WISER - Welfare, Innovation, Social Work and Employment Relations

Social Sciences

1. Danish 100%
2. Analysis 53%
3. Work 49%
4. Policy 45%
5. Coproduction 43%
6. Workers 42%
7. Professional Personnel 37%
8. State 34%
9. Social Participation 32%
10. Organizations 31%
11. Migrants 31%
12. Social Policy 29%
13. Service Industries 27%
14. Industrial Sector 26%
15. Understanding 26%
16. Social Work 25%
17. Research 24%
18. Problem 21%
19. Labor 21%
20. Welfare 21%
21. Literature 21%
22. Perspective 20%
23. Employment 20%
24. Responsibility 19%
25. Occupations 19%
26. Young People 19%
27. Consequences 18%
28. Nonprofit Organizations 17%
29. Process 17%
30. Communities 17%
31. Approach 17%
32. Interaction 17%
33. Family 16%
34. Child 15%
35. Employment Services 15%
36. Collaboration 15%
37. Schools 15%
38. Public Utilities 15%
39. Economic and Social Development 14%
40. Logic 14%
41. Politics 14%
42. Intelligentsia 14%
43. Management 14%
44. Theory 13%
45. Social Workers 13%
46. Conceptualization 13%
47. Labor Relation 12%
48. Conferences 12%
49. Youth 12%
50. Europe 12%
51. Influence 12%
52. Civics 11%
53. Consumers 11%
54. Interviews 11%
55. Actors 11%
56. Paper 10%
57. Unemployment 10%
58. Comparison 10%
59. Emotions 10%
60. Employers 10%
61. Situation 10%
62. Social Systems 10%
63. Germany 10%
64. Discussion 10%
65. Employees 10%
66. Volunteers 9%
67. Involvement 9%
68. Program 9%
69. Sociology 9%
70. Managers 9%
71. Students 9%
72. Attention 9%
73. Performance 9%
74. Support 9%
75. UK 9%
76. Labor Migration 9%
77. Interest 9%
78. Pragmatics 8%
79. Standards 8%
80. Civil Servants 8%
81. Languages 8%
82. Reality 8%
83. Social Services 8%
84. Contribution 8%
85. Labor Market Policy 8%
86. Books 8%
87. Investigation 8%
88. Energy Resources 8%
89. Change 8%
90. Typology 8%
91. Capacity 7%
92. Migrant Workers 7%
93. Government 7%
94. COVID-19 7%
95. Age 7%
96. Implementation 7%
97. Bureaucracy 7%
98. Category 7%
99. Capitalism 7%
100. Solidarity 7%