Casper Hunnerup Dahl

Casper Hunnerup Dahl serves as an External Lecturer at the Department of Political Science, University of Copenhagen, and is affiliated with the institution's Study Council. His academic profile centers on empirical political analysis with strong theoretical grounding in public choice theory and political economy.

His research spans Public Choice, Political Economy, Veto Players, Government Size, Media Coverage of Politics, Rent Seeking, Interest Groups, and Immigration Policy. Dahl bridges academic scholarship with public discourse through feature articles in major Danish media outlets like Politiken, Information, and Berlingske, addressing welfare dynamics, immigration policy, and media-politics interactions.

Dahl's seven publications (2007-2014) reveal consistent methodological rigor in testing formal political models, particularly regarding institutional constraints on government expansion. His work demonstrates interdisciplinary integration of political science and economics, with notable international engagement including Princeton University collaborations and Public Choice Society participation.

Academic service includes organizing conferences, delivering specialized lectures on public choice theory, and contributing to PhD student mentorship discussions at the Department of Political Science, reflecting active departmental involvement beyond core teaching responsibilities.