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The years 2004
- 2005
Lomborg returned to his position as a senior lecturer at Aarhus
University by August 1st 2004, where he resumed the usual tasks
of teaching and "doing research". In his own words, he
would again be absorbed in the study of books and statistics. In
November, he published the conclusions from Copenhagen Consensus
as a 700 page book titled "Global Crises, Global
Solutions" .
In November 2004, he announced to the head of
his department that he would leave his position. He had found out
that he had not enough time to attend to all his duties, such as
marking examination papers, if he wanted at the same time to
participate in the debate on environmental issues, and his lack
of time had caused some grumbling among his colleagues. So he left
his position at February 1st 2005.
During most of January 2005, he travelled in the USA
and Canada as a follow-up on the Copenhagen Consensus conference.
On 2nd June 2005 he attained the title of
"adjungeret professor", the English translation of which seems to be
adjunct professor, at the Copenhagen Business School. His field
of teaching here was "policy-making, scientific knowledge and
the role of experts". The same title has been attained by
e.g. a former prime minister, an editor-in-chief of a major
newspaper, and an actress.
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