Lars Fynbo

• Use of antibiotics (as part of UC-care).

• Risk theory. Epistemology. Qualitative methods.
• Alcohol and other drugs. Edgework and risk behaviour.
• Antibiotics and bacterias in a sociological perspectives.

Member of the research group Welfare, Inequality and Mobility

General sociology, Department of Public Health.

Sociological project design. Department of Sociology.

Supervision of BA and Honorary projects.

I work in a cross-over between welfare studies and cultural sociology, and I often focus on risk behaviour in a symbolic interactionist perspective.

My PhD thesis focused on drunk driving and drunk drivers' social settings, morality and risk assessment.

While reseaerching for SFI - The Danish National Centre for Social Research, I analyzed the capacity of the social treatment of drug abusers in Denmark. I interviewed more than sixty people (including users, social workers, and bureaucrats).

On 1 September 2014, I began a qualitative analysis of the Danish use of antibiotics in a sociological perspective.

Theoretically, I work somewhere between Foucault and critical theory, relational sociology, identity constructions, and public health science. For instance, I study the use of alcohol and other drugs or medicin as social action in timely circumstances.

Danish, English, Spanish and German.