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Mads Daugbjerg is an Associate Professor of Anthropology at Aarhus University, specializing in heritage studies, museums, and tourism. His research focuses on the intersection of historical 'experience,' war sites, and conflict zones, particularly in relation to national identity formation. He has contributed to the City of Aarhus' bid for European Cultural Capital (2017), directing studies on industrial heritage at Aarhus harbor and co-leading a national bicycle tourism project. His work appears in journals like International Journal of Heritage Studies and Museum and Society, alongside a monograph on heritage dynamics at Danish historical sites.
- Key projects: Industrial heritage pilot study, European Cultural Capital research, bicycle tourism policy development
- Expertise: Heritage politics, museum sociology, post-industrial urban transformation
Publications include co-edited special issues on 'Reenacting the Past' (2014) and 'Globalized Heritage' (2011), analyzing how heritage narratives shape contemporary social identities across local and global scales.
