My third dissertation study is now published OA at @Gov_Journal Institutional similarities play a crucial role when states pursue transnational collaboration on antibiotic resistance governance in Europe. https://t.co/5nePwmkNDG
New publication in Comparative Politics on how Sweden's high-quality state bureaucracy is the result of centuries of gradual power struggles and strategic investments in education. I'll take this opportunity to Xit to https://t.co/ixt42jIkVx
https://t.co/lLM54wxBti
The #problem of #AMR is growing - but is attention? We studied long-term media coverage of the problems and solutions around antimicrobial resistances publicly discussed in #Germany and #Switzerland, now #openaccess in @socscimed: https://t.co/MGT0B06j0O @manueljfischer
Interested in antibiotic resistance and politics, governance and international relations? Eight new papers by leading scholars, @soapl@MirkoNoaHeinzel among others, in this new Special Issue in Journal of European Public Policy: https://t.co/Gn4DSAXs2J
Our meta-analysis on executive power & corruption is now out in @cps_journal! 📜🔍
Together with @sg_dawson & Georgios Xezonakis, we dive into how constitutional designs influence corruption levels & what drives variation across studies. Check it out!
🔗 https://t.co/BRXkl9fZhS
@jacob_nyrup Interesting paper. It would be interesting to follow the consequences of the examples Germany and Sweden which have recently integrated climate policy in the ministry of energy/economy. Not sure about Germany, but it doesn’t look very good here in Sweden!
My third dissertation study is now published OA at @Gov_Journal Institutional similarities play a crucial role when states pursue transnational collaboration on antibiotic resistance governance in Europe. https://t.co/5nePwmkNDG
What explains the rise of radical right-wing parties in post-socialist Europe? Previous research attributes this to socialism's legacies. My latest publication introduces a new perspective—limited interaction with non-socialist Europe.
https://t.co/3JpVtQpcEW
The global response to #AMR is vastly insufficient. AMR must become a priority issue that cuts across the sustainable development areas and galvanize a coordinated whole-of-UN response.
Read the Open letter to the Deputy Secretary-General of the @UN
https://t.co/PoGQbmgbkk
Successfully defended my dissertation ”Bugs and Bureaucracies” at the Uni of Gotheburg two weeks ago! Next stop: Chalmers Uni of Technology for a postdoc position, where I will study the administrative challenges in stimulating large-scale industries towards a green transition.