Department of Government, Uppsala University

@uu-polisci.bsky.social

Statsvetenskapliga institutionen vid Uppsala universitet. Political Science in Uppsala — Est. 1622 🏛️ Cutting-edge research & education at Sweden’s oldest polisci dept. 📚 Proud home of @skytteprize.bsky.social 🏆 https://www.uu.se/en/department/government

"The aim of our programme is to increase knowledge about the relationship between democracy and higher education. [...] These issues are particularly important to study at a time when an increasing number of countries are moving in an authoritarian direction." Read more: www.uu.se/en/departmen...

Sofia Näsström new Research Director at Democracy and Higher Education – Department of Government – Uppsala University

uu.se

New article with Pär Nyman in PSRM: Do competitive elections lead governments to short-sighted economic policy, or to moderation? Analyzing Swedish municipalities using a new measure and new method, we find much more evidence of moderation than myopia. OA here: www.cambridge.org/core/journal...

Electoral opportunism and economic policy: disentangling myopia and moderation | Political Science Research and Methods | Cambridge Core

Electoral opportunism and economic policy: disentangling myopia and moderation

cambridge.org

Had the pleasure of presenting ongoing work at Swedish Institute for Social Research (SOFI) yesterday! Thanks to Erwan Dujeancourt and Emma von Essen for having me and everyone in the GAINS group for great feedback!

BildBild

Does far-right legislative representation change the descriptive make-up of candidate lists among mainstream parties? Using a RDD with registry data from Sweden, this paper led by @grahn.bsky.social provides an answer doi.org/10.1017/psrm...

Does far-right legislative entry affect minority candidate diversity? | Political Science Research and Methods | Cambridge Core

Does far-right legislative entry affect minority candidate diversity?

doi.org

I’ll be giving a research seminar at KTH in Stockholm on Monday, April 27, on our work analyzing three decades of UN climate through COP High Level Segment country statements. The seminar is open to the public, and anyone interested is warmly welcome. Details here: www.kth.se/climateactio...

Research Seminar: Building a Corpus of UNFCCC COP High Level Segment Statements | KTH

Join us for this seminar with Professor Charles Parker of Uppsala University, which will consider how changes in language patterns over the past three decades reflect the evolving politics of the UNFC...

kth.se