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Researcher: Creating more maritime jobs requires new attitude

It's going to take a lot of innovation and hard work to bring the maritime jobs back to Denmark, says associate professor Jacob Kronbak of the University of Southern Denmark. Growth initiative and cluster cooperation is not enough.

BY LOUISE VOGDRUP-SCHMIDT
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