Jan Holm Ingemann

Jan Holm Ingemann is an Associate Professor in the Department of Politics and Society at Aalborg University’s Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities. He is affiliated with CARMA – Centre for Labour Market Research, and his work integrates political sociology, sustainable development, and macroeconomic methodology. His research focuses on organic agriculture, social movements, and Arctic socio-economic models, with strong interdisciplinary engagement.

His research interests span Organic Agriculture, Political Sociology, Macroeconomic Methodology, and Arctic Cooperative Economies. He explores how social movements, policy frameworks, and economic models interact to shape sustainable transitions, particularly in agricultural and Arctic contexts. His work often employs critical and heterodox economic perspectives.

The recent publications reflect a consistent engagement with sustainability, policy analysis, and educational development. Themes include organic food systems, Arctic human security, teaching macroeconomics, and democratic enterprises. His output combines academic rigor with public engagement, evident in frequent media contributions on agricultural and environmental issues.

• Lærebogsprisen 2013
• Lærebogsprisen, Særpris 2016

He has supervised educational projects and co-authored influential textbooks on statistics and macroeconomics. His grants and research projects—such as those funded by DARCOF and those exploring organic experimental zones—highlight sustained funding and collaborative work. He actively participates in academic and public discourse through conferences and media debates on sustainability and democratic economies.

He is involved in research networks focusing on Arctic co-management, human security, and democratic enterprises. His collaborative work with scholars like G. Winther on Greenlandic cooperative societies illustrates his engagement with real-world socio-economic models in marginalized regions.