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Ahlam Chemlali is a Research Fellow at Aalborg University's Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities , specifically within the Department of Politics and Society . She is affiliated with the Global Politics & Diversity Centre for the study of coercion and accountability and teaches at Global Refugee Studies (GRS) with a focus on borders, transit, violence, and gender. Her research explores the politics and practices of border violence in European migration politics, emphasizing how externalization of EU border control to North Africa generates everyday violence affecting gendered experiences. She conducts unique ethnographic studies on West African migrant women in Tunisian and Libyan borderlands. Projects: Leads 'Everyday Violence in the Borderlands' and contributes to 'Unpacking Confined Lives' (2025–2029) and 'Women on the Move' (2019–2022). Geographic Focus: North Africa (Tunisia, Libya), EU Southern Borders, West Africa. Methodology: Ethnographic fieldwork, qualitative analysis, policy critique. Her recent publications in journals like Geopolitics and Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies analyze topics such as felt externalisation, gendered stuckness, and EU borderland practices. She received the EliteForsk Rejsestipendie (2023) and has contributed to 62 press/media appearances critiquing EU migration policies. Chemlali engages in public talks, workshops, and consultancy, emphasizing the human cost of EU policies in North Africa and advocating for systemic change in migration management.

• Migration and Border Management
• Gender and Violence
• Sexual and Gender-Based Violence
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Trine Rask Nielsen is a researcher at the Department of Computer Science , University of Copenhagen , affiliated with the Human-Centred Computing section and the Confronting Data Co-lab . Her work bridges Computer-Supported Cooperative Work (CSCW) and Critical Data Studies , focusing on how data shapes asylum decision-making practices. Research Interests: Ethnographic analysis of data practices in asylum systems, digital governance, refugee agency, and ethical prototyping. Awards: 2023 David B. Martin Award 2020 award for fictional app design Collaborations: Works with cross-disciplinary teams and external partners in Denmark and internationally. Her publications examine datafication processes, algorithmic transparency, and participatory approaches in asylum casework, emphasizing ethnographic insights and critical design interventions.

• Computer-Supported Cooperative Work (CSCW)
• Critical Data Studies
• Asylum Decision-Making Systems
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Hjalmar Alexander Bang Carlsen is an Associate Professor at the Copenhagen Center for Social Data Science (SODAS), Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Copenhagen. He specializes in mixed digital methods and is deeply engaged in research and teaching related to digital data analysis, particularly in the context of political and civic participation on social media. He is a key contributor to the Social Data Science master's degree program. University: University of Copenhagen School: Faculty of Social Sciences Department: Copenhagen Center for Social Data Science (SODAS) Position: Associate Professor in Mixed Digital Methods Email: hc@soc.ku.dk ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-2638-0932 His research centers on mixed methods strategies for digital data, with a substantive focus on civic and political engagement via social media. Key areas include informal volunteering during crises, gender inequality in online political participation, and the use of large language models (LLMs) for qualitative interviewing. He leads three major projects: SoMeVolunteer (on crisis volunteering), public participation on Facebook, and AInterviewer (an LLM-based interviewing tool). The recent publications reflect a strong trend in digital sociology, crisis response, and methodological innovation. His work combines large-scale social media data with surveys, interviews, and textual analysis, emphasizing ethical and epistemological considerations in computational social science. Topics span from refugee solidarity and pandemic volunteering to framing contests among climate NGOs and gender disparities in digital political engagement. While no formal scientific awards are listed in the provided text, Carlsen is actively funded by the Velux Foundation and UCPH Data+, and his work is widely disseminated through media and academic outlets. He collaborates closely with researchers like Jonas Toubøl and Snorre Ralund, and his projects often involve interdisciplinary teams. He has secured seed funding for innovative methodological development, indicating strong grant-writing capacity. He is involved in public engagement, with multiple media appearances discussing Danish civic response during the pandemic and refugee crises. His research outputs include journal articles, book chapters, and a co-authored textbook on mixed methods. He also participates in workshops and public lectures, contributing to both academic and public discourse on digital society. Carlsen is affiliated with SODAS and the Social Sciences Datalab, indicating active involvement in data-intensive research infrastructure. His work on AInterviewer suggests leadership in emerging AI-driven qualitative methods, positioning him at the forefront of digital social research innovation.

• Mixed Methods
• Digital Methods
• Social Media Research
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Dr. Séamus A. Power is an Associate Professor in the Department of Psychology at the University of Copenhagen's Faculty of Social Sciences. His research spans social, cultural, and political psychology with a focus on economic inequality, multiculturalism, and democracy in Western societies. Department of Psychology, Faculty of Social Sciences University of Copenhagen, Denmark Office: Øster Farimagsgade 2A, 1350 København K Dr. Power's educational background includes a postdoc and Ph.D. in Comparative Human Development from the University of Chicago, an M.Phil. from the University of Cambridge, and a B.Sc. from University College Cork. His research examines how people experience economic inequality in democracies, the limits of pluralism in Western liberal societies, and the Equality-Difference Paradox (the observation that countries with greater income equality tend to be less culturally diverse). His recent research output shows a strong focus on contemporary societal challenges, particularly examining Ukrainian refugees' mental health, multicultural attitudes in the United States, immigration policies in Denmark, and LGBTQ+ experiences in Danish society. His work often employs mixed methods approaches, reflecting his interest in the complementarity between ethnographic and experimental methodologies. 50+ research outputs including 37 journal articles Developed the SAGE and MOVE models of social psychological research Focus on methodological innovation in studying social phenomena Dr. Power has been active in public engagement, particularly through the KU Corona Diary project (2020-2021) which documented everyday experiences during the pandemic in Denmark. His work bridges academic research with practical implications for social policy and understanding contemporary societal challenges.

• Social Psychology
• Cultural Psychology
• Political Psychology
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Maja Zehfuss is a Professor at the Department of Political Science, University of Copenhagen, specializing in migration politics, ethics, and international relations. Her work explores temporality, memory, and subjectivity in global governance. Co-founder of the British International Studies Association Poststructural Politics Working Group Current editorial board member for Critical Studies on Security , Cooperation and Conflict , and Journal of International Relations and Development Supervisor of 15 completed PhD students and 4 current advisees Her research spans migration, war ethics, and critical theory, with influential monographs on militarization and international governance. She has received the BISA Susan Strange Book Prize honourable mention and is a Fellow of the UK’s Academy of Social Sciences. She previously held positions at the University of Warwick and the University of Manchester (Honorary Professor) and served as Associate Dean for Postgraduate Research at Manchester.

• Migration
• International Politics
• War
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Tina Høegh is an Associate Professor at the Department of Design, Media and Educational Science, Faculty of Humanities, University of Southern Denmark. Her research focuses on dialogic teaching, intercultural pedagogy, multimodal communication, and the digitalization of classrooms. She leads the InDi project funded by the Independent Research Fund Denmark and co-leads the DiaMu focus area at SDU. PhD and MA in Nordic Studies and Linguistics (University of Copenhagen) Active in Nordic collaborations like QUINT and EU-funded MiCREATE Specializes in second-order didactics and autoethnographic methods Her work bridges micro-level classroom dynamics with macro-level educational policy, emphasizing democratic participation through aesthetic expression. She has supervised Master’s and PhD students and participated in ministerial projects on interdisciplinary teaching. Recent Trends : Recent publications highlight sustainable digital pedagogy, literacy-as-events in techno-scholastic environments, and collaborative production processes. Themes include multimodal interaction, intercultural competence, and AI as a dialogic partner. Scientific Collaborations : Co-founder of the FiDU network on dialogic teaching Chair of the ARLE Special Interest Group on dialogic practices Active in Nordic writing seminars and cross-country educational research

• Pedagogy
• Dialogic Teaching
• Intercultural Pedagogy
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Professor Mette Buchardt is affiliated with Aalborg University's Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities, Department of Culture and Learning. She leads the Centre for Education Policy Research (CfU) and co-directs MIX - Center for Displacement, Migration and Integration. Academic background: MA in Academic Theology (University of Copenhagen), PhD in Curriculum History and Sociology (University of Copenhagen) Key research areas: Education policy, welfare state history, secularization, migration integration, religious education, and curriculum sociology. Current projects: EduState (2022-2027) examining migrant education in Denmark, and international networks on educational reforms. Her recent publications explore colonial influences on Nordic education models, Cold War spirituality in Sweden, secularization projects across Europe, and migrant integration in Danish schooling. Research combines historical sociology with policy analysis, emphasizing transnational connections. As a public intellectual, she contributes to debates on secularization, colonial history, and migration policy. Networks include collaborations with Swedish Research Council, Humboldt Universität, and Nordic educational history institutions.

• Education Policy
• Welfare State History
• Curriculum History
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Julia Suárez-Krabbe is an Associate Professor in the Department of Communication and Arts at Roskilde University (Denmark). Her research focuses on racism, human rights, decolonization, and knowledge production in Europe and the Americas. She collaborates closely with refugee movements, examining state-sanctioned racism in Danish deportation camps and exploring ontological/existential dimensions of decolonization. She holds a Distinguished Research Associate position at the Ali Mazrui Centre for Higher Education. Key research areas include multiculturalism from southern theories, gender studies, and the intersection of law/ethics with human rights. She has published extensively on topics like non-knowledge in education, indigenous resistance in Colombia, and Eurocentric crises. Recent projects include 'Freedom of Movements. The Practice of Resistance' (2025-2026) and 'Rethinking Democracy from the Global South' (ongoing since 2017). Notable contributions include analyzing colonial legacies in Danish policies, advocating for decolonial pedagogical reforms, and documenting struggles against extractivism in Latin America. Her work bridges academic scholarship with grassroots activism through collaborations with global south scholars and marginalized communities.

• Decolonization
• Racism
• Human Rights
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Vera Rocha is an Associate Professor at the Department of Strategy and Innovation , Copenhagen Business School. Her research focuses on entrepreneurship, organizational dynamics, and labor markets, with particular emphasis on hiring strategies, startup performance, and the societal impacts of entrepreneurial activity. Her work contributes to UN Sustainable Development Goals related to decent work and economic growth. Key areas of expertise include the role of affiliations in startup hiring, refugee integration in organizations, gender dynamics in entrepreneurship, and innovation strategies in early-stage ventures. Her recent articles explore topics such as successive entrepreneurial stints, refugee hiring's impact on organizational performance, and the hidden costs of platform economies. She actively participates in academic conferences and media discussions, addressing issues like female founder leadership and entrepreneurial labor markets. Dr. Rocha has supervised three academic works and collaborates internationally on research projects. Despite her prolific output, no formal scientific awards or dedicated grants are explicitly mentioned in the provided texts.

• Entrepreneurship
• Strategic Management
• Organizational Behavior
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Thomas Gammeltoft-Hansen is Professor of Migration and Mobility Law at the Faculty of Law, University of Copenhagen, and Director of MOBILE – the Danish National Research Foundation’s Center of Excellence on Global Mobility Law. He also leads the Nordic Asylum Law & Data Lab and serves as Chairperson of the Nordic Institute for Migration. His research spans international and Nordic mobility law, refugee law, data-driven legal methods, and legal theory. PhD in International Law, Aarhus University MSc in Refugee Studies, University of Oxford MA in Political Science, University of Copenhagen His research focuses on the legal frameworks governing human mobility, including transnational migration control, the role of private actors in border enforcement, and the use of data and technology in asylum decision-making. He pioneered the concept of the “migration industry” and has developed innovative data-driven methodologies to analyze asylum practices across the Nordic region. His work critically examines how legal infrastructures shape mobility, often revealing unintended consequences and systemic biases. His recent publications explore legal infrastructure theory, digital evidence in asylum proceedings, and machine learning applications in refugee law. These works highlight a growing trend toward interdisciplinary, data-intensive legal scholarship that bridges law, computer science, and social science to address complex migration challenges. Scientific Awards: Chevening Award (2002) Sapere Aude Ung Eliteforsker (2011) The Idman Award (2013) Dansk Forfatterforenings Fredspris (2017) EliteForsk prisen - Danish Elite Researcher Award (2024) He has served as a member of the Danish Refugee Appeals Board and is a principal investigator on major research grants from the Danish National Research Foundation, NordForsk, Villum Foundation, Volkswagen Stiftung, European Commission, and Wallenberg Foundation. He is frequently consulted by governments, international organizations, and NGOs and is a regular media commentator on migration and asylum issues. He leads a dynamic research environment at the Nordic Asylum Law & Data Lab, which brings together legal scholars, data scientists, and social scientists to advance empirical and theoretical understanding of mobility law. The lab is a hub for interdisciplinary training and innovation in legal research methods.

• Migration Law
• Refugee Law
• International Mobility Law
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Christian Albrekt Larsen is a full Professor at Aalborg University's Department of Politics and Society under the Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities . He specializes in welfare states, social cohesion, migration, and labor market policies. Dr. Scient. Soc., PhD, Master in Public Administration Key Affiliation: Centre for Comparative Welfare Studies (CCWS) , MIX - Center for Displacement, Migration and Integration His research focuses on institutional frameworks of Nordic welfare models, public support for anti-poverty initiatives, and social trust dynamics in multicultural societies. Recent projects include MNcontact (2020-2025), which examines migrant-native workplace interactions, and MIGTRUST (2021-2026), analyzing refugee trust in welfare systems. 2025 publications highlight workplace integration (Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies), age discrimination in hiring (Social Science Research), and refugee experiences in Scandinavia. These works demonstrate his emphasis on empirical analysis of welfare legitimacy, ethnic diversity, and labor market mechanisms. Scientific recognitions include: Danish Sapere Aude II research leader grant Fulbright grant Former member of Danish National Research Council (2015-2021) He has authored/edited 16 books, including The Rise and Fall of Social Cohesion (OUP 2013) and Migrants and Welfare States (Edward Elgar 2022). His DNASOC project (2007-present) investigates Danish national identity transformation.

• Social Cohesion
• Welfare State
• Migration and Integration
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Morten Sodemann is a Clinical Professor in Global Health and Migration Medicine at the University of Southern Denmark , affiliated with the Department of Clinical Research , Odense University Hospital, and the Center for Philosophy and Ethics of Health. His work spans infectious diseases, health inequality, and transcultural medicine, with a focus on language barriers and migrant health. Academic Affiliation: University of Southern Denmark Key Research Areas: Global Health, Migrant Health, Public Health, Medical Ethics Recent publications examine language barriers in cancer care , TB preventive therapy , and social inequality in healthcare . His 2025 article 'Danskernes årlige hyggetest er uhyggelig' critiques Danish cultural nationalism through integration policies. He leads projects like STOP MinoVold (domestic violence interventions) and twin cohort studies in Guinea-Bissau. Scientific Awards: Syddansk Universitets Innovationspris (2023) Sjællands Universitetshospitals ærespris (2021) Folkesundhedsprisen (2021) His research emphasizes co-produced healthcare models for vulnerable populations, narrative medicine in education, and policy impacts on marginalized groups. Morten Sodemann's work bridges clinical practice, ethics, and social justice, addressing systemic inequities in Danish and global health systems.

• Global Health
• Migrant and Refugee Health
• Infectious Diseases
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Amna Chaudhry is a Researcher at the Department of Organization within Copenhagen Business School , Denmark. Her work focuses on organizational resilience, crisis management, and sensemaking in extreme contexts. Her recent research includes two peer-reviewed publications: one analyzing organizational survival strategies in complex environments and another exploring refugee experiences through sensebreaking frameworks. These studies reflect her interdisciplinary approach to Organizational Behavior and Migration Studies .

• Organizational Behavior
• Crisis Management
• Resilience
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Nanna Vestergaard Ahrensberg is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Political Science, Aarhus University. Her research focuses on immigrant integration, educational inequality, and policy feedback mechanisms in public administration contexts. Primary Affiliation: Department of Political Science, Aarhus University Teaching: Integration policy, education policy, policy evaluation, political sociology Her work investigates how immigrant-background citizens interact with public institutions like schools, particularly examining the impacts of evidence-based policy implementation and scaling. She collaborates with researchers such as Simon Calmar Andersen on the READit project, which studies large-scale implementation of successful educational interventions. Recent publications analyze Ukrainian refugee motherhood as political participation, linguistic integration strategies, and civic outcomes in Muslim schools. She actively participates in academic conferences including the Danish Political Science Association meetings and Council of European Studies events. Email: nannava@ps.au.dk

• Immigrant Integration
• Educational Policy
• Equality and Diversity
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Karen Nielsen Breidahl is an Associate Professor at the Department of Politics and Society, Aalborg University, affiliated with The Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities. She is part of interdisciplinary centers including WISER (Welfare, Innovation, Social Work and Employment Relations), CUBB (Center for Udvikling af Borgerinddragende Beskæftigelsesindsatser), and MIX (Center for Displacement, Migration and Integration). Her research focuses on welfare state policies, migration, refugee integration, and public administration challenges. PhD supervision: Active supervisor of 1 doctoral student (specific name not listed). Education: While explicit details are not provided, her academic roles and publications suggest advanced training in political science and social policy. Her research interests include the welfare state’s role in managing migration, activation policies for disadvantaged groups, and organizational challenges in public service delivery. Recent work examines refugee experiences in Denmark and Norway, misperceptions about immigrants, and the administrative barriers in integrated service delivery. Key projects include the EduState initiative (2022–2026) studying organizational responses to migration and the MIGTRUST project (2021–2026) analyzing refugee trust in welfare institutions. She has contributed to 15+ funded projects and 78+ research outputs. Media engagement includes high-profile coverage on Ukrainian refugee integration (22 media mentions) and activation policies for non-Western immigrants. Her work impacts public policy through projects like EduState , influencing Danish central policy discussions.

• Welfare State
• Public Administration
• Migration and Integration
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