Peter Hansen
Biographic Data
| ID | 3792535 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Peter Hansen |
| GIVEN NAMES | Peter |
| FAMILY NAME | Hansen |
| SIGNATURE | HANSEN P |
| AFFILIATIONS | Danish Institute for International Studies |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1582-5032 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 43 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 16 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1969 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
Does gender really matter? How demographics and site characteristics influence behavior and attitudes of German small-scale private forest owners
Postseparation Conflicts and Public Intimidation in Late Eighteenth-Century Copenhagen
This study examines postseparation conflicts in eighteenth-century Copenhagen, revealing ongoing disputes, harassment, and attempts to undermine former spouses after separation. Using unexplored complaint cases brought before the Copenhagen City Council, the article highlights the Council's crucial role in resolving conflicts and enforcing separation agreements. The study identifies themes such as slander, financial disputes, and physical intimid…
Understanding small‐scale private forest owners is a basis for transformative change towards integrative conservation
Balancing societal demands on forests is a major challenge in current forest management. Small‐scale private forest owners are an important ownership group that is rarely addressed directly in this discussion. Our study aims to identify and differentiate between private forest owner groups. Based on this, we take a systemic approach and determine leverage points that can be used to foster transformative change towards integrative conservation‐ori…
Displacement after the Camp Fire
Recovery from wildfire is often cast as the rebuilding of homes by the displaced. This focus ignores the diversity of livelihoods and access to resources among people living in the wildland-urban interface. The 2018 Camp Fire in Butte County, northern California, invites the rethinking of vulnerability and wildfire. Almost an entire town of 27,000 was destroyed, as well as long-established surrounding rural communities. The extent of devastation …
Khat, Governance and Political Identity among Diaspora Returnees to Somaliland
This article explores the return of the Western Somaliland diaspora to the independent yet internationally unrecognised Republic of Somaliland. It focuses on one particular group of returnees, a relatively well-educated group of ‘professionals’, who position themselves as modern political subjects through a critique of the mild stimulant khat which is consumed daily by the large majority of Somaliland adult males. The paper shows how the unregula…
Revisiting the Remittance Mantra
In this paper, I explore the links between migration and development in Tanzania and the formation of migration–development policies. I argue that current remittance and diaspora policies are not based on knowledge of the transnational practices of the existing diaspora but, rather, on general notions of remittances and diasporas that are circulated by international development institutions. I also argue that although migration–development polici…
The ambiguity of khat in Somaliland
Bắc Di Cư
Northern Catholic refugees who resettled in the Republic of Vietnam during 1954 and 1955 in the aftermath of the Geneva Conference formed an identifiable, largely unassimilated cohort that was eventually (but not immediately) utilized by the government of Ngôô Đinh Diệm for nation-building purposes. In both their departure from the North and their resettlement in the South, the Bẳc di cư were largely responsive to their clerical leadership. These…
Circumcising Migration
This article explores ongoing return migration to Somaliland within a gendered perspective and sees it as a distinctly male practice. Whereas many studies of gender and migration focus primarily on women, this article unfolds practices and perceptions of masculinity among Somaliland male return migrants. Somali notions of masculinity, virility and potency have been challenged as a result of the civil war and global dispersal of Somalis. In the ar…
The role of sensorimotor impairments in dyslexia
This study attempts to investigate the role of sensorimotor impairments in the reading disability that characterizes dyslexia. Twenty-three children with dyslexia were compared to 22 control children, matched for age and non-verbal intelligence, on tasks assessing literacy as well as phonological, visual, auditory and motor abilities. The dyslexic group as a whole were significantly impaired on phonological, but not sensorimotor, tasks. Analysis …
Frivillig repatriering - en beskrivelse og kritik af et ideal
Voluntary repatriation. Description and critique of an ideal Voluntary repatriation is often considered a natural, ideal and nonproblematic solution to the refugee problem. This idealization is based mainly on an implicit understanding of refugees and identity, not on positive experiences from earlier repatriation projects. In lo¬calizing the logic behind the idealiza¬tion of voluntary repatriation, it is ne¬cessary to explicate a perception of t…
Motivational Bases of Foreign Policy Attitudes and Behavior
This study explores the relationship between different modes of attachment to one's country and attitudes toward foreign affairs. Rather than conceiving of national attachment in the narrow sense of emotional nationalism which characterizes a great deal of previous research, it employs the conceptual framework developed by Daniel Katz and Herbert Kelman to differentiate among various motivational orientations toward the nation-state. Four such or…
Explaining Foreign Policy Attitudes
Hansen, P. Explaining Foreign Policy Attitudes: the Case of Danish Attitudes toward America. Cooperation and Conflict, XII, 1977, 149-170. The article discusses and evaluates the present state of approaches to the study of foreign policy attitudes. Noting the prevalence of single-factor studies at only one of several possible levels of analysis, the article emphasizes the need for more com prehensive analytic models, integrating various levels of…
The Structure of the Debate in the Danish Ec Campaign
Interorganizational Programme Planning and Coordination
Denmark and European Integration
Circumcising Migration
This article explores ongoing return migration to Somaliland within a gendered perspective and sees it as a distinctly male practice. Whereas many studies of gender and migration focus primarily on women, this article unfolds practices and perceptions of masculinity among Somaliland male return migrants. Somali notions of masculinity, virility and potency have been challenged as a result of the civil war and global dispersal of Somalis. In the ar…
The Structure of the Debate in the Danish Ec Campaign
Displacement after the Camp Fire
Recovery from wildfire is often cast as the rebuilding of homes by the displaced. This focus ignores the diversity of livelihoods and access to resources among people living in the wildland-urban interface. The 2018 Camp Fire in Butte County, northern California, invites the rethinking of vulnerability and wildfire. Almost an entire town of 27,000 was destroyed, as well as long-established surrounding rural communities. The extent of devastation …
Khat, Governance and Political Identity among Diaspora Returnees to Somaliland
This article explores the return of the Western Somaliland diaspora to the independent yet internationally unrecognised Republic of Somaliland. It focuses on one particular group of returnees, a relatively well-educated group of ‘professionals’, who position themselves as modern political subjects through a critique of the mild stimulant khat which is consumed daily by the large majority of Somaliland adult males. The paper shows how the unregula…
Revisiting the Remittance Mantra
In this paper, I explore the links between migration and development in Tanzania and the formation of migration–development policies. I argue that current remittance and diaspora policies are not based on knowledge of the transnational practices of the existing diaspora but, rather, on general notions of remittances and diasporas that are circulated by international development institutions. I also argue that although migration–development polici…
Bắc Di Cư
Northern Catholic refugees who resettled in the Republic of Vietnam during 1954 and 1955 in the aftermath of the Geneva Conference formed an identifiable, largely unassimilated cohort that was eventually (but not immediately) utilized by the government of Ngôô Đinh Diệm for nation-building purposes. In both their departure from the North and their resettlement in the South, the Bẳc di cư were largely responsive to their clerical leadership. These…
Motivational Bases of Foreign Policy Attitudes and Behavior
This study explores the relationship between different modes of attachment to one's country and attitudes toward foreign affairs. Rather than conceiving of national attachment in the narrow sense of emotional nationalism which characterizes a great deal of previous research, it employs the conceptual framework developed by Daniel Katz and Herbert Kelman to differentiate among various motivational orientations toward the nation-state. Four such or…
Denmark and European Integration
Does gender really matter? How demographics and site characteristics influence behavior and attitudes of German small-scale private forest owners
Denmark and European Integration
Interorganizational Programme Planning and Coordination
The Structure of the Debate in the Danish Ec Campaign
Explaining Foreign Policy Attitudes
Hansen, P. Explaining Foreign Policy Attitudes: the Case of Danish Attitudes toward America. Cooperation and Conflict, XII, 1977, 149-170. The article discusses and evaluates the present state of approaches to the study of foreign policy attitudes. Noting the prevalence of single-factor studies at only one of several possible levels of analysis, the article emphasizes the need for more com prehensive analytic models, integrating various levels of…
Motivational Bases of Foreign Policy Attitudes and Behavior
This study explores the relationship between different modes of attachment to one's country and attitudes toward foreign affairs. Rather than conceiving of national attachment in the narrow sense of emotional nationalism which characterizes a great deal of previous research, it employs the conceptual framework developed by Daniel Katz and Herbert Kelman to differentiate among various motivational orientations toward the nation-state. Four such or…
Frivillig repatriering - en beskrivelse og kritik af et ideal
Voluntary repatriation. Description and critique of an ideal Voluntary repatriation is often considered a natural, ideal and nonproblematic solution to the refugee problem. This idealization is based mainly on an implicit understanding of refugees and identity, not on positive experiences from earlier repatriation projects. In lo¬calizing the logic behind the idealiza¬tion of voluntary repatriation, it is ne¬cessary to explicate a perception of t…
The role of sensorimotor impairments in dyslexia
This study attempts to investigate the role of sensorimotor impairments in the reading disability that characterizes dyslexia. Twenty-three children with dyslexia were compared to 22 control children, matched for age and non-verbal intelligence, on tasks assessing literacy as well as phonological, visual, auditory and motor abilities. The dyslexic group as a whole were significantly impaired on phonological, but not sensorimotor, tasks. Analysis …
Circumcising Migration
This article explores ongoing return migration to Somaliland within a gendered perspective and sees it as a distinctly male practice. Whereas many studies of gender and migration focus primarily on women, this article unfolds practices and perceptions of masculinity among Somaliland male return migrants. Somali notions of masculinity, virility and potency have been challenged as a result of the civil war and global dispersal of Somalis. In the ar…
Bắc Di Cư
Northern Catholic refugees who resettled in the Republic of Vietnam during 1954 and 1955 in the aftermath of the Geneva Conference formed an identifiable, largely unassimilated cohort that was eventually (but not immediately) utilized by the government of Ngôô Đinh Diệm for nation-building purposes. In both their departure from the North and their resettlement in the South, the Bẳc di cư were largely responsive to their clerical leadership. These…
The ambiguity of khat in Somaliland
Revisiting the Remittance Mantra
In this paper, I explore the links between migration and development in Tanzania and the formation of migration–development policies. I argue that current remittance and diaspora policies are not based on knowledge of the transnational practices of the existing diaspora but, rather, on general notions of remittances and diasporas that are circulated by international development institutions. I also argue that although migration–development polici…
Khat, Governance and Political Identity among Diaspora Returnees to Somaliland
This article explores the return of the Western Somaliland diaspora to the independent yet internationally unrecognised Republic of Somaliland. It focuses on one particular group of returnees, a relatively well-educated group of ‘professionals’, who position themselves as modern political subjects through a critique of the mild stimulant khat which is consumed daily by the large majority of Somaliland adult males. The paper shows how the unregula…
Displacement after the Camp Fire
Recovery from wildfire is often cast as the rebuilding of homes by the displaced. This focus ignores the diversity of livelihoods and access to resources among people living in the wildland-urban interface. The 2018 Camp Fire in Butte County, northern California, invites the rethinking of vulnerability and wildfire. Almost an entire town of 27,000 was destroyed, as well as long-established surrounding rural communities. The extent of devastation …
Understanding small‐scale private forest owners is a basis for transformative change towards integrative conservation
Balancing societal demands on forests is a major challenge in current forest management. Small‐scale private forest owners are an important ownership group that is rarely addressed directly in this discussion. Our study aims to identify and differentiate between private forest owner groups. Based on this, we take a systemic approach and determine leverage points that can be used to foster transformative change towards integrative conservation‐ori…
Does gender really matter? How demographics and site characteristics influence behavior and attitudes of German small-scale private forest owners
Postseparation Conflicts and Public Intimidation in Late Eighteenth-Century Copenhagen
This study examines postseparation conflicts in eighteenth-century Copenhagen, revealing ongoing disputes, harassment, and attempts to undermine former spouses after separation. Using unexplored complaint cases brought before the Copenhagen City Council, the article highlights the Council's crucial role in resolving conflicts and enforcing separation agreements. The study identifies themes such as slander, financial disputes, and physical intimid…
Political science (12 works) · Sociology (10 works) · Law (8 works) · Economics (7 works) · Geography (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Politics (5 works) · Business (4 works) · Psychology (4 works) · Diaspora (3 works)