Presenting a new project with Guy Peters on hybridity and administrative traditions at @epsanet.bsky.social tomorrow 3pm in room 1A.08
Daniel Carelli
@danielcarelli.bsky.social
Postdoctoral researcher at Chalmers University of Technology, specializing in the roles and functions of governments and bureaucracies in addressing critical global challenges, particularly climate change and antibiotic resistance.
Idag skriver jag tillsammans med Otto Cars, Anna Zorzet och Nina Viberg i GP debatt om behovet av att lyfta blicken i politiken kring antibiotikaresistens. Vi presenterar tre konkreta förslag för att möta denna globala utmaning:
DEBATT: Vi kan inte bara vänta på att all antibiotika slutar att fungera
Antibiotikaresistens är en pandemi som till skillnad från viruspandemier som influensa och Covid-19, inte kommer och går. Den är i stället ständigt närvarande, förvärras, och kommer att pågå så länge ...
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This is the first time I’ve seen a Foreign Affairs minister address antibiotic resistance—an important link between the war in Ukraine and Sweden’s role in global #AMR action. I’ll discuss this further at Policy Day with the QoG Institute and The Lancet on Tuesday. Link in comments.
DEBATT: Ukrainas sak är vår – antibiotikaresistensen ser inga landsgränser
Den humanitära situationen i Ukraina till följd av Rysslands fullskaliga invasion är förödande. Ukraina står inte bara inför hotet av den ryska armén, utan även inför en osynlig fiende: bakterier som ...
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To complete the X migration, I am happy to share my recent article, now open access in @jeppjournal.bsky.social. The argument: Intra-party divisions are one important reason why mainstream parties take on the issues and positions of Eurosceptic and anti-immigration parties. doi.org/10.1080/1350...
Why accommodate? How niche pressure and intra-party divisions shape mainstream party strategies
Research demonstrates that mainstream parties often take up the issues and positions of emerging Eurosceptic and anti-immigration parties. Yet, these accommodative strategies generally do not pay o...
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New publication out! This one took years of data collection, but it clearly illustrates how Sweden's high-quality state bureaucracy is the result of centuries of gradual power struggles and strategic investments in education—a process I term administrative democratization.
Comparative Politics@comppol.bsky.social · 2y agoNeed a break from the US election? This new Research Note by danielcarelli.bsky.social introduces “administrative democratization” in the context of Swedish state-building. Discover how competence can trump aristocracy! www.ingentaconnect.com/content/cuny...