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This is a list of all the materials published by academics at Aarhus University in the order they were published, starting with the most recent first.
The different faces of the region and its constituent parts are reflected in the changing meaning of the ‘Nordic model’ over time
Social medical thinking in the 1950s and two influential doctors, Karl Evang from Norway and Halfdan Mahler from Denmark
Take a look at Nordic society, history and culture through the eyes of researchers.
Human rights violations require meaningful responses, but whether "sorry" is significant depends on the context
Approaches to this supposedly apolitical, European cultural event can shed light on alliances and deep-seated conflicts the world over.
Individual stories expose the contradiction between a nation built on equality and a law that continues to restrict citizens' bodily freedom.
Divergent experiences during the Second World War set the stage for the Nordic countries’ different approaches to Marshall Plan aid and NATO.
Further attempts at greater Scandinavian unity on defence fail and the Nordic countries turn towards other European and international partners.
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