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Magnus Adenskog is an affiliated researcher at Lund University's School of Social Work and the Center for Innovation Research (CIRCLE). He holds a PhD in Political Science and serves as a Collaboration Manager and Project Manager at Campus Helsingborg's Development Unit. His research focuses on democratic and social innovations, institutional logics, citizen dialogue, and cooperation. He has contributed to over 47 research outputs and led/coordinated 12 projects, including initiatives like 'CDR: Communication, Defense Willingness and Democratic Resilience' and 'Campus Helsingborg 25 Års Jubileum.'
Adenskog's expertise spans UN Sustainable Development Goals, particularly in fostering innovation and societal resilience. He has received awards for interdisciplinary research contributions (2013) and critical research reflections (2017). His work bridges academic research with practical societal engagement, emphasizing collaboration between universities and external stakeholders.
Key research themes include democratic innovations in crisis contexts, e-participation frameworks, and institutional legitimacy rebuilding. He actively organizes public lectures and seminars, such as 'Perspektiv 25' series, promoting dialogue on topics like emergency behavior and sustainable fashion. His projects often address urban innovation ecosystems, comparative regional studies (e.g., Bay Area vs. Strait Area), and resilience in leadership during crises.
