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For decades, these visiting Americans and a few Danes taught U.S. history primarily in departments of English and seldom in history or political science departments. A Danish Center for American Studies was almost established in 1970 at Århus University, but antipathy to the Vietnam War shaped a political climate that made it impossible, and ...
ARTICLE. A true People’s Party?—The rise and fall of one nation conservatism in Denmark in the 1940s. Christian Egander Skov. Department of Language of Literature, NTNU, Trondheim, Norway. ABSTRACT. This article deals with the ideological development of Danish conser-vatism in the 1940s.
These issues in the Danish political and cultural debate in the late 1940s find expression in the collection of essays by Martin A. Hansen entitled Tanker i en Skorsten (Thoughts in a Chimney), which was first published in 1948.
18 cze 2021 · This article examines the anti-antisemitism novels of the 1940s as an indication of the decade's changing attitudes toward Jews, antisemitism, and religious pluralism, and so contributes to scholarly research on both social protest literature and mid-twentieth-century American religious culture.
25 lut 2020 · The driving force behind Denmark's accession to the EEC was the desire to become part of an open European economy, rather than support for federalism. Key parliamentary decisions on European integration were made by consensus between the main political parties, regardless of the coalition in power.
The Bridge contains scholarly and popular articles, essays, translations, stories, and book reviews that are relevant to better understanding our Danish heritage. The Bridge first appeared in 1978. DAHS members receive a complimentary copy of each issue of The Bridge .
16 gru 2008 · Within modern American political science, a focus on state capacity is at least as old as the landmark essay by Woodrow Wilson on “The Study of Administration” and as current as the important scholarly impulse that has revived interest in the state at a time of struggle about the size and span of the federal government.
