Academic interests
- The policymaking process
- Agenda-setting
- Organization theory
- Governments and the relation between different types of political actors
- Comparative public policy
- Quantitative methods
Courses taught
Background
- 2024-: Doctoral research fellow, University of Oslo
- 2023: Researcher, University of Oslo
- 2021-2023: Research assistant, University of Oslo
- 2020-2022: MA Political Science, University of Oslo
- 2017-2020: BA Political Science, University of Oslo
Tags:
Public Policy and Administration,
organization theory,
Agenda setting,
Parliamentarism,
Quantitative methods
Publications
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Jungblut, Jens Patrick Wilhelm; Kavli, Tuva Marie & Valgermo, Jon Bøe
(2023).
Different governments, similar agendas? Analyzing more than seven decades of Norwegian policy agendas presented in executive speeches.
Scandinavian Political Studies.
ISSN 0080-6757.
46(3),
p. 167–193.
doi:
10.1111/1467-9477.12252.
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Norwegian politics have undergone significant changes since 1945. This paper analyzes over seven decades of policy agendas outlined in Norwegian executive speeches focusing on the composition and development of the agenda using categories from the Comparative Agendas Project. The analysis focuses on (a) the dynamics of agenda changes over time, (b) the diversity and distribution of attention, and (c) in how far external shocks or partisan factors drive major agenda shifts. Our results show that the Norwegian executive agenda has become more encompassing over time, that it is comparatively diverse, and that diversity increases as Norwegian politics becomes more complex. While there is generally a high degree of stability in the agenda, sudden punctuations also occur. Partisan factors only play a limited role in explaining these attention shifts, while external shocks seem to be more relevant.
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Mar. 8, 2024 11:06 AM
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