News from Roskilde University

Professor Michelle Pace interviewed by Russia's radio station Sputnik on Denmark's harsh new laws for immigrant 'ghettos'.

In this podcast "How to set up an Israeli settlement" produced by Udposten, postdoc Somdeep Sen explains how statial planning and the physical environment affects our worldview and human perception.

Lindsay Whitfield, Professor (MSO) in Global Studies at Roskilde University and leader of the Center of African Economies, has a new book Economies after Colonialism: Ghana and the struggle for power, with Cambridge University Press.

Prof. Mushtaq Khan gave a seminar at the Center of African Economies on 24 May 2018 about the new Anti-Corruption Evidence (SOAS-ACE) research programme that he is heading.

Roskilde University has moved up from the interval between 101-150 to number 97 in the Times Higher Education Young Universities.

Over 60 researchers from 11 European countries gathered in Ancenis (France) at the TERRENA cooperative for the 1st annual meeting of the European project ReMIX.

Research from Professor Michelle Pace shows that integration of young refugees in Denmark should consist of more than just language training and access to the labour market. There should also be more informal activities with Danes of a similar age.

Unique Danish data gives Professor Lone Simonsen an insight into how the Spanish Flu occurred 100 years ago. The insight helps to provide an impression of how future pandemics may behave.