Jakob Stougaard-Nielsen explores the connections of the Netflix series to real-life politics. Continue reading Borgen is back – what the series gets right (and wrong) about Danish politics
Drawing on their ongoing research, Mette Louise Berg, Line Grüner, Anders Neergaard, Andrea Verdasco, and Silke Zschomler discuss refugee reception policies in Denmark, Sweden, and the UK, and the obstacles involved in refugee social inclusion and integration in local communities. Continue reading Refugee reception in the shadow of Russia’s war in Ukraine – perspectives from Scandinavia and the UK
The Danes have had eight EU referendums to date. Charlotte Antonsen, a veteran campaigner and former Danish MP, relates her experience of these and explains the mechanics of influencing a referendum vote. This piece is part of the UCL European Institute’s first guest editor week on openDemocracy. All of Denmark is holding our breath awaiting the outcome of your vote on June the 23. In Denmark we have had … Continue reading You never know with referendums! A view from Denmark
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