Eva Erman

Eva Erman is Professor of Political Science at Stockholm University and Deputy Head of the Department of Political Science. She serves as Chief Editor of Ethics & Global Politics and has held visiting scholar positions at institutions including the University of Melbourne, London School of Economics, and George Mason University. Her research bridges political philosophy, global democracy, and the ethical implications of artificial intelligence governance.

Her scholarly work emphasizes meta-theoretical and methodological questions in political theory, focusing on feasibility, epistemic norms, and the interplay between moral and political legitimacy. She explores the democratization of global governance structures and the role of civil society actors in transnational decision-making processes.

• Key article themes since 2025 include algorithmic fairness, moral norms in AI governance, and democratic challenges in transnational AI frameworks
• 2024 contributions analyze legitimacy, behaviorism in political realism, and function-sensitive approaches to global governance
• 2023 research expands on empirical and normative AI governance, political normativity definitions, and behavioral theory critiques

Erman's academic leadership extends to organizing international workshops and refereeing for top journals like Journal of Philosophy, American Political Science Review, and Political Studies. Her projects address critical intersections of technology, democracy, and justice in the 21st century.