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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-00856-6e sociology in Denmark in the early period. It shows how early sociologists pursued academic careers in the intersection between academia, civic society organisation and staThe bureaucracy, but despiThe relative success and academic recognition, sociologists were not able to establish continued soci

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-00856-6 degrees in the field and prosperous prospects for the future. However, 20 years later Danish sociology was close to being erased from the academic landscape. The chapter argues that in order to understand this dramatic change for sociology, it is necessary to understand how conflicts within sociolo

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Geothermal Power Projects Valuation Modelnalised social science discipline. However, the process of ‘re-establishing’ also came with consequences for sociological knowledge. In the chapter Kropp analyses the local configuration of two general strategies applied by Danish sociologists, a professional strategy and a policy-oriented strategy.

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