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…

What does it take to change the behaviour of people and businesses with respect to the environment? In the 1990's a group of social scientists gathere…

In our poll-driven age, political attitude surveys have become something of an academic industry. Researchers have proposed numerous models to explain…

Scandinavia is often regarded as a laboratory for gender equality, and in no other region of the world have women been politically prominent for so lo…

In Immigration to Denmark the British demographer, David Coleman, places immigration in an international framework, describing the importance of globa…

This is the first systematic, book-length presentation of Danish political attitudes and voting behaviour. Based on a study of the country's 1994 elec…

The topics of the book are: Religious Developments in the former Communist Bloc, Reactions and Responses to New Religious Movements and various commen…