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Elklit, Jørgen
Development of states (democratic legitimacy, democratisation, elections and democratic development), Elections and voters (democracy assessment, election administration quality assessment, local party systems, Turnout), Electoral systems, Political history (electoral system development)
Harste, Gorm
Development of states, Conflict, Critical theory, Critique of civilisation (starting with Rousseau), Cultural change, Current philosophy of history and contemporary diagnostics, Democracy and power, Ethical and moral forms of reasoning, Europe in general, European integration, France, Germany, Modern philosophy of history, Modernity, late modernity and post-modernity, Organisational ethics, Political history, Power and politics, Scientific history of the social sciences, Security, The EU and Europe, The international community
Johannsen, Lars Vinther
Development of states (authoritarian rule, Corruption, Democratization), Baltic states (corruption, political development), Concept of democracy (corruption, Presidentialism), Ideology and attitudes, International organisations, Soviet Union (Baltic states, Georgia, Moldova, Ukraine), The EU and Europe (enlargement, State capacity), Yugoslavia (Slovenia)
Kjær, Anne Mette
Development of states (administration/bureaucracy, Development assistance, Governance and politics in Africa)
Østergaard, Clemens Stubbe
Development of states, Asia in general, China, Democracy and power, Denmark and the world, Development cooperation (developing countries), Development economics, Human rights, International economics, International organisations, Japan, Other countries, Practical politics, Religion and politics, Security, Society and citizens, The international community, The state, Vietnam
Pedersen, Jørgen Dige
Development of states (Development assistance, India and Brazil: State regulation and economic), Development, Development economics, India
Pedersen, Karin Hilmer
Development of states (The responsive state), Environmental law (climate policy), Sociology of law (access to justice, corruption, private sector corruption, public administration), The EU and Europe (europeanization, Institutional Theory)