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Brænder, M., Harrits, G. S. & Lindekilde, L. (2012). Dybdegående kvalitativ analyse. In L. Bøgh Andersen, K. Møller Hansen & R. Klemmensen (Eds.), Metoder i statskundskab (2 ed., pp. 211-234). Hans Reitzels Forlag. http://www.statsbiblioteket.dk/au/index.jsp?query=%22metoder+i+statskundskab%22&first_search=true&keepFilter=false&delimitType=%2523%252F%253FrecordId#/?recordId=sb_5515082

Brænder, M. & Andersen, L. B. (2013). Does Deployment to War Affect Public Service Motivation? A Panel Study of Soldiers Before and After Their Service in Afghanistan. Public Administration Review, 73(3), 466–477. https://doi.org/10.1111/puar.12046

Brænder, M. & Andersen, L. B. (2014). Soldier and Civilian Motivation - Different or Similar? A Comparison of Public Service Motivation for Civilians and Military Personnel. Journal of political & military sociology, 42, 1-28.

Brænder, M., Kølvraa, C. L. & Laustsen, C. B. (2014). Samfundsvidenskabelig tekstanalyse. Hans Reitzels Forlag. Samfundsvidenskabernes metoder

Brænder, M. & Andersen, L. B. (2014). Panel Analysis: When to Use It and What to Consider When Collecting and Analyzing Panel Data. https://doi.org/10.4135/978144627305014529513

Brænder, M. (2013). Deployment and dehumanisation. Paper presented at the Inter-University Seminar on Armed Forces and Society, Chicago, Ill, United States.

Brænder, M. (2013). ”It's my job. I am a professional”: An Explorative Panel Study of Combat Soldiers motivations and how it helps them deal with their Deployment Experiences. Paper presented at American Sociological Association: Annual Meeting 2013, New York, United States.

Brænder, M. & Nielsen, V. L. (2013). Emotional Labour and Empathy: the catch 22 of Public Services. Paper presented at IRSPM 2013, Prague, Czech Republic.

Brænder, M. (2016). Adrenalin Junkies: Why Soldiers Return from War Wanting More. Armed Forces and Society, 42(1), 3-25. https://doi.org/10.1177/0095327X15569296

Brænder, M. (2014). Same event, different stories: An IED Attack and its Aftermath Recounted by two Military Bloggers. Paper presented at European Association for American Studies, Haag, Netherlands.

Brænder, M. (2014). Sacrificial Ideology in Civil and Military Religion. Paper presented at Civil religion in the United States, Münster, Germany.

Brænder, M. (2014). A worthy sacrifice: The latent function of the soldier's death. Paper presented at The Inter-University Seminar on Armed Forces and Society, Canada 2014, Ottawa, Canada.

Brænder, M. (2015). Beyond I/O – the societal consequences of excitement motivation. Paper presented at European Research Group on Military and Society, Ra'anana, Israel.

Brænder, M. (2015). Deployment and Dehumanization: A Multi-Method Study of Combat Soldiers’ Loss of Empathy. Res Militaris, 5(2), 1-18. http://resmilitaris.net/index.php?ID=1022282

Brænder, M. (2015). Joseph Soeters, Patricia M. Shields & Sebastian Rietjens (eds.), Handbook of Research Methods in Military Studies. Res Militaris, 5(1). http://resmilitaris.net/ressources/10195/34/res_militaris_braender_review_of_the_routledge_handbook_of_research_methods_in_military_studies.pdf

Brænder, M. (2017). "Sage mir, wofür Du sterben wirst, so sage ich Dir, wer Du bist": Krieg als ein zivilreligiöses Ritual. In H. Bungert & J. Weiss (Eds.), "God Bless America" Zivilreligion in den USA im 20. Jahrhundert (pp. 163-190). Campus Verlag.

Brænder, M. (2015). Public Servant and Warrior: Why Soldiers' Job Satisfaction and Performance don't Correlate. Paper presented at American Sociological Association, Chicago, Il, United States.

Brænder, M. & Mouritsen, P. (2016). John Locke. Djøf Forlag.

Brænder, M. & Petersen, J. G. L. (2016). Don’t bring the boys back home: An in-depth study of Faroese veterans after their service in Afghanistan. Paper presented at ISA rc01 , Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

Brænder, M., Jansen, M. M. & Moelker, R. (2016). What Sets the Officer Apart. Paper presented at ISA rc01 , Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

Brænder, M. (2016). Diskursanalyse af kvalitativt materiale. In J. G. Glavind & H. Helboe Pedersen (Eds.), Gode spørgsmål, rigtige svar: Grundbog i samfundsfaglig metode (pp. 55-68). Gyldendal.

Brænder, M. (2016). Risikoens fascination - spændingsmotivationens centrale betydning for kampsoldater. In C. Jensen (Ed.), Politologisk årbog 2015-2016 (pp. 8-11). Hans Reitzels Forlag.

Brænder, M. (2020). Transgression within Boundaries: a qualitative study of excitement motivation among combat troops. Qualitative Psychology, 7(1), 23-42. https://doi.org/10.1037/qup0000119

Brænder, M. (2018). Shooting Up: A Short History of Drugs and War. By Lukasz Kamienski. New York: Oxford University Press, 2016. Perspectives on Politics, 16(1), 301-303. https://doi.org/10.1017/S1537592717004078

Brænder, M. & Holsting, V. S. (2017). New Model Army Conservatism: Post-materialist values and military branch affiliation. Paper presented at ERGOMAS, European Research Group on Military and Society, Athen, Greece.

Brænder, M. & Holsting, V. S. (2017). Like attracts like: Military values and branch affiliation of cadets after the reform. Paper presented at American Sociological Association Annual Meeting, Montréal, Canada.

Brænder, M. & Holsting, V. S. (2017). The New Spirit of Militarism? Person/organisation-fit and the economies of worth among new military cadets. Paper presented at The Inter-University Seminar on Armed Forces and Society, Reston, VA, United States.

Brænder, M. & Laustsen, C. B. (2019). Stat og samfund. In A. Blok & C. B. Laustsen (Eds.), Sociologiens problemer : En grundbog (pp. 465-490). Hans Reitzels Forlag.

Brænder, M., Jansen, M. M. & Moelker, R. (2019). What sets the officer apart? Dutch and Danish educational reforms leading to the habitus of the thinking soldier. In W. Klinkert, M. Bollen, M. Jansen, H. de Jong, E.-H. Kramer & L. Vos (Eds.), Educating officers: the thinking soldier - the NLDA and the Bologna Declaration (pp. 337-353). Springer.

Brænder, M. (2019). Vold og krig i et sociologisk perspektiv. In A. Blok & C. B. Laustsen (Eds.), Sociologiens problemer: en grundbog (pp. 661-680). Hans Reitzels Forlag.

Brænder, M., Gøtzsche-Astrup, O. & Holsting, V. S. (2019). Screened to lead: How Future Military Officers differ from their Civilian Counterparts. Paper presented at ERGOMAS, European Research Group on Military and Society, Lissabon, Portugal.

Brænder, M. & Cecchini, M. (2020). Forstående analyser. In K. M. Hansen, L. B. Andersen & S. W. Hansen (Eds.), Metoder i statskundskab (3 ed., pp. 249-274). Hans Reitzels Forlag.

Brænder, M. & Holsting, V. S. (2022). The Power of Experience? Innovative and Authoritative Leadership Values Among Danish Army Cadets. Armed Forces and Society, 48(1), 70-91. https://doi.org/10.1177/0095327X20951435

Brænder, M. (2021). The Military Profession under Pressure. In A. R. Obling & L. V. Tillberg (Eds.), Transformations of the Military Profession and Professionalism in Scandinavia (pp. 187-207). Scandinavian Journal of Military Studies Press.

Brænder, M. (2022). Metodologi og metode: Om forskellen på værktøjer og forståelsesrammer og hvad den betyder i praksis . Politica, 54(4), 389-408. https://doi.org/10.7146/politica.v54i4.134834

Brænder, M. (2022). The military profession in transition – an analytical framework. Paper presented at Centrum för Studier av Militär och Samhälle (CSMS): Modern militär professionalism, Stockholm, Sweden.

Brænder, M. & Bjerre, L. (2022). Social mix and political efficacy: A natural experiment. Paper presented at Nordic Sociological Association, Reykjavik, Iceland.

Brænder, M. (2022). “What’s in it for me ... and for you?”: A reconceptualisation of Intrinsic motivation based on Military Data. Paper presented at Military Violence and Heroism , Israel.

Brænder, M. (2022). The Rainbow Curtain in the European Armed forces: how military personnel attitudes amplify those of their civilian counterparts. Paper presented at The sixth Kinneret Conference on Civil-Military Studies, Israel.

Brænder, M. & Svendsen, G. T. (2022). Reseacher-journalist interactions: A Game Theoretical dilemma and a plausible way out. Paper presented at Post-ECREA conference: Journalist-researcher interactions: Finding common ground in a post-truth world?, Aarhus, Denmark.

Brænder, M. & Holsting, V. S. (2023). “What do they teach you at the Academy?”: The Lasting Importance of Command Experience. Paper presented at Eastern Sociological Society, Baltimore, United States.

Brænder, M. (2023). Same event, different outcomes: How the War in Ukraine has affected political efficacy differently in different countries. Paper presented at Zeitenwende: From the Cold War to the War in Ukraine , Potsdam, Germany.

Brænder, M. & Holsting, V. S. (2023). ˮÉt er søkort at forstå, et andet skib at føre": Om betydningen af praktisk militær ledelseserfaring for tidligere udsendte soldaters ledelsesværdier. Dansk Sociologi, 34(3), 31-54. https://rauli.cbs.dk/index.php/dansksociologi/article/view/7313

Brænder, M. (2024). Han Solo and Professor Moriaty: what interviewing soldiers taught me about heroism. In U. Ben-Shalom , R. Moelker & N. Stern (Eds.), Military Heroism in a Post-Heroic Era (pp. 53-). Springer. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-51556-9_4

Brænder, M. & Holsting, V. S. (2024). Be All You Already Are: The Significance of Intrinsic Motivation and Socialization on Military Identification. Journal of political & military sociology, 51(1), 66-91. https://doi.org/10.5744/jpms.2024.1003

Brænder, M. (2024). The Significance Of Materialism And Postmaterialism Values For Future Military Leaders. The Defence Horizon Journal. https://tdhj.org/blog/post/author/morten-braender/

Brænder, M. & Møller, A. M. (2024). Krydsfeltet mellem sociologi og offentlig forvaltning: Redaktørernes introduktion. Dansk Sociologi, 35(2), 5-7. https://dansksociologi.dk/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/Dansk_sociologi_nr.2_2024.pdf

Brænder, M. (2009). Justifying the Ultimate Sacrifice: Civil and Military Religion in Frontline Blogs.

Brænder, M. (2025). Misogony and its antecedents: Personality, attitudes and how future military leaders view women in the Armed Forces. Paper presented at Eastern Sociological Society Conference 2025, Boston, United States.

Brænder, M., Keppeler, F. & Bachmann, R. G. (2025). Military Leadership – Where To? A Comprehensive Literature Review. Paper presented at Nato in the Nordics, Oslo, Norway.

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