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Jenny Jansson serves as Senior Lecturer at Uppsala University's Department of Political Science, where she conducts research at the intersection of labor movement studies, political sociology, and digital activism. Her academic work focuses on Swedish trade union dynamics, organizational identity formation, and the strategic use of digital platforms for mobilization.
Her research portfolio demonstrates consistent specialization in labor movement revitalization, with particular emphasis on historical identity construction (1920s-1940s) and contemporary digital adaptation. Notable contributions include analysis of YouTube as an organizational tool, protest cycle patterns across public/private sectors, and cross-movement solidarity formations during economic crises. Her methodological approach combines historical analysis with contemporary case studies of union digital strategies.
Current research initiatives include the DigiFacket project for archiving Swedish trade union digital presence and longitudinal studies of labor protest effectiveness. Her scholarly output spans monographs with Cornell University Press and Palgrave Pivot, alongside articles in journals like Social Movement Studies and Acta Sociologica, reflecting interdisciplinary engagement with political science, sociology, and historical methodologies.
