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Kristian Stokke is a Professor at the Department of Sociology and Human Geography, University of Oslo. His research focuses on Political Geography, Democratization, and Social Movements in South and Southeast Asia, particularly Myanmar, Indonesia, Sri Lanka, and Nepal. He is affiliated with the Center for South Asian Democracy (CSAD) and has led comparative studies on citizenship politics in Indonesia and Myanmar.
- Academic Interests: Democratization, Autocracy, Social Movements, Citizenship, Civil War, Peacebuilding
- Teaching: SGO2400 - Political Geography, HGO4401 - Democratization and Civil Society, SOSGEO4801 - Social Movements
His recent publications analyze autocratization resistance in Tunisia and Myanmar, hybrid regime dynamics, and transformative citizenship frameworks. He has contributed to key debates in Political Geography, Democratization, and Development Studies.
- Scientific Awards:
- 2015 Progress in Human Geography Best Paper Prize
- 2013 Progress in Human Geography Essay Prize
Stokke's work emphasizes contextual democracy, peacebuilding in post-conflict societies, and civil society's role in global development. He has published extensively in Palgrave Macmillan, Routledge, and Political Geography journal.
