...Abstract Denmark and Norway share similar labour market models and legal systems yet differ significantly in whistleblower protection. Norway introduced whistleblower provisions in the Working Environment Act (WEA) in 2007 but has not fully implemented the European Directive (EU) Whistleblowing...

... tourist behaviour. Based on the case of four Michelin-starred restaurants in Copenhagen (Denmark), results show that the gourmet tourist food experiences as seen by the restaurateurs are driven by three factors. Firstly, the source of the product and the stories behind the product. Secondly, the gourmet...

...Abstract The creation of the research management and administration (RMA) profession in a small country is probably well exemplified by the development of the Danish Association of Research Managers and Administrators (DARMA). Many external factors in Denmark are similar to other European...

... are a lack of knowledge on how to network in Denmark, a knowledge that oneself is only staying for a limited time, and limited time availability (e.g., due to work). Dyadic Level Four dyadic level factors influence how expatriates build a social network, namely similarity with the other; a wish of the other...

... gas emissions and a massive decrease in biodiversity. In recent years, politicians, journalists and academic observers have singled out the Nordic countries, Denmark in particular, as model societies of trusting and happy people that have handled many of these challenges with remarkable effectiveness...

...Abstract As elsewhere, inequality has increasingly been on the agenda in recent years in Denmark, which has led to discussion about the redistributive role of welfare states across existing welfare regimes. Perhaps surprisingly, the Danish debate on inequality has revolved more specifically around...

.... These hybrid forms provide occasion for citizens and politicians to meet and debate pressing political matters. Although we are still in early days and dilemmas remain to be addressed, this development holds considerable potential for democracy in Denmark and elsewhere. Interactive democracy political...

... on policy implications and contemplate the future of both research and practice related to public administration, politics and governance in Denmark. The chapter argues that recent public governance reforms have turned the Danish welfare state into a mix of a neo-Weberian state and an enabling...

...Abstract In this chapter, we focus on the major reforms intended to ensure the sustainability of health care in Denmark between 2000 and 2020 and the evidence for the effectiveness of these reforms. We take a broad definition of sustainability and include reforms that aimed to improve...

...Social democracy Denmark right-wing turn migration and asylum politics integration populism Introduction Until 2019, S was only in government once, under the leadership of Helle Thorning-Schmidt in the period 2011–2015. She was the first woman to be appointed S leader (from 2005 to 2015...

... tax administration Denmark Sweden Introduction Horror stories of what output-based performance management systems may do to bureaucracy and civil servants’ work are numerous. In Denmark, there have been media headlines telling that employees in the National Board of Industrial Injuries process...

... unclear how to explain this variation. Based on empirical findings from a comparative study of four economic sectors in Denmark, this article discusses the role of labour market institutions and structural conditions in shaping the consequences of labour migration at a sectoral level. Labour migration...

... practice theory–practice gap promising international pedagogy Denmark A Sound Challenge or a Problematic Gap? Professions like teaching are characterized by the professionals’ competence to solve practical problems on the basis of theoretical knowledge ( Abbott, 1988 ). A consequence is that a certain...

...The more recent large inflows began at a time when unemployment was high, in Sweden after a big cyclical downturn beginning in the early 1990s, while in Denmark unemployment reached a historically high level in 1993. Cyclical volatility was lower in Norway, but in all three countries many...

... data which is more reflective of Denmark’s position in the global economy and the trajectory and form of its growth over the last decade reveals that the interpretation of the Danish elite has been too narrow and neglects the distinctive roots of Denmark’s competitive strengths. Indeed, by responding...

... it should be used: women and men choosing to ride on it had to adapt their behaviour and their bodies accordingly. Cycling history national identity gender urban liveability The Netherlands Denmark Purpose – This chapter traces the development of cycling in several European countries over the period...

...Purpose – This chapter compares bioenergy policy developments in Germany and Denmark to better understand the responses of EU country policy regimes to global shocks; to examine potentially emerging new trends of productivist policy models; and to explore potential land use conflicts in the context...