The Middle East captured front pages worldwide for the alleged Arab Spring in 2011. Large segments of the populations of Tunisia, Libya, Egypt, and Sy…

An emerging interest in group guidance, collective forms, and integrative approaches is evident in Denmark and serves to contest a conventional indivi…

If biotechnology can be used to "upgrade" humans physically and mentally, should it be used at all? And, if so, to what extent?  How will biotechnolog…

Telling stories is an essential part of being human: We tell stories about ourselves to show other people who we are and where we belong. Nations have…

Globalisation is a challenge that creates both winners and losers. Until 2008 the small Northern European states were amongst the winners as they adju…

What do Europeans have in common apart from the rights and duties deriving from the treaties? Is there such a thing as 'Europeanness' in the sense of…

Policymakers in welfare democracies throughout the world are raising questions as to whether welfare systems deliver what the public expects, and focu…

This book presents an investigation of how shift work is organized in various European countries. The important role of the participatory bodies is di…

The main aim of the book is to provide a forum for opinions held by Arabs who are neither Western puppets nor fanatical nationalists or Islamists, but…

The three main currents in twentieth century political thought and practice "fascism, liberalism, and social democracy", emerged not in isolation from…

As Denmark, like the other countries of Western Europe, evolves into more of an immigrant nation, it becomes critical to examine the consequences of s…