| Personal website | https://madsejsing.com |
| Department profile | https://politicalscience.ku.dk/research/groups/political-theory/?pure=en/persons/459973 |
| Personal website | https://madsejsing.com |
| Department profile | https://politicalscience.ku.dk/research/groups/political-theory/?pure=en/persons/459973 |
*Citizens expect researchers to act politically*
In fact, a recent study found that citizens in Germany and the US expect and support political advocacy from climate researchers — with the caveat that they remained divided on the question of outright protest: https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1088/1748-9326/abd4ac
Interestingly, researchers who advocated politically, while considered less objective, were perceived to be acting more "in the interest of society" than their non-advocate counterparts.
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*Examples from Denmark*
In the Danish group of Scientist Rebellion, we have organised various kinds of non-violent direct actions — such as teach-ins and road blockades — that involve different levels of civil disobedience.
Here is a picture from one of our actions in the spring, where we blocked all the roads to the Danish parliament together with XR, Greenpeace, and other green organisation in Denmark.
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