My research concerns contemporary events such as elections and decision-making, which I investigate using quantitative methods, mainly experiments and statistical data analysis. I also study decision-making in bureaucracy.

I am the PI of a project on AI as method for the social sciences  in collaboration with Chalmers University of Technology, funded by the Wallenberg Foundation (wasp-hs), where we investigate how different methods of AI technology can be useful for and developed to examine political science questions, with focus on political behaviour.

My teaching focuses on supervision and examination, methods training, and political behavior.

Introduction

I am an associate professor of political science with experience from project leading and teaching at all levels.