nordics.info was launched in March 2019 and is always keen to find researchers who are willing to work with us – let us disseminate your research for you!
As at June 2020, nearly a quarter of our visitors are from the United States of America, next comes Denmark (around 12%), the UK (7%), then Norway, Finland and Sweden with around 5% each. Canada makes up 2% of our visitors and the rest comes from over 150 other countries.
We are based in the School for Culture and Society at Aarhus University in Denmark
We expect that most material will come from researchers who are based at universities, however, we are also interested in receiving submissions from elsewhere and also from advanced-level university students (e.g. Masters students writing dissertations on relevant topics). If you have an idea, you are welcome to contact us.
Material for the website, including:
We are also always on the look out for partners in relation to the following:
nordics.info is aimed at various users, within and outside the Nordic region, as follows:
Information should therefore be communicated in a way that is accessible and interesting to a broad general readership. Potential readers might include for example an American journalist researching an article on Bernie Sanders’ references to the Nordic model, or someone in Britain enjoying the most recent TV season of Scandinavian crime drama. Consider that users of the website will be based outside the Nordic region, as well as within.
It is important for us that text is well-written and easy-to-understand, the quality of the subject matter is high and that it is accessible for readers in a web-based format. Your knowledge should reach the reader in the best way possible. That is why we have collected some guidance for contributors.
You can find the full guidelines for contributors by clicking here. In short, you need to remember:
Before starting on your article or if you have any questions, please get in touch (nordics.info@cas.au.dk).
We look forward to receiving your contributions!
the nordics.info team