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Jonas Hultin Rosenberg is an Associate Professor of Political Science at Mälardalen University's School of Business, Society and Engineering (Division of Economy and Political Science). He holds a PhD from Uppsala University (2017) and was appointed docent (associate professor) there in 2023. His research focuses on political philosophy, political sociology, and the intersection of AI with democratic systems. Current roles include Guest Researcher at Uppsala University's Centre for Multidisciplinary Research on Religion and Society (CRS) and associate editor of Philosophy & Technology.
Research interests emphasize democratic inclusion criteria, political equality, AI's societal impact, and citizenship. Key themes include justification of democracy, voter turnout among marginalized groups (notably people with intellectual disabilities), and the ethical implications of algorithmic governance. His work bridges normative theory with empirical analysis, addressing questions like 'Who should be included in democratic processes?' and 'How does technology reshape political legitimacy?'
Publications since 2012 reflect a trajectory from foundational democratic theory to contemporary challenges posed by AI and disability inclusion. Recent work explores AI's potential as both a disruptor and enabler of democratic values, alongside reinterpreting classical principles like the 'all-affected' criterion in modern contexts. He employs mixed methods, including conjoint experiments and longitudinal data analysis.
Professional service includes editorial work for peer-reviewed journals and advisory roles in multidisciplinary research centers. Current projects likely continue investigating AI's socio-political dimensions and expanding inclusion frameworks to non-human actors (e.g., nature, AI systems).
