News
2013.05.17 | Society and politics
KV09. Analyser af kommunalvalget 2009
New book edited by Jørgen Elklit and Ulrik Kjær from Aarhus University and University of Southern Denmark respectively will be published May 21.
2013.05.02 | Society and politics
New book by Jens Peter Frølund Thomsen
Politologi - en introduktion (only in Danish).
2013.04.10 | Public/media, Society and politics, Awards
Bækgaard and Jensen win the Harrison Prize for best article
The award for best Political Studies article goes to the two political scientists Martin Bækgaard and Carsten Jensen.
2013.04.08 | Lecture / talk, Society and politics, Alumni, Public/media
Prominent alumnus returns
17 years ago, the Defense Minister of Latvia Artis Pabriks received his PhD degree in political science at Aarhus University. This week, he returns to give a guest lecture on 'Global and Regional Challenges to the Baltic Sea Region'.
2013.03.27 | Reseach news, Society and politics
Partisan polarisation and conflict get in the way of substantive arguments
Increased polarisation and conflict between political parties move citizens' focus from substantive arguments and place it on the sender of the proposal. The polarisation also strengthens people's confidence in their own arguments, no matter how good they are, according to new research from Aarhus University published in American Political Science…
2013.02.13 | Society and politics, People
Curt Sørensen to publish major work on his 75th birthday
On Monday, 11 February, Curt Sørensen, Professor Emeritus and Doctor of Political Science, will be marking a long career in research at the Department of Political Science and Government with the publication of the first volume of a three-volume work entitled: Stat, Nation, Klasse (State, Nation, Class), which focuses on the development of…
2013.02.10 | Society and politics, Reseach news, Public/media, Private and public companies, Staff, Students, Future students, Alumni
The Electoral Consequences of Third Way Welfare State Reforms - Social Democracy's Transformation and its Political Costs
New book by Christoph Arndt.
2013.01.22 | Reseach news
Process-tracing methods: Foundations and Guidelines
New book by Derek Beach and Rasmus Brun Pedersen, Department of Political Science and Government.
2013.01.04 | Religion and theology, Society and politics, Reseach news
New EU report investigates tolerance dilemmas in primary and lower secondary schools
The Department of Political Science and Government, School of Business and Social Sciences, Aarhus University, is contributing to the most recent report for the EU project 'ACCEPT PLURALISM' with a study which is to identify the limits of tolerance in European primary and lower secondary schools.
2012.11.02 | Reseach news
Size of biceps influences men's political attitudes
Physically strong men are more likely to act in their own financial self-interest than physically weaker men when it comes to redistribution of wealth. This is the finding of new, extensive study by Aarhus University, School of Business and Social Sciences.
