PHD THESES completed summer/autumn 2005 at University of Copenhagen
Microeconomic Studies on Risk, Poverty and Climate Change by Jesper Johannes Kühl, Department of Economics.
Soil and Water Conservation in Agroforestry Systems: Soil erodibility and runoff under improved fallows and no-tillage in Western Kenya by Anja G. Boye, Institute of Geography.
Risk factors for severe respiratory syncytial virus infection. Epidemiologic studies in a low- and a high-income setting by Lone Graff Stenballe, Statens Serum Institut.
Croyances autour dun project de developpement rural au Burkina Faso by Franck Pondevie, Faculty of Humanities.
Animal reservoirs for Schistosoma japonicum and their contribution to transmission in the Yangtze River Valley, Anhui Province, China by Tianping Wang, The Danish Bilharziasis Laboratory.
Changes in agricultural land use and household production in Tanzania – A case of small farm holders in the Usangu Plains, Mbarali District by James Godfrey Lyimo, Institute of Geography.
Demokratisering på tibetansk. En undersøgelse af civilsamfundsgruppers udfordring af og bidrag til den eksiltibetanske demokratiserings-proces by Trine Brox, Department of Cross Cultural and Regional Studies.
Diversity patterns of freshwater gastropods in lake habitats with and without anthropogenic disturbance in Lake Victoria, Kenya by Charles N. Lange, The Danish Bilharziasis Laboratory.
Shistosomiasis and HIV in rural Zimbabwe by Per Kallestrup, Rigshospitalet.
The Muslim Stranger. The Urban Hui in Beijing by Bjørn Garberg, Faculty of Humanities.
Mortality patterns and interventions during the war in Guinea-Bissau 1998-99 – Statistical methods and inference in complex emergency situations by Jens Nielsen, Faculty of Health Sciences.
Kilde: North/South News winter 2005
