Aarhus University

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.

25 February 2019 - Mary Hilson

The Nordic region, or Norden, may be defined as consisting of the five sovereign states Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden, plus the three…

Kindergarten wardrobe, lots of coloured jackets hanging

22 February 2019 - Astrid Elkjær Sørensen

Since the 1960s the Nordic countries have been renowned for their high level of gender equality as they have amongst the world’s highest employment…

A pile of garbagebags with a papernote on top saying "Articles!"

21 February 2019 - Norbert Götz

The Nordic experience is characterised by an upward spiral of development resulting from a close interconnection between a strong civil society and a…

21 February 2019 - Norbert Götz

Corporatism is about the influence of organisations and interest groups on policy making. The Nordic countries are societies with strong interest…

18 February 2019 - Kristina Bækker Simonsen

Immigration has been described as one of the policy areas where Denmark, Norway and Sweden have differed most since 1995. In 2018, Denmark was amongst…

Black and white photo of several women holding a banner reading "vores hjem" (our home). The photo is from a demonstration against the so called 'ghetto list', Copenhagen September 2018.

16 January 2019 - Nicola Witcombe

In Denmark, according to a law passed in December 2018, parents who live in certain designated areas (dubbed 'ghettos') have to send their children…

Revised 22.02.2024

Nicola Anne Witcombe

Aarhus University

The Nordic region

Gender segregation in the Nordic labour market

Civil society in the Nordics

Corporatism and the Nordic countries

Political approaches to immigration in Scandinavia since 1995

Compulsory childcare in socially marginalised areas in Denmark