Ulf Hedetoft is Head of Department, Saxo Institute, University of Copenhagan; professor of international studies, head of the department of History, International & Social Studies at Aalborg University, and founding director of the Academy for Migration Studies in Denmark (AMID). His works include (as co-editor) The Postnational Self: Belonging and Identity (Minnesota University Press, 2002); The Global Turn: nationalist encounters with the world (Aalborg University Press, 2003); The Politics of Multiple Belonging: ethnicity and nationalism in Europe and East Asia (Ashgate, 2004); and contributions to National Identity and the Varieties of Capitalism: the Danish Experience (eds John Campbell, John A. Hall & Ove Kaj Pedersen, McGill-Queens University Press, 2006).
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Published in: HomeHow Denmark faces immigration
The dominant discourse in Denmark is nationalist, dealing with immigration in terms of cultural homogeniety....
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