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  1. Gammelby, Ane Kathrine Lolholm

    Qualitative methods, Citizen involvement, Consumers, Internet, Interpersonal communication on the internet, Media theory and criticism, Patient behaviour, Patient-therapist relationship, Reception analysis/reception research, Sociality on the internet

    • Louw, Maria Elisabeth

      Qualitative methods, Anthropology and Ethnography, Ethics, Gender, Islam, Mysticism and spirituality, Other countries (Central Asia), Phenomenology, Religion

      • Meinert, Lotte

        Qualitative methods, Cultural change, Development cooperation (developing countries), East Africa, Globalisation, Hierarchy and status, Other aspects, Pedagogy and education, Pharmaceuticals, Prophylaxis, Research into Research, Welfare

        • Nielsen, Stine Hauberg

          Qualitative methods, Cancer, History of anthropological theory, Perceptions of illness, Vaccination

          • Schou Pallesen, Cecil Marie

            Qualitative methods, Communication, Conflict, Cultural change, East Africa, Ethnicity, Ethnography, Exchange, Globalisation, Identity, India, Interviews, Kinship and family, Material culture, Minorities, Participant observation

            • Selmer, Bodil

              Qualitative methods, Cultural history, Families, History of anthropological theory, Succession law

              • Skaanes, Thea

                Qualitative methods, East Africa, Ethnography, Exchange, History of anthropological theory, Indigenous Religions (The Hadza, Tanzania), Knowledge systems, Material culture, Museum anthropology, Natural resources, Organisations, Rituals, Symbols and classifications

                • Moesgaard Museum