Completed research projects

EcoUnions is a study that examined and compared trade union approaches to the ‘jobs versus environment’ dilemma in Denmark and the United Kingdom. The project is completed.

Onboard Denmark (ODIS)–Onboarding in Danish SMEs of International Specialists. Multi-dimensional solutions to the international talent problem in Denmark. The project is completed.

Combining methods from computational social science, bibliometric data and quasi-experimental designs, this project examined how institutional and country-related status effects shape the reception and uptake of scientific work. The project is completed. Department of Sociology, University of Copenhagen.

This project examined how gender and intellectual position taking (in terms of thematic and methodological focus), in conjunction with other factors, intersect to influence early-career researchers’ chances of rising in the ranks. Department of Sociology, University of Copenhagen.

Sociologists investigated experiences with climate-friendly food is a research project at Department of Sociology, University of Copenhagen. This project is completed.

Solidarity and Volunteering in the Corona Crisis. COVID-19 project at Copenhagen Center for Social Data Science (SODAS)

Gendering Smart Mobilities in the Nordic Region, Department of Sociology, University of Copenhagen.

Young adults, drugs and alcohol (YODA) is a completed research project at Department of Sociology, University of Copenhagen.

Health Strategies was a research project at Department of Sociology, University of Copenhagen. The project is completed

To what extent has school closures during the Covid-19 pandemic affected children’s learning? Are socially disadvantaged children hit particularly hard? This project at the Department of Sociology addressed these questions. The project is completed.

‘Proper’ food under economic restraints: Gendered food practices and dietary health among socioeconomically disadvantaged was a research project at Department of Sociology, University of Denmark. The project is completed.

Where have all the people gone? Reconstructing daily life during the Corona Crisis was a research project at Department of Sociology, University of Copenhagen. The project is completed.

Young People’s Criminal Behavior on the Internet is a research project at Department of Sociology, University of Copenhagen.

Nordic Drug Dealing on Social Media (NDDSM) was a research project at Department of Sociology, University of Copenhagen.

Family background and returns to education – a research project on who benefits from schooling in the Danish welfare state. Department of Sociology, University of Copenhagen. The project is completed.

Mobilization in the era of social media: Introducing the decisive role of group level factors var et forskningsprojekt på Sociologisk Institut på Københavns Universitet. Projektet er afsluttet.

Study: How has the Corona crisis has affected your use of transportation? Department of Sociology, University of Copenhagen. The study is finished.

UNITRAN was a research project at Department of Sociology, University of Copenhagen. The project is completed.

Food, convenience and sustainability (FOCAS) was a research project at Department of Sociology, University of Copenhagen from 2016-17, but was situated at Department of Communication and Arts, Roskilde University from 2014-16.