The Centre for the Experimental-Philosophical Study of Discrimination - CEPDISC - is a centre of excellence devoted the experimental-philosophical study of discrimination. CEPDISC has been recommended for a six-year centre establishment grant by the Danish National Research Foundation. The centre is headed by Professor of Political Science Kasper Lippert-Rasmussen. The centre aims to:
2021.06.21 | Events
Tuesday 22 June Kasper Lippert-Rasmussen will give a talk at the Desert - Centre for Moral and Political Philosophy Annual Conference
2021.06.10 | Research news
The article, written by Prof. Kim Mannemar Sønderskov in collaboration with Peter T. Dinesen & Bertel T. Hansen (University of Copenhagen), Søren D. Østergaard & Bolette Danckert (Aarhus University), is entitled "Terrorism in the country of origin is linked to deterioration in the mental health of refugees".
2021.06.02 | Awards
CEPDISC member Michael Bang Petersen received on 31. May the Fritz Kauffman's award for his contribution during the Covid-19 pandemic with ”crucial data and knowledge about the Danes' behaviour and attitudes”. His research is part of the HOPE-project, and it is the first time a researcher outside the natural sciences receives the award.…
