In the Brexit referendum in 2016, Liverpool voted “remain”. Now, research shows that citizens in the Liverpool area have become less sceptic towards…

Three associate professors of political science – Lise Degn, Daniel Bischof and Martin Vinæs Larsen from Aarhus BSS – each receive a Young Researcher…

According to new research from associate professor of political science Andreas Albertsen, the solution could be a vaccine tax, paid by the buyers of…

Assistant professor of political science Merete Bech Seeberg has received a grant of DKK 2.9 million from the Independent Research Fund Denmark’s Inge…

Friday 8 October 2021, the department celebrated the new graduates with an event in the Main Hall. See the pictures from the Graduation day here.

Assistant professor of political science Nicholas Haas has written the best article in the category ‘representation and electoral systems’ and…

In countries with long-standing democracies such as Denmark and the US, we tend to turn a blind eye to undemocratic behaviour from our politicians. In…

Are you morally obligated not to benefit from an injustice, even though you yourself had no control over it? Professor Kasper Lippert-Rasmussen…

A new study from the HOPE project can help explain Black Lives Matter protests as well as the burning of an effigy of the Danish prime minister, says…

New research from Aarhus BSS at Aarhus University shows that openness about the effectiveness and side effects of vaccines bolster confidence in the…