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Co-Director of the Inequality Platform, Birthe Larsen, on stellar historian Adam Tooze's new book, Shutdown, in the Danish media Altinget

The international festival on documentaries, CPH:DOX, has a special focus on science this year – not just in the DOX:SCIENCE programme, but in the festival as such. Which is why Copenhagen Business School with its three cross disciplinary research platforms joins again as content partner, following last year’s success where many thousands followed the online opening of the science programme and other debates. This time our researchers are ready to discuss how research can contribute to the solution of global challenges such as inequality, digital transformations and diversity. CPH:DOX runs from 23 March-3 April and this time it is LIVE – so check out the programme and find your seat at the cinema and for the engaging debates.

Related to Danmark's new law on epidemics the Danish parliament formed a working group advising the Danish government on economy strategies during a possible new pandemic. The group has now delivered their recommendations and the Inequality Platform's Birthe Larsen and Yvette Lind have contributed as appointed members.

Academic Director of the CBS Inequality Platform, Professor (MSO) Mogens Kamp Justesen receives funding from the Carlsberg Foundation for the research project 'Mind the Gap: Understanding the Preferences of Economic Elites and the Mass Public'.