Books by Nielsen

The "race" question has been raging all over the world since the early days of the human, but nowhere else has the debate taken dramatic proportions as in South Africa in the 20th century. A cooking pot of peoples, ethnic groups, languages, tribes and cultures, South Africa was a perfect test bed for the 'race' question, fired up by the ambers of colonialism. How could the issue be resolved? A certain Peter Nielsen in his manuscript "The Black Man Place in South Africa" gives a fascinating answer_a century ago. A treatise on the so-called "Native Question" of the times, this forgotten manuscript makes fascinating reading for anyone. Whatever your interest, this book will definitely inform your perspective; find out for yourself. "CAPTIVATING AND FASCINATING" Simon Thorpe

Bringing together the latest interdisciplinary theoretical approaches with empirical case studies analysing and appraising innovative policies from Scandinavia, this volume demonstrates that mobility research is a key issue within social enquiry. It addresses three broad themes, and in the final section of the book new visions for research into sustainability and mobility are laid out.

Store Satans Fald er en filosofisk agentroman om to europæere, der som agenter i USA's tjeneste rejser til Iran for at starte en ny revolution. Romanen er et selvstændigt værk, men kan samtidig læses som tredje og sidste bind i trilogien, der begyndte med Selvmordsaktionen (2005) og blev efterfulgt af Suverænen (2008). Læs mere om forfatteren, Nielsen.