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Hi all – or as we say in Czech, ahoy,
I'm Tadeas (Tad for short), and I’ll be joining Aarhus University as a postdoc from August. I’ll be working on…
Professor of Political Science Kees van Kersbergen has been awarded an ERC Advanced Grant of DKK 18.6 million by the European Research Council to…
The new book examines the core tasks that governance must fulfil to ensure that citizens can actively participate in democracy, a democratic…
"Magt i et forandret Danmark" explores four different types of power - decision-making power, agenda-setting power, definitional power and structural…
What is the state of Danish democracy? Is it in crisis or is it one of the best in the world? The book "Dansk demokrati i perspektiv" is part of the…
Danish democracy is challenged. This is the message from the initial work of the Democracy and Power Study 2.0 project, commissioned by the Danish…
The new book "Europe's World - Policy Paradigms, Strategic Thinking and the Anti-Liberal Challenge" is edited by Knud Erik Jørgensen, Tonny Brems…
The new book compares variance in Syria’s sectarianism over time and across place to expose its causes and its varying impact on Syria’s society and…
Understanding how dictators manage crises is the aim of a new research project led by Associate Professor Jakob Tolstrup from the Department of…
New book provides a rare insight into the policy preparation phase in EU politics and examines the internal workings of one of the most important EU…
Can you practise empathy and still disagree with someone?
Lea Pradella has studied the potentials and limitations to the use of cognitive empathy in…
We cannot take our democracy for granted. In a world of increasing political polarisation, it’s more important than ever to understand the dynamics…
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My name is Robert, and I just joined the department as a new PhD student on February 1st. I am new to Aarhus, having previously lived in Berlin, where…
Hi everyone,
My name is Petrea. I started as a new PhD student here at the department on 1 February and I will be a part of the Public Administration…
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