HHIB12212U HIS 1021. Sustainable Development of Denmark in the World

Volume 2022/2023
Education

Historisk tilvalgsområde 1 (HHIB10211E)
[Bachelortilvalg i historie, 2022-ordningen]

Content

Få overblik på Historie, BA, lektionskatalog efterår 2022 [BA-studerende med grundfag i Historie]
eller Historie, BA-tilvalg, lektionskatalog efterår 2022 [øvrige BA-studerende]

HIS 1021. Sustainable Development of Denmark in the World
The global quest for sustainable development causes specific challenges for affluent societies like Denmark. How do we promote worldwide equality while solving local and global environmental problems like climate change, and social challenges like inequality? Can continued economic growth on which our affluence is grounded really last or do we have to choose between affluence and sustainability?

A cursory introduction to the recent socio-environmental history of Denmark that focuses on such issues as social cohesion, pollution, energy, biodiversity, climate change, knowledge production, governance, economy, technology and everyday environmentalism will form the common ground for transnational and transdisciplinary comparisons. In seminars and discussions, different analytical approaches will be put on the line and their reach and applicability tested prerequisites for a truly sustainable development will be elaborated.

The course is arranged in collaboration with Sustainability Science Centre, UCPH

- Bo Fritzbøger: Sustainable Development of Denmark in the World, 1970-2020. Springer Sustainable Development Goals Series (to be published in August).

A number of additional texts will also be uploaded in Absalon before the start of the semester.

Teaching is organized as three-hour sessions twice a week. During the first two thirds of the semester, classes will vary between teacher presentations, discussions, group work, and excursions. The last third will mainly consist of supervision, individually or in groups.
  • Category
  • Hours
  • Class Instruction
  • 84
  • Preparation
  • 175
  • Exam Preparation
  • 129,5
  • Total
  • 388,5
Feedback by final exam (In addition to the grade)
Credit
15 ECTS
Type of assessment
Other under invigilation
Exam registration requirements

Aktuelle studieordninger for Historie og Studiehåndbogen.

Criteria for exam assesment