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Research at the Department of Politics and Society

Research at the Department of Politics and Society is organised in four disciplinary research clusters. Each research cluster hosts a number of focused groups that undertake relevant cutting-edge research in the fields of: historical analysis, public policy, welfare state and labor market research, democracy, gender studies, political behavior and attitudes, public administration, digitalisation, Europeanisation, international relations and migration studies.

Doctoral programme of Politics and Society

The doctoral programme of Politics and Society is an interdisciplinary training programme for PhD students who undertake research relating to society, state and globalisation in a contemporary or historical perspective. Using a variety of analytical approaches and theories from the social sciences and the humanities, the PhD students’ research focuses on cultural, political and socio-economic developments at the local, national, transnational and global level; research themes include changes in economic, political, social and administrative systems, international affairs as well as state-market-civil society relations, gender, identities, mobility and displacement.

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Doctoral programme of Politics and Society

The doctoral programme of Politics and Society is an interdisciplinary training programme for PhD students who undertake research relating to society, state and globalisation in a contemporary or historical perspective. Using a variety of analytical approaches and theories from the social sciences and the humanities, the PhD students’ research focuses on cultural, political and socio-economic developments at the local, national, transnational and global level; research themes include changes in economic, political, social and administrative systems, international affairs as well as state-market-civil society relations, gender, identities, mobility and displacement.

Read more about the doctoral programme