In spite of more than 20,000 publications on the Ukrainian famine of 1932-33 worldwide, the Nordic historiography of Holodomor has remained on the sideways of international research. In addition to filling this empirical gap, L. Dubinka-Hushcha has elabourated the concept of genocidation - a new approach to the study of memory politics in the post-Soviet nations.

Faith Hatani's project “AI in Future Road Transport: Policy and Practice in Value Chain Innovation” is supported by the International Network Programme (INP), part of the Danish Ministry of Higher Education and Science’s funding to strengthen the internationalisation of Danish research.

Janine Leschke will speak at a public seminar at University College Dublin School of Social Policy, Social Work & Social Justice. Her talk will draw on selected chapters of the Oxford University Press volume 'Youth labor in transition: Inequalities, mobility, and policies in Europe'.