Research projects

A complete list of projects can be viewed here.

A selection of on-going research projects at the Department of Political Science:

The Challenge of Populist Memory Politics for Europe (MEMOCRACY)

Maria Mälksoo. 2021-2024. Funded by Volkswagen Stiftung.

e-NOTE: European Network on Teaching Excellence

Hanne Nexø Jensen and Nina Græger. 2020-2023. Funded by the European Union’s Erasmus + Programme (KA 203 Strategic Partnership).

HOPE - How Democracies Cope with Covid19: A Data-Driven Approach

Rebecca Adler-Nissen. 2020-2023. Funded by the Carlsberg Foundation.

Bodies as Battleground: Gender Images and International Security

Lene Hansen. 2018-2024. Funded by the Independent Research Fund Denmark.

Analyzing Maritime Insecurity in Ghana (AMARIS)

Christian Bueger. 2020-2023. Funded by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Denmark and administered by Danida Fellowship Centre.

DIPLOFACE - Diplomatic Face-work: Between Confidential Negotiations and Public Display

Rebecca Adler-Nissen. 2016-2023. Funded by the European Research Council.

Digital Disinformation

Rebecca Adler-Nissen. 2016-2023. Funded by the Carlsberg Foundation.

Castles: Tracing the Origins and Consequences of the Modern State

Jacob Gerner Hariri. 2016-2023. Funded by the Independent Research Fund Denmark.

European Administrative Networks

Dorte Sindbjerg Martinsen. 2017-2022. Funded by the Independent Research Fund Denmark.

Danish National Election Study

Kasper Møller Hansen. 2018-2025. Funded by the Carlsberg Foundation.

Rewards at the top

Lene Holm Pedersen. 2016-2022. Funded by the Independent Research Fund Denmark.

The Behavioral Citizen - projects

Asmus Leth Olsen. 2019-2023. Funded by the Sapere Aude-programme of the Independent Research Fund Denmark.

ISPACE – international security politics and climate engineering

Olaf Corry, 2019-2022. Funded by the Independent Research Fund Denmark.

Unequal, alienated and unwell? The consequences of local economic inequality for individual and societal well-being

Peter Thisted Dinesen. 2019-2022. Funded by the Rockwool Foundation.

E Pluribus Plures: Is identity politics a new fault line in contemporary societies?

Peter Thisted Dinesen. 2020-2024. Funded by the Independent Research Fund Denmark.

Militarisation, sustainable growth and peace in Uganda

Ole Wæver. 2019-2023. Funded by Danida Fellowship Centre.