Institut for Statskundskab

Social Sciences

1. Danish 100%
2. Denmark 84%
3. Democracy 56%
4. Elections 32%
5. Public Utilities 26%
6. Survey Experiment 26%
7. Case Study 24%
8. European Community 24%
9. UK 23%
10. Administrative Structure 21%
11. Social Policy 20%
12. Professional Occupations 17%
13. Incentive 16%
14. Survey Analysis 16%
15. Public Sector 15%
16. Political Systems 15%
17. Political Science 14%
18. USA 14%
19. Public Administration 14%
20. Decision Making 13%
21. COVID-19 13%
22. Morality 13%
23. Government Policy 12%
24. Welfare 11%
25. Legislation 11%
26. Autonomy 11%
27. Discrimination 10%
28. Occupational Career 10%
29. Gender Equality 10%
30. Social Sciences 10%
31. Germany 10%
32. Justice 10%
33. Psychology 9%
34. Egalitarianism 9%
35. Norway 9%
36. Emotions 9%
37. Consumers 9%
38. Sweden 9%
39. Transformational Leadership 9%
40. Interest Groups 8%
41. Ideologies 8%
42. Ownership 8%
43. Comparative Analysis 8%
44. Policy Making 8%
45. Comparative Study 7%
46. COVID 19 Epidemic 7%
47. Political Behavior 7%
48. Environmental Policy 7%
49. Tuition Fee 7%
50. Field Work 7%
51. Industrial Sector 7%
52. Rhetoric 7%
53. Radicalisation 7%
54. Civics 7%
55. Social Class 6%
56. German 6%
57. Public Education 6%
58. Organizational Performance 6%
59. Personnel 6%
60. Partisanship 6%
61. Climate Change 6%
62. Political Institutions 6%
63. Time Series 6%
64. Taxation 5%
65. Bibliology 5%
66. Empirical Research 5%
67. Whistleblowers 5%
68. Civil Servants 5%
69. Finland 5%
70. Russia 5%
71. Congruence 5%
72. Social Media 5%
73. Western Europe 5%
74. Public Management 5%
75. Panel Data 5%
76. Policy Area 5%
77. Democratization 5%