Selected publications

The Vitality of Disease

2017.11.16

Professor Ayo Wahlberg has contributed to The Palgrave Handbook of Biology and Society with his…
Mistrust - An Ethnographic Theory

2017.10.13

Associate Professor Matthew Carey has published the book 'Mistrust - An Ethnographic Theory', in…
Soldierly Becomings: A Grunt Ethnography of Denmark’s New ‘Warrior Generation’

2017.09.28

Thomas Randrup Pedersen has written his PhD dissertation 'Soldierly Becomings: A Grunt Ethnography…
Facehunting: Empathy, Masculinity and Violence Among the Bugkalot

2017.09.22

Postdoc Henrik Hvenegaard Mikkelsen has written an article about to the Journal of Extreme…
Selective Reproduction in the 21st Century

2017.09.20

Selective Reproduction in the 21st Century, edited by Professor Tine Gammeltoft and Professor Ayo…
When self-tracking enters physical rehabilitation: From ‘pushed’ self-tracking to ongoing affective encounters in arrangements of care

2017.09.04

Post.doc Nete Schwennesen has written the article 'When self-tracking enters physical…
Understandings of self through the category of the 'unaccompanied asylum-seeking minor': a Danish ethnography

2017.09.04

PhD student Andrea Verdasco has contributed to the Barn Special Issue on Children, Immigration and…
Data as Monads: How Digital Data can be Understood as the Sum of the Components in the Process of Locating it

2017.08.29

PhD Student Mette My Madsen has contributed to the journal 'Intersections. East European Journal of…
Are we ready to accept the challenge? Addressing the shortcomings of contemporary qualitative health research

2017.08.26

Ph.d.-student Sofie Rosenlund Lau and her colleague, Anthony Stavrianakis, have co-authored the…
These Things Continue

2017.08.22

Professor Susan Reynolds Whyte has made research upon the influence of war on a society trying to…
Vital affordances, occupying niches: an ecological approach to disability and performance

2017.06.29

This article by postdoc Arseli Dokumaci proposes a new conceptual approach to disability and…
From rite of passage to a mentored educational activity: Fieldwork for master's students of anthopology

2017.05.26

Associate Professor Helle Bundgaard and Associate Professor Cecilie Robow have published the articl…
The Regulation of Street Foods: Experiences of Front-Line Regulators in Ghana

2017.05.24

As a part of a greater capacity building project in Ghana, Professor and Head of the Department,…
Of “Bad Behaviour” and “Dangerous Sex”

2017.04.20

Together with former Ph.D.-student and colleague Marie Kolling and colleague from Centre of African…
RELUCTANT RETURNEES: Gender Perspectives on (Re) settlement Among Highly Skilled Indian Return Migrants in Bangalore

2017.04.10

Taking her point of departure in the personal story of Nalini, industrial postdoc Helene Ilkjær…

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Organisation and Economy (OREO)
Culture, Mobility and Power (CAMP)
Health and Life Conditions (HALC)
Nature, Environment and Climate (NEC)

Department of Anthropology

Selected publications

The Vitality of Disease

Mistrust - An Ethnographic Theory

Soldierly Becomings: A Grunt Ethnography of Denmark’s New ‘Warrior Generation’

Facehunting: Empathy, Masculinity and Violence Among the Bugkalot

Selective Reproduction in the 21st Century

When self-tracking enters physical rehabilitation: From ‘pushed’ self-tracking to ongoing affective encounters in arrangements of care

Understandings of self through the category of the 'unaccompanied asylum-seeking minor': a Danish ethnography

Data as Monads: How Digital Data can be Understood as the Sum of the Components in the Process of Locating it

Are we ready to accept the challenge? Addressing the shortcomings of contemporary qualitative health research

These Things Continue

Vital affordances, occupying niches: an ecological approach to disability and performance

From rite of passage to a mentored educational activity: Fieldwork for master's students of anthopology

The Regulation of Street Foods: Experiences of Front-Line Regulators in Ghana

Of “Bad Behaviour” and “Dangerous Sex”

RELUCTANT RETURNEES: Gender Perspectives on (Re) settlement Among Highly Skilled Indian Return Migrants in Bangalore

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Researcher Groups