Faglige interesser
I am a political theorist and international relations scholar. I work mainly with democratic theory, with a special focus on deliberative democracy. I am interested in how democratic theory can be employed to understand changes in domestic politics brought about by globalization, as well as offers ways to respond to these changes. I work on these topics across issue areas such as intellectual property rights, climate change, and trade.
I work primarily with normative theory and methods, but also employ both qualitative and quantitative methods in my research.
Keywords: democratic theory; deliberative democracy; global governance; globalization; climate change; non-state actor
Bakgrunn
Prior to commencing at the University of Oslo as an assistant professor at the end of 2016, I was a postdoc and then research fellow at Stockholm University (where I maintain a joint-position). My google scholar page is here.
Priser
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(2017-2020) “The Politization of Global Governance: Democratic Legitimacy in TTIP and TPP”. Principal Investigator. €250,000. Funded by Riksbanken Jubileumsfund. You can read more about it in Swedish here, and a full English website will follow shortly.
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(2016-2019) "Fragmentation in Climate Governance," Swedish Energy Agency. Stockholm, Sweden; Lund, Sweden; Amsterdam, The Netherlands; Oxford, The UK. Co-investigator. €600,000.
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(2009-2012) “Ph.D. Scholarship,” The Australian National University. Awarded as part of Prof. John Dryzek’s Federation Fellowship Fund. $70,000 AUD.
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(2016) “Short Term Scientific Mission,” COST grant recipient to attend the University of Oxford. €2,500.
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(2011-12) “Endeavour Award Recipient,” Australian Department of Education (DEEWR) to attend Princeton University, $25,000 AUD.
Verv
- (2016) Visiting Researcher, The University of Oxford. See my visiting page here.
- (2015) Visiting Researcher, The University of Canberra.
- (2009-10) Visiting Ph.D. Researcher, The European University Institute.