriers and jumpstart a … »

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  2013.10.04

  Work seems life threatening to people suffering from stress

  Today stress causes more cases of prolonged absence from work due to sickness. Work and identity are … »

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  2013.10.02

  Proper diet and exercise to limit diabetes epidemic

  The number of diabetics worldwide is exploding. In response, the largest study of its kind to date … »

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  2013.10.01

  New bio bank to resolve legal and ethical issues

  A group of researchers across different disciplines within natural sciences, health sciences, … »

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  2013.09.13

  Young people choose education based on parents' background

  Even though Danish students have equal access to education, their choice of studies is still … »

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  2013.09.02

  International criminal courts and tribunals work with unclear legal theory

  The daunting task of international criminal courts and tribunals to adjudicate core international … »

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  2013.08.14

  Volunteer work prepares young Egyptians for revolution

  A new movement of young Egyptian Muslim committed to voluntary social work has given many young … »

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  2013.08.03

  Both employees and companies benefit from flexible wage systems

  Decentralised wage negotiations in the private sector leeds to rising wages for all employees and … »

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  2013.07.09

  Your primary school language reveals if you move away or stay behind

  The way you speak in primary school reveals if you will stay behind in your native part of the … »

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  2013.06.28

  Stalin and politics of the past paralyse the Georgians

  The people of Stalin’s native country have very conflicting feelings about him. On the one hand, he … »

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  2013.06.25

  Eastern European workforce is here to stay

  A newly published book from the Employment Relations Research Centre (FAOS) at University of … »

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  2013.06.18

  Hard to make us personally or financially responsible for our health

  Free and equal access to medical treatment has been a staple of the Danish welfare state, but more … »

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  2013.06.08

  Researcher sets out to better understand social cohesion

  Researchers from the University of Copenhagen have received 14 of the 27 Sapere Aude grants awarded … »

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  2013.05.15

  Homeowners do not increase consumption despite their property rising in value

  Economists conclude that although the value of our property might rise, we do not on that account … »

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  2013.04.30

  Riots create irrational behaviour

  A new doctoral thesis encourages police to take the destructive behaviour of some participants into … »

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  2013.04.15

  Homosexuality has become an image of modernity in Denmark

  New research from the University of Copenhagen shows how public opinion on homosexuality has changed … »

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  2013.04.11

  Information technology amplifies irrational group behaviour

  Web tools and social media are our key sources of information when we make decisions as citizens and … »

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  2013.03.08

  Mobile phones have given the Chinese a voice

  A new PhD thesis presents several case studies on the use of the mobile phone for political … »