Vilde Lunnan Djuve

Postdoktor - Institutt for Statsvitenskap

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E-post v.l.djuve@stv.uio.no

Mobiltelefon +47 48055639

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Besøksadresse Gullhaug torg 1 0484 Oslo

Postadresse Postboks 1097 Blindern 0317 Oslo

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Faglige interesser

Regimeendring, regimelederes rolle i endringsprosesser, autokratisering, økonomiske årsaker til regimesammenbrudd, protestbevegelser, instititusjonell variasjon, typer autokrati og deres konsekvenser, kvantitativ metode, bruk av observasjonsdata til kausal inferens.

Jeg er en del av prosjektene Policies of Democracies (PoD) og Emergence, Life and Demise of Autocratic Regimes (ELDAR).

CV

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Undervisning

Har undervist i komparativ politikk og regimeendring ved Aarhus Universitet, samt STV1020, STV4020A, STV1000, STV2300, og STV2340 ved UiO.

Bakgrunn

2021. PhD i Statsvitenskap, Aarhus Universitet.

2016. Master i Statsvitenskap, Universitetet i Oslo.

Emneord: Komparativ politikk, Metode, Statistikk, regime breakdown, Demokrati, Diktatur, democratization, autocratization, protest

Djuve, Vilde Lunnan; Knutsen, Carl Henrik & Wig, Tore (2019). Patterns of regime breakdown since the French revolution. Comparative Political Studies. ISSN 0010-4140. s. 1–36. doi: 10.1177/0010414019879953. Fulltekst i vitenarkiv Vis sammendrag
We present a temporally fine-grained data set on regimes, defined as the formal and informal rules essential for selecting leaders. The data set comprises more than 2,000 regimes from 197 polities, 1789 to 2016. We highlight how the frequency of breakdowns and particular modes of breakdown have followed cyclical rather than monotonic patterns across modern history. The most common breakdown modes, overall, are coups and incumbent-guided regime transformations. Furthermore, we report robust evidence that low income, slow or negative growth, and intermediate levels of democracy predict a higher likelihood of regime breakdown. Yet, by running change-point analysis we establish that breakdown risk has cycled substantively across periods of modern history, and the aforementioned explanatory factors are more clearly related to breakdown during certain periods. When disaggregating different breakdown modes, low income is related to, for example, breakdown due to popular uprisings, whereas intermediate democracy levels clearly predict coup-induced breakdowns and incumbent-guided transitions.

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Djuve, Vilde Lunnan (2021). Regime Transitions Revisited: Concepts, Correlates, and Incumbent-led Processes (PhD Thesis). Forlaget Politica.
Djuve, Vilde Lunnan; Knutsen, Carl Henrik & Wig, Tore (2020). Are we on the cusp of a global wave of regime change? Political Violence @ A Glance: Expert Analysis on Violence and Its Alternatives.
Djuve, Vilde Lunnan; Knutsen, Carl Henrik & Wig, Tore (2019). Ingen regimer varer evig. VG : Verdens gang. ISSN 0805-5203.
Djuve, Vilde Lunnan (2018). Understanding the Causes and Consequences of Political Regime Instability. APSA -- Comparative Democratization Newsletter.

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Publisert 12. feb. 2021 20:01 - Sist endret 9. mai 2022 11:05

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Comparative Institutions and Regimes