Roger Buch

Roger Buch is a Professor at the Danish School of Media and Journalism, where he holds positions in both the Journalism program and Research department. With a Ph.D. from the University of Southern Denmark (1993-1996), he has established himself as a prominent researcher in Danish political systems and media studies.

His research focuses on Political Systems, Party Organization, Danish Politics, and Media's Role in Democracy. Buch employs case study methodology across various political contexts, with particular emphasis on municipal governance, electoral processes, and the intersection of international events with local politics. His fingerprint analysis shows strong engagement with communities, organizational perspectives, and comparative studies of Denmark, UK, and Italy.

Buch has produced an impressive 142 research outputs, including numerous journal articles in major Danish publications. His recent work (2024-2025) demonstrates continued productivity with articles examining municipal elections, AI's role in voting decisions, and how international conflicts like Gaza influence local politics despite constitutional limitations on municipal foreign policy.

• Active Principle researcher on multiple significant projects (2022-2026)
• 3,899 press/media mentions reflecting substantial public engagement
• 41 documented academic and public speaking activities

Buch maintains an active role in both academic research and public discourse, serving as a bridge between scholarly analysis and practical political understanding in Denmark. His work on media ethics, local journalism, and political decision-making continues to shape discussions about democracy and governance at multiple levels.