New publications

Normalising Convenience Food?

2017.02.23

Based upon the qualitative research on food habits among Danes aged 20-25 professor Bente Halkier…

All is not relative: intergenerational norms in Europe

2017.02.20

Is the sense of obligation we feel towards our parents comparable to the one we feel towards our…

Figures in Space, Figuring Space: Towards a Spatialsymbolic Framework for Understanding Youth Cultures and Identities

2017.02.09

Associate Professor Jakob Demant together with his colleague Signe Ravn contributed to the journal…

From wanting to willing – controlled drug use as a treatment goal

2017.02.06

Professor Margaretha Järvinen contributed to the journal Social Science & Medicine with the article…

Research Styles and Extra-Academic Engagement of Humanities Researchers

2016.11.14

Knowledge production in academia today is burgeoning and increasingly interdisciplinary in nature.…

Professions and Metaphors: Understanding Professions in Society

2016.11.08

Associate Professor Inge Kryger Pedersen contributed to the book "Professions and Metaphors:…

Social Pathologies of Contemporary Modernity

2016.09.22

In cooperation with Kieran Keohane, Department of Sociology, University College Cork and Anders…

Expertise and Ambivalence in User-Focused Human Service Work

2016.08.22

Inspired by classical texts within The Sociology of Ambivalence this chapter by Professor Margareth…

Behavioral and statistical models of educational inequality

2016.08.03

This article by Professor Anders Holm and Richard Breen addresses the question of how students and…

Mixing politics and crime–the prevalence and decline of political discourse on the cryptomarket

2016.07.06

Dread Pirate Roberts, founder of the first cryptomarket for illicit drugs named Silk Road,…

Sympathy and misery in families with drinking problems

2016.06.30

Sympathy is an emotion that connects people in trouble with those around them. This paper by…

Personal use, social supply or redistribution? cryptomarket demand on Silk Road 2 and Agora

2016.06.21

In 2011, Silk Road became the first black market, or "cryptomarket", for illicit drugs. This study…

Article by Associate Professor Peter Abrahamson is part of special anniversary edition of Social Policy and Administration

2016.06.10

On the occasion of its 50th anniversary the well renowned journal Social Policy and Administration…

On the Elementary Neural Forms of Micro-Interactional Rituals: Integrating Autonomic Nervous System Functioning Into Interaction Ritual Theory

2016.03.29

Randall Collins's interaction ritual (IR) theory suggests social solidarity as hardwired in the…

A replication and methodological critique of the study “Evaluating drug trafficking on the Tor Network”