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Annika Agger is an Associate Professor in the Department of Social Sciences and Business at Roskilde University, Denmark. Her research focuses on citizen participation, conflict management, co-creation, and democratic processes in urban and environmental governance. She has a Master’s in Technological and Socio-economic Planning and a PhD in citizen participation in urban planning.
Her work explores how local governments can foster inclusive decision-making, particularly in climate governance and urban regeneration. She leads projects like 'Fra Borgerhøringer til Borgerting' and 'Stedsans – samskabelse gennem omverdensinddragelse,' emphasizing participatory approaches to sustainability and social innovation.
Agger’s recent research highlights transformative practices in urban areas, including boundary spanning by local change agents and the role of municipalities in catalyzing green transitions. She has published widely in journals like International Journal of Urban and Regional Research and Planning Theory, with a focus on polycentric governance models and public engagement strategies.
Her academic contributions include evaluating democratic frameworks for local participation and developing methods to measure public value creation. Agger is actively involved in policy advising, serving on Denmark’s Kommunernes Landsforening and international review committees.
