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Carsten Jahn Hansen is an Associate Professor in sustainable place development and planning at Aalborg University's Department of Sustainability and Planning, part of The Technical Faculty of IT and Design. His research focuses on innovations in planning for sustainable place-making, addressing climate change, socio-economic balance, and environmental sustainability. He leads the Planning for Urban Sustainability (PLUS) research group and participates in projects like the PLANNORD research network and EU-funded initiatives such as PlanCoast . Hansen holds a PhD in Spatial Planning and a Master's in Surveying, Planning, and Land Management from Aalborg University. Key affiliations include roles with the Danish Town Planning Institute (Dansk Byplanlaboratorium), ESPON (European Spatial Planning Observatory Network), and OECD/EU policy advisory work. His expertise spans coastal governance, participatory planning, and the integration of cultural heritage into spatial development. He has contributed to over 111 publications, including works on non-mandatory planning frameworks and climate adaptation strategies. Hansen has advised on regional and municipal planning policies, emphasizing trust-based governance and community engagement. His research explores the interplay between strategic planning and grassroots participation, with a focus on urban and rural resilience. Notable contributions include analyses of Denmark's development planning systems and the role of soft planning instruments in addressing complex spatial challenges.

• Sustainable Urban Planning
• Spatial Development
• Climate Change Adaptation
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Matias Thuen Jørgensen is an Associate Professor and head of the Center for Tourism Research at Roskilde University, Denmark, within the Department of Social Sciences and Business. His interdisciplinary research bridges business studies, sociology, and human geography to examine tourism's societal impacts, with empirical focus on Chinese tourism markets and Nordic destinations. He holds a PhD in Tourism Management from The Hong Kong Polytechnic University (2017), awarded through the competitive Hong Kong PhD Fellowship Scheme. His educational foundation combines rigorous academic training with field expertise in tourism phenomena. The PhD research at Hong Kong Polytechnic University established his methodological approach to analyzing tourism distribution systems through Activity Theory and Actor-Network Theory frameworks. Jørgensen's research critically examines tourism's role in sustainable community development, emphasizing how mundane everyday experiences create destination value in Nordic contexts. His work explores social value creation through tourist-resident interactions, regenerative tourism models like CopenPay, and the socio-economic implications of tourism transitions in peri-urban areas. Key themes include the ethical dimensions of tourism development, community mobilization through social entrepreneurship, and the complex interplay between tourism policy and local realities. Analysis of his 15 most recent publications reveals dominant trends in regenerative tourism frameworks, micro-level host-guest interactions, and policy responses to overtourism challenges. His scholarship increasingly focuses on climate-responsive tourism models, ethical pricing mechanisms in aviation, and regulatory approaches to short-term rentals, demonstrating consistent evolution toward solution-oriented sustainability research. Notable recognitions include: Hong Kong PhD Fellowship Scheme (2014) Nomination for Danish National University Teaching Award (2023) Peter Keller Award (2022) Roskilde University Teaching Prize (2022) Teacher of the Year Award, Roskilde University (2022) As principal investigator on seven research projects totaling over 3 million DKK in funding, Jørgensen has secured grants from diverse sources including industry partnerships and public research councils. Current projects include the SeNSE initiative on sustainable nature-based tourism entrepreneurship and the Tourism Business Model Tool development. He actively supervises doctoral research on social value creation in urban tourism encounters while contributing to policy formulation through UNWTO engagements and frequent media commentary. Leading the Center for Tourism Research (CFTR), he fosters cross-disciplinary collaboration between academics, industry stakeholders, and policymakers. His recent activities include organizing the 2025 Academy of Management symposium on tourism transitions and establishing the 'Tourism and Everyday Life in Cities' research network, positioning CFTR at the forefront of contemporary tourism scholarship.

• Tourism
• Sustainable Tourism
• Tourism Development
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Jesper Strandgaard Pedersen is a Professor at Copenhagen Business School (CBS) in the Department of Organization, serving as co-director of the Imagine .. Creative Industries Research Centre. He previously chaired SCANCOR (Scandinavian Consortium for Organizational Research) hosted at Stanford and Harvard Universities, establishing his prominence in global organizational studies. His research centers on organizational and institutional change dynamics, examining institutional action, industry emergence, field structuring, and organizational identity construction. Key studies investigate cultural transformation in high-tech firms, mergers in knowledge-intensive industries, diffusion of managerial practices, and creative enterprise organization in film and culinary sectors. Recent work focuses on culinary movements as innovation drivers, analyzing how gastronomic traditions are strategically constructed and institutionalized. Publication analysis reveals consistent emphasis on creative industries (particularly culinary and film), sustainability intersections, and institutional entrepreneurship. His work demonstrates evolving focus from organizational identity in knowledge firms toward sustainability-driven innovation in food systems, with increasing European collaborations. Methodologically, he bridges qualitative case studies with institutional theory frameworks. Professor Strandgaard supervises PhD students and teaches advanced courses including Research Methodology in Organization and Management Analyses and Institutional Organizational Analysis across MSc, HD, and BSc programs. His external engagement includes executive education with CBS Executive Fonden in 2024. He leads the Imagine .. Creative Industries Research Centre, which investigates creative sector dynamics, and maintains influence through SCANCOR networks despite stepping down as chairman. His research directly informs European creative industry policy debates through frequent media contributions and international conference leadership.

• Organizational Theory
• Institutional Theory
• Organizational Change
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Marianne Hundahl Hansen is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Law, Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities, Aalborg University. She holds a PhD in law and has been actively teaching and conducting research since 2013. Her academic work spans several key areas of private and consumer law, with a strong focus on EU legal frameworks. Research Interests: Her primary research fields include Tourism Law, Marketing Law, Consumer Law, EU Law, Contract Law, Tort Law, Obligations Law, Sales Law, Enforcement Law, and Insolvency Law. She is particularly interested in the legal challenges surrounding green marketing and consumer protection in the digital and tourism sectors. Publication Trends: Her recent and forthcoming publications (2024–2025) reflect a strong focus on regulatory compliance in green marketing, consumer rights in package travel, and documentation requirements in environmental claims. These works demonstrate a consistent engagement with EU-level legal harmonization and consumer protection mechanisms, often blending doctrinal analysis with policy-oriented insights. Scientific Engagement: Guest writer at Turistmonitor on legal issues in tourism Contributor to public legal discourse through media appearances Active participant in academic events such as AAU Learning Day, Law Talk, and industry forums Administrative and Professional Service: She is a member of the Joint Committee at the Department of Law, board member of Djøf-klubben at AAU, and board member of the Staff Association at the Department of Law. She also served as a legal officer at the Danish Competition and Consumer Authority (2021–2022). Supervision and Teaching: Marianne has supervised numerous bachelor projects and master’s theses in her fields of expertise and continues to teach across a broad range of legal subjects, contributing significantly to legal education at Aalborg University.

• Tourism Law
• Marketing Law
• Consumer Law
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Arne Feddersen is a Professor at the Department of Business and Sustainability within the University of Southern Denmark . His academic work spans Sports Economics , Applied Regional and Urban Economics , and Media Economics , with a focus on empirical analyses of sports events, betting markets, and regional development. He holds a Dr. rer. pol. degree (Doctor of Economics) and maintains an ORCID profile (0000-0001-8935-4021). Research highlights include: Economic impacts of Formula One, Tour de France, and Olympic Games Competitive balance dynamics in professional sports Sentiment bias in betting markets (NBA, NFL, European football) Agglomeration effects from transport infrastructure Media demand analysis for sports broadcasts Recent work analyzes event hosting valuation , gambling market anomalies , and sports regulation frameworks . He serves on editorial boards and departmental councils while supervising courses in sports economics and management.

• Sports Economics
• Applied Regional and Urban Economics
• Media Economics
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Henrik Halkier is a Professor at Aalborg University's Department of Culture and Learning within the Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities. He serves as Director of AAU Excellence and leads research on sociocultural aspects of sustainability, green transitions, and tourism policy. His work integrates evolutionary economic geography, institutional change, and regional development frameworks. Research interests include destination dynamics, policy innovation, and cross-border cultural tourism in rural areas. He coordinates major EU projects like CROCUS (Horizon Europe) and Danish initiatives on regional planning. Over 291 publications span journals like Regional Studies and policy reports. 4 major awards include Honorary Professorships and visiting roles at UK institutions Supervised 12 PhD students focusing on topics like urban sociology, tourism policy, and regional governance Active in 27 research projects with € millions funding Awards highlight his contributions to tourism studies and regional policy: Honorary Professor at Tomsk Polytechnic (2013), Regional Studies Association Fellowship (2012), and visiting roles at Strathclyde & Paisley Universities. Advising spans 2001–2014 with students researching topics from Nordic policy history to adventure tourism innovation. Leads 5 ongoing projects including Denmark's tourism policy evolution and green cruise community studies. Labs/teams: Tourism Research Unit (TRU), CROCUS consortium, and Danish regional policy networks. Future work focuses on non-mandatory planning systems and sustainable Arctic tourism.

• Sustainability
• Green Transitions
• Tourism Policy
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Daniel Hardt serves as Associate Professor in the Department of Management, Society and Communication at Copenhagen Business School. His interdisciplinary research bridges computational linguistics, artificial intelligence, and social analysis, with particular focus on natural language processing applications and theoretical linguistic phenomena. His primary research domains include Computational Linguistics (specializing in ellipsis resolution and sluicing phenomena), Natural Language Processing (developing methods for psychographic classification and sentiment analysis), and Artificial Intelligence (examining large language model capabilities and limitations). Recent work analyzes travel behavior during crises, gender effects in evaluations, and GDPR policy comprehension through NLP techniques. His publications span top venues including Linguistic Inquiry , Tourism Management , and ACL proceedings. Hardt actively engages with practical business applications through 27 media contributions discussing AI implementation, ChatGPT transparency, and data-driven leadership strategies. His academic service includes organizing events like the 2019 "Fake News" conference at CBS and presenting at international venues including JSAI 2024. With 28 supervised academic works documented, he maintains substantial mentoring activity while contributing to public discourse on digital transformation challenges.

• Computational Linguistics
• Natural Language Processing
• Artificial Intelligence
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Jamal Jokar Arsanjani is a full professor in Geoinformatics and Earth Observation at Aalborg University (Denmark), leading the Geoinformatics & Earth Observation group. He holds a PhD from the University of Vienna (2011), with postdoctoral research at Heidelberg University supported by an Alexander von Humboldt fellowship (2012–2015). His academic career includes roles as a UN consultant in Vienna and senior scientist at Heidelberg's GIScience group. Research focuses on integrating geospatial data with computational models to address complex environmental challenges, including land use change, climate impacts, and natural hazards. Key methodologies include agent-based modeling, machine learning, and remote sensing. He contributes to UN Sustainable Development Goals, particularly SDGs related to climate action, sustainable cities, and responsible consumption. Recent projects include 'PROMISE' (micro-mobility integration in urban transport) and 'AI4Covid' (AI-driven pandemic monitoring). Awards include the Springer Outstanding PhD Dissertation (2012) and an Earth Observation award (2020). He serves on the European Environment Agency board and edits the journal Land . Research outputs span 105+ publications since 2008, emphasizing urban sustainability, disaster resilience, and geospatial technologies. Active in 7 ongoing projects and 45+ academic activities, he advises on policy and innovation in smart cities and climate adaptation.

• Remote Sensing
• Climate Change
• Land Use Change
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Anne-Mette Hjalager is a Professor at the Department of Business and Sustainability , University of Southern Denmark, and serves as Director of the Danish Centre for Rural Research. Her work spans multiple interdisciplinary roles including membership in the SDU Climate Cluster, editorial contributions to Annals of Tourism Research , and scientific advisory roles in Nordic and EU projects like INNOTOUR.com and EU-COST initiatives. Ph.D. in Planning and Development (Aalborg University, 1986) MA in Planning Architecture (Aarhus School of Architecture, 1981) HD Business Diploma (Aarhus Business School, 1980) Her research focuses on economic development in rural areas , emphasizing job creation and business sustainability. She explores rural tourism innovation through stakeholder collaboration and digital platforms, analyzing impacts of technology and policy frameworks. Recent work addresses sustainable planning challenges including climate adaptation, coastal zone management, and multifunctional land use. Key publications examine CO₂ emissions from second homes, circular economy strategies, and SDG implementation in local governance. Her scientific contributions include the SCC Fast Track award (2024) and leadership in EU-funded projects like INNOTOUR (€330,000+ funding). She actively participates in national committees and international research networks while mentoring through editorial roles at journals like Scandinavian Journal for Hospitality and Tourism Research .

• Economic development
• Rural innovation
• Tourism studies
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Brooks Alexandra Kaiser is a Professor at the University of Southern Denmark, affiliated with the Department of Business and Sustainability at IEB Esbjerg, the European Center for Risk and Resilience Studies, and the SDU Climate Cluster. Her work bridges economics and environmental science, focusing on long-term socio-ecological transformations. PhD in Economics, Northwestern University, 1998 Tenured positions at Gettysburg College (USA) and University of Southern Denmark Visiting positions at University of British Columbia and University of Hawaii Her research centers on environmental and resource economics, particularly marine invasive species, Arctic socio-ecological systems, fisheries management, and climate change impacts. She employs bio-economic modeling to analyze how trade, technology, and policy affect marine resource use and conservation. Her recent work examines the snow crab invasion in the Barents Sea, economic costs of invasive species, and sustainable Arctic tourism. The 15 most recent publications reflect a strong trend in Arctic and marine environmental economics, with a focus on invasive species, fisheries governance, climate adaptation, and nature-based solutions. Her interdisciplinary approach integrates economics, ecology, and policy. Scientific recognitions include: Fellow of the Polar Research and Policy Initiative (UK) SCC Fast Track award (November 2024) She actively supervises PhD students, including M. Kourantidou, and has contributed to major research projects on climate adaptation, risk management, and Arctic sustainability. Her editorial roles include peer reviewer for Ecological Economics and People and Nature . She leads or co-leads several ongoing projects such as ARE BEST NbS and the SCC Elite Centre, demonstrating sustained research leadership and funding success. Kaiser is involved in multiple interdisciplinary research teams, including Landscape Imaginaries and the European Marine Research Network (Euromarine), and contributes to public discourse through media engagements on marine policy and climate change.

• Environmental Economics
• Resource Economics
• Economic History
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Per Grau Møller is an Associate Professor in the Department of Culture and Language at the University of Southern Denmark, where he specializes in the spatial dimensions of history, particularly focusing on the Funen region and Northwestern Europe from 1000 AD to the present. His work emphasizes long-term landscape transformations, human imprint on cultural environments, and heritage preservation. Education: Master of Arts in History and Medieval Archaeology, 1984 (Odense and Århus Universities) Lic.phil. in History, 1988 (Odense University), thesis: From village to dormitory town. Rural settlements and their economic and cultural landscape preconditions on Funen ca. 1770–1965 His research interests include settlement history, landscape history, agricultural history, historical cartography, cultural heritage, and planning. He explores the interplay between nature and culture, particularly in rural and urban landscapes, with a focus on sustainable development and historical continuity. His recent publications (2022–2025) reflect a consistent engagement with manor landscapes, cultural environments, road networks in Viking and medieval Denmark, and the evolving perception of heritage. Themes such as agricultural transformation, historical land use, and the integration of heritage into modern planning are recurrent across his work, indicating a strong interdisciplinary approach bridging history, geography, and environmental studies. Scientific and Professional Engagement: Head, Changing Landscapes – Center of Strategic Studies in Cultural Environments, Nature and Landscape History (1997–2000) Head of History Studies (2008–2015) Chairman, Agricultural Society (2001–2009) Danish Representative, Permanent European Conference for the Study of Rural Landscape (until 2022) Member, COST-network A27 LANDMARKS (2004–2008) Board member of multiple historical and cultural societies, including the Historical Society for Funen, HisKIS, and Earth ESF-program He has supervised students and taught courses in Danish social and cultural history, historical methods, and medieval urban development. His advisory roles and public lectures highlight his commitment to knowledge dissemination and community engagement in heritage matters. Per Grau Møller is actively involved in research, teaching, and public outreach, contributing significantly to the understanding of Denmark’s cultural landscapes and their historical evolution.

• Landscape History
• Settlement History
• Agricultural History
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Kristen Ounanian is an Associate Professor in the Department of Sustainability and Planning at Aalborg University, Denmark. She leads the 'EmpowerUs' EU Horizon Europe project and co-leads the OBAMA-NEXT initiative focused on marine ecosystems. Her academic roles include project management in the PERICLES and MERCES projects, emphasizing coastal community transitions and marine governance. Education: PhD in Planning: 'In Place of Fishing: Coastal Communities in Transition' (Aalborg University, 2016) PhD in Marine Affairs: 'In Place of Fisheries: Coastal Communities in Transition' (University of Rhode Island, 2016) Bachelor of Science in Social Policy (Northwestern University, 2007) Research Focus: Transition dynamics in coastal communities, marine governance, intangible cultural heritage, climate adaptation, and the blue economy. She explores how coastal regions adapt to reduced fishing opportunities and transition to new sectors, with a focus on sociotechnical systems and sustainability. Grants & Projects: EmpowerUs: EU-funded project on sustainable coastal development (2022–2025) OBAMA-NEXT: Marine ecosystem observation tools (2022–2026) PERICLES: Cultural heritage preservation in coastal regions (2018–2021) MERCES: Marine ecosystem restoration (2016–2020) Publications Trends: Recent work addresses coastal displacement, gender equality in blue economies, and climate adaptation in fisheries. Articles highlight methodological transparency and interdisciplinary approaches to marine social science challenges. Labs/Teams: Centre for Blue Governance and the BLUE – Marine & Maritime Research group at Aalborg University.

• Marine Governance
• Coastal Communities Transition
• Climate Change Adaptation
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Kristof Tomej is an Associate Professor at the Department of Design, Media and Educational Science, University of Southern Denmark. His research focuses on sustainable tourism development, climate adaptation, and inclusive tourism services, with recent emphasis on citizen science frameworks like ISOSCAN and ClimateBlue. He holds a PhD in Business and Socioeconomic Sciences from MODUL University Vienna (2019) and completed a Science Communication course (2023) and SDU Lecturer Training (2020–2021). Key research interests include tourism co-design methodologies, resilience in crisis contexts (e.g., Ukraine war), and accessibility for people with disabilities. He serves as a Board member for Turismeforskere i Danmark (TiD) and leads/co-leads projects such as ClimateBlue (EU-funded coastal adaptation initiative, 2025–2028) and ISOSCAN (hydroclimatic extremes research, 2024–2027). His work bridges academia and practice through participatory approaches. Notable contributions include analyzing tourism transformations in conflict zones, activating socio-cultural values in protected areas, and designing inclusive tourism services. Media engagements highlight his expertise in sustainable travel and climate adaptation strategies.

• Sustainable Tourism Development
• Climate Adaptation
• Citizen Science Frameworks
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Benedicte Christiansen serves as Associate Professor at the Danish National Academy of Music (DKDM), where she has taught Italian for singers since 1997 and conducts writing courses for all BA students. Her academic career is deeply intertwined with professional practice in opera, journalism, and cultural policy. Christiansen graduated as a singer from the Danish Academy of Music in 1995, with further education in Italian at the University of Copenhagen and classical philology at Aarhus University. She also trained as a journalist at the Danish School of Journalism. Her international experience includes living and working in Rome and Trieste, where she studied Italian repertoire with Prof. Marta Lantieri, former head of the Opern Studio at the Vienna State Opera. Her research and professional interests span opera studies, cultural policy, music education, and the intersection of music with democratic society. Christiansen has conducted Italian courses for prestigious institutions including the Danish National Radio choir, the Royal Danish Opera, and the Jutland Opera. She has been instrumental in developing music education initiatives, particularly as the initiator and project manager of OrkesterMester, a nationwide program connecting music schools with school orchestras. Her publications reveal consistent engagement with the economic and social value of opera and symphonic music, cultural diplomacy, and the relationship between arts participation and democratic citizenship. Christiansen approaches these topics through both academic analysis and practical experience, often highlighting international perspectives from Europe and Asia. Speaker at DKDM's music education conference on OrkesterMester (2019) Conference participation at Opera Europe, Antwerp (2019) Co-organizer of Nordic Music and Culture School Union's conferences (Oslo 2017, Finland 2016, Aalborg 2015) Nordic Children's Culture Conference in Nuuk (2014) 2018: Scholarship to the Danish Institute in Rome for research on 'La pronunzia ecclesiastica' Christiansen has held leadership positions including head of the secretariat for music schools' trade association (2013-2018), head of administration for the Jutland Opera (2019), and head of Bornholm's Cultural School (from 2021). She has been elected to the Study Board and Conservatory Council at DKDM for multiple election periods and serves on the sector board for leaders in the Danish Association of Masters since 2019.

• Opera
• Classical Music
• Italian Language for Singers
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Ana Maria Munar is an Associate Professor at Copenhagen Business School, affiliated with the Department of Business Humanities and Law. Her work intersects tourism studies, business ethics, and gender activism, contributing to United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) through critical analyses of cultural and organizational dynamics. Research Interests: Munar explores affective atmospheres in leisure experiences, the infrapolitics of host-guest interactions in volunteer tourism, and theoretical frameworks bridging psychology and philosophy. Her scholarship addresses ethical communication, sustainable tourism, and gender activism within organizational and cultural contexts. Publications: Recent works span business ethics (2025), leisure studies (2024), and critical tourism studies (2024), reflecting interdisciplinary engagement with SDGs. Trends include affect theory, ethical tourism, and psychoanalytic approaches to organizational behavior. Activities and Media: Active in academic events, she organized the 29th Nordic Symposium on Tourism and Hospitality Research (2021) and the Innovation Workshop 'The Witches Museum' (2017). Munar has contributed to media discussions on gender activism in academia and cultural tourism, including podcasts addressing sexism in universities (2023).

• Tourism Studies
• Business Ethics
• Gender Studies
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