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Tomislav Dulic is a Professor at Uppsala University, affiliated with the Department of History and the Uppsala Centre for Holocaust and Genocide Studies. His research focuses on historical trauma, fascism, nationalism, ethnic violence, and memory culture in the Balkans and Europe. He has published extensively on mass violence during World War II and post-1989 transitional justice. Broad research themes include genocide, Holocaust studies, ethnic conflicts, and the microprocesses of violence. Recent work examines transnational fascism, collective memory transitions, and methodological innovations in violence geocoding. Publications reveal a thematic emphasis on 20th-century European atrocities, comparative genocide analysis, and the intersection of history with social sciences. Awards and editorial roles (e.g., in Fascism journal) highlight his academic leadership.

• History
• Fascism
• Nationalism
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Thomas Karv is an Associate Professor of Political Science at Mid Sweden University in Sundsvall, where he has served as Senior Lecturer since February 2022 and was promoted to Associate Professor in autumn 2024. He currently holds the position of program manager for the Social Sciences Program and is on research leave throughout 2025. He earned his Doctor of Political Science from Åbo Akademi University in Vaasa, Finland, in 2019, with a dissertation focused on public opinion toward the European Union. Dr. Karv's research centers on political behavior , EU studies , and democratic innovations , with specialized expertise in referendum effects, mandate accumulation among politicians, and Eastern European political attitudes. His work frequently examines how political events shape public trust through survey experiments and comparative analysis, particularly in Nordic and post-communist contexts. Analysis of his 2021-2025 publications reveals consistent focus on local referendum dynamics and multiple-mandate holding, often in collaboration with Fredrik Malmberg. His research demonstrates methodological diversity through survey experiments, case studies, and cross-national comparisons, with geographic emphasis on Finland, Sweden, and EU post-communist states. No scientific awards are documented in the available information. As Social Sciences Program manager, Dr. Karv oversees curriculum development while teaching international politics, social science methods, and EU knowledge courses. His research leave in 2025 suggests active grant-supported projects, though specific funding details aren't provided. He maintains strong institutional engagement through editorial work including the 2022 volume Svenskfinland i Pandemitider . No dedicated laboratory or research team infrastructure is mentioned in the source materials.

• Political behavior
• EU studies
• Public opinion
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Jonathan Polk is a Professor at the Department of Political Science , Lund University , Sweden. Previously, he served as an Associate Professor at the University of Copenhagen and University of Gothenburg , where he held a docent title since 2017. His academic journey began with a PhD from the University of Georgia (2012) , followed by a post-doctoral fellowship at the Centre for European Research, University of Gothenburg (2012-2014) . He has contributed as a principal investigator for the Chapel Hill Expert Survey and co-principal investigator for the Swedish Party Membership Survey . Education Bachelor of Philosophy, Saint John's College (2002) Master's in Political Science, University of Georgia (2007) PhD in Political Science, University of Georgia (2012) Polk’s research examines political parties’ roles in contemporary democracies , focusing on multidimensional policy spaces , voter-party congruence , and intra-party dynamics . His work highlights how ideological incongruence leads to political dissatisfaction , voter defection , and support for anti-establishment parties . Recent studies analyze EU policy positioning , Ukraine conflict responses , and trade policy cleavages . His 15 most recent publications (2024-2019) span multidimensional party positioning , public opinion responsiveness , and anti-establishment voting patterns . These studies appear in journals like Journal of European Public Policy , Comparative Political Studies , and European Journal of Political Research , with methodological emphases on expert surveys , mixed-method designs , and cross-national data analysis . He supervises bachelor, master, and doctoral research on Comparative Politics , Political Behavior , and European Union studies . His work aligns with UN Sustainable Development Goals for Democratic Institutions and Peaceful Societies , supported by grants from the Norwegian Research Council , Swedish Research Council (VR) , and Riksbankens Jubeliumsfond (RJ) .

• Political Parties
• European Politics
• Comparative Politics
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Joakim Ekman is a Professor of Political Science at the Centre for Baltic and East European Studies (CBEES) at Södertörn University . His work focuses on political participation and democracy development in Central and Eastern Europe, with particular emphasis on public opinion dynamics, political culture, and civic engagement in post-communist societies. Current affiliation: Centre for Baltic and East European Studies (CBEES), Södertörn University Research interests span multiple dimensions of democratic processes, including: Post-communist democratization Ethnic divisions and political integration Far-right politics and national identity Youth political engagement and education Public trust in institutions Impact of geopolitical crises on societal attitudes Publication trends show a consistent focus on Central and Eastern Europe , with recurring themes of political participation , public opinion shifts , and democratic resilience . Recent works examine professional identity among early-career academics in the Baltic region and geopolitical reorientations following the Ukraine war.

• Political Participation
• Democracy Development
• Post-Communist Europe
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Eleonora Narvselius is a Senior Lecturer and Associate Professor at Lund University's Department of Arts and Cultural Sciences, specifically within the Division of Ethnology at the Faculty of Humanities and Theology. She is an active researcher and educator with a focus on interdisciplinary approaches to cultural analysis and ethnology. Her research interests span several interconnected fields, with primary focus on Memory Studies , Cultural Heritage , Urban Studies , and Ethnicity and Nationalism . Through her work, she examines how memory cultures shape urban environments, how cultural heritage is constructed and contested, and how migration experiences transform notions of home and belonging. Her research often takes a transnational perspective, particularly focusing on Eastern European borderlands and migration experiences. Narvselius is currently involved in three major research projects: MaHoMe (Making It Home: An Aesthetic Methodological Contribution to the Study of Migrant Home-Making and Politics of Integration), funded by NordForsk; SO-CLOSE (Enhancing Social Cohesion through Sharing Cultural Heritage of Forced Migrations), funded by Horizon2020; and The Academic and Cultural Fields in Sweden from a 'postmigration' perspective , funded by Riksbankens Jubileumsfond. These projects reflect her ongoing commitment to understanding migration, memory, and cultural transformation. Her publication record demonstrates a consistent focus on Eastern European borderlands, memory politics, and migration studies. Recent works examine forced migrations as cultural heritage, postmigrant experiences in Swedish academia, and state-sanctioned approaches to migrant home-making. Her research shows a clear trajectory from earlier work on Eastern European urban environments and memory cultures toward more contemporary concerns with migration and integration in Nordic contexts. Active participation in EU-funded Horizon2020 project SO-CLOSE Member of NordForsk-funded MaHoMe research consortium Principal investigator for Riksbankens Jubileumsfond project on postmigration perspectives Extensive international collaboration network across Europe Narvselius teaches in the MACA (Master's program in Applied Cultural Analysis) program at Lund University, where she offers the foundational course TKAN25: Applied Cultural Analysis: Introduction to Applied Cultural Analysis. Her teaching integrates her research expertise in ethnography, memory studies, and cultural analysis methodologies.

• Memory Studies
• Cultural Heritage
• Urban Studies
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Jan Helmdag is an Assistant Professor at the Swedish Institute for Social Research (SOFI) and Managing Director of the Social Policy Indicators (SPIN) database . His work focuses on taxation, social policy design, and political economy , with particular emphasis on income inequality mitigation through institutional data analysis. SPIN's collaboration with the Democracy, Environment, Migration, Social Policy, Conflict, and Representation (DEMSCORE) infrastructure highlights his cross-domain engagement. Research Interests : Helmdag investigates how social policy architecture affects income inequality , notably through his Benefit Dualization Index (BDI) which quantifies welfare state disparities between labor market insiders and outsiders . His EU pension reform analysis reveals systemic prioritization of financial sustainability over benefit adequacy and gender modernization in socio-economic governance. Helmdag has conducted comparative studies across OECD countries on unemployment benefit dynamics and active labor market policies , demonstrating conditioned policy learning among welfare regimes . His 2024-26 FORTE-funded project on Swedish social rights dualization builds upon his extensive work in benefit replacement rate analysis and policy indicator development .

• Social Policy
• Political Economy
• Welfare State Dynamics
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Péteris F Timofejevs is an Associate Professor at Umeå University , affiliated with both the Department of Political Science and the Unit of Police Work . His research focuses on the Radical Right , Europeanization , and Foreign Policy dynamics in the Baltic Sea Area and Eastern Europe . Educational Qualification: Recognised University Teacher His research spans topics such as Transnationalism in Right-Wing Populism , Environmental Policy in Authoritarian Contexts , and Democratic Backsliding in post-Soviet states. He has contributed to analyses of Radical Right Youth Organizations and Populist Movements in Latvia and Estonia. Key trends in his publications include comparative studies of Radical Right Parties , critiques of Europeanization in public policy, and explorations of Political Institutions in Eastern Europe. His work often intersects with International Relations and Post-Communist Governance . He is a member of the Political Institutions and Political Parties research group and leads the project Making Tomorrow's Leaders: Youth Movements of Right Wing Populist Parties (2017-2020), examining how radical right ideologies are transmitted transnationally.

• Political Science
• Radical Right Parties
• Europeanization
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Anders Olofsgård is an Associate Professor at the Stockholm School of Economics and an Affiliated Professor at Georgetown University's Edmund A. Walsh School of Foreign Service and McDonough School of Business. He currently serves as a part-time researcher at Södertörn University's Department of Social Sciences, where he is Principal Investigator for a 5-year project titled "(Re)Constructing Ukraine – People, Institutions and Environment," funded by The Foundation for Baltic and Eastern European Studies in collaboration with the Kyiv School of Economics. Additionally, he holds the position of Deputy Director at the Stockholm Institute of Transition Economics (SITE). Dr. Olofsgård's research focuses on political economy and development, with particular expertise in Eastern European affairs, especially Ukraine. His scholarly work spans economics, political science, and development studies, with publications in prestigious journals including the Journal of the European Economic Association, Economic Journal, Journal of Public Economics, American Political Science Review, Quarterly Journal of Political Science, and World Development. His recent publications demonstrate a strong focus on institutional resilience in post-Soviet Ukraine, foreign aid effectiveness in conflict zones, EU integration in Eastern Partnership countries, and the political economy of sanctions against Russia. Political Economy of Eastern Europe Development Economics in Post-Communist States Institutional Quality and Governance Ukrainian Politics and Society Foreign Aid Policy and Effectiveness EU Eastern Partnership and Integration Processes As a regular commentator in Swedish media, Dr. Olofsgård provides expert analysis on the political economy of Eastern Europe, particularly regarding Ukraine, and foreign aid policy. His professional experience extends beyond academia, having served as a visiting scholar and consultant for major international institutions including the IMF, World Bank, USAID, and the Swedish government. He earned his Ph.D. in economics from the Institute for International Economic Studies at Stockholm University in 2001, establishing a strong foundation for his subsequent career in transition economics and development studies.

• Political Economy
• Development Economics
• Eastern European Studies
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Barbara Törnquist-Plewa is a Professor of Eastern and Deputy Dean at Lund University's Joint Faculties of Humanities and Theology. She is also affiliated with the Centre for Advanced Middle Eastern Studies (CMES) and contributes to the MECW: The Middle East in the Contemporary World profile area. With expertise in cultural memory, heritage, and nationalism in Central/Eastern Europe, she has led major international projects including the EU COST network 'Transcultural Memory in Europe' (2012-2016). Editor-in-Chief of 'Slavica Lundensia' Co-editor of CEU Press series 'Memory, Heritage and Public History in Central and Eastern Europe' Active in UN Sustainable Development Goals related to humanities and social sciences Her research spans Polish-Swedish cultural relations, memory politics in East Central Europe, and transcultural memory studies. Recent work focuses on postmigrant narratives in Swedish academia and the impact of uneven temporalities on memory practices. She has received prestigious awards including the Royal Swedish Academy of Letters membership and Anna Lindh scholarship at Stanford. Current projects include EUROPAST (Horizon Europe, 2022-2025) and COST-action: Slow Memory (2021-2025). Her international experience includes visiting fellowships at Berkeley (2003) and Stanford (2013) universities.

• Cultural Memory
• Heritage Studies
• Nationalism
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Anders Olofsgård is an Associate Professor at the Stockholm School of Economics (SSE) and Deputy Director of the Stockholm Institute of Transition Economics (SITE). He also holds an affiliation as Professor at Georgetown University's Walsh School of Foreign Service and McDonough School of Business. He earned his Ph.D. in Economics from Stockholm University in 2001, specializing in political economy and development. His research focuses on the political economy of Eastern Europe, foreign aid effectiveness, and post-conflict recovery, with significant contributions to journals like the Journal of the European Economic Association and American Political Science Review . He serves as a prominent commentator on Swedish media, addressing issues such as Ukraine's geopolitical challenges and the economic impacts of sanctions on Russia. His policy work includes collaborations with the IMF, World Bank, USAID, and the Swedish government. He leads SITE, which examines transition economies and development challenges, and contributes to the Mistra Center for Sustainable Markets. His research spans experimental studies in education (e.g., textbook incentives in the Democratic Republic of the Congo) and institutional analyses of authoritarian regimes. Key areas of focus include the intersection of political instability and economic policy, the design of effective foreign aid strategies, and the macroeconomic consequences of protracted conflicts. He advises on development finance innovations, such as Islamic climate finance, and analyzes geopolitical dynamics influencing global aid allocation.

• Political Economy
• Development Economics
• International Economics
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Johan Hellström serves as Associate Professor and Deputy Head of Department in the Department of Political Science at Umeå University, Sweden. His research centers on political parties and governments within European parliamentary democracies, with current focus on coalition dynamics during crisis periods. His primary research interests include government formation , government stability , political institutions , and party behavior across European contexts. Notably, he examines how polarization impacts coalition politics and investigates minority government mechanisms, particularly through Sweden's case studies. Much of his work connects to the Representative Democracy Data Archive , which hosts his research projects on European governance. Analysis of his 2021-2024 publications reveals three dominant trends: (1) increasing examination of Central/Eastern European coalition politics amid crises, (2) methodological focus on comparative analysis across parliamentary systems, and (3) growing attention to polarization's effects on government formation since 2022. His work consistently bridges theoretical frameworks with empirical analysis of coalition life cycles.

• Political Science
• Comparative Politics
• Coalition Governments
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Renata Ingbrant is a Senior Lecturer in Polish Studies at Stockholm University, specializing in Slavic Languages and Literatures. She holds a PhD from 2007, focusing on Anna Świrszczyńska's poetry. She has served as Deputy Head and Head of the Department of Slavic and Baltic Languages from 2021–2024. Her research spans modern Polish literature, gender studies, cultural memory, and women’s history. She has led projects like Północ–Południe: Polish at the Edges of Europe (2024–2025) and In Search of the New Man (2011–2014). She teaches courses on Polish language, literature, and culture, and has supervised numerous theses. Her publications include works on Polish sexology, gender politics, and transgressive historical figures like Anna Henryka Pustowójtówna. Research interests emphasize intersections of gender, memory, and power. Notable works include analyses of cultural memory in post-socialist contexts and studies on Polish national identity through literature. She collaborates internationally, including with institutions like the Polish Academy of Sciences. Current projects explore Polish language and identity across Europe.

• Modern Polish literature
• Women's history
• Anna Świrszczyńska's poetry
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Mattias Nowak is a Lecturer and Director of Studies at Lund University's Centre for Languages and Literature , specializing in European Studies and Central and Eastern European Studies . He coordinates the Master’s Programme in European Studies and teaches courses like Introduction to European Studies: Culture, Identity, History and The Meaning of Europe: Culture, Values and Identity . Research Interests focus on: Political philosophies of conservatism and nationalism in Europe (Poland, Spain, UK) Traditionalist discourse in Polish politics critical of liberal/secular European integration Comparative history of conservatism in Europe and the US Concepts of collective memory and national identity Yiddish culture in Eastern Europe Inter-religious dialogue in Poland and Belarus His publications highlight conservative political ideologies and their cultural clashes in Europe, with case studies on Poland's paleoconservative values, historical debates on WWII expulsions, and Eastern European political systems. He is actively involved in administrative roles, including membership on the Board of Section 5 at the Centre for Languages and Literature. Current Affiliations : Director of Studies, Central and Eastern European Studies Director of Studies, European Studies Master's Programme Coordinator, Centre for Languages and Literature

• Political Philosophy
• European Studies
• Nationalism
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Magnus Ring is a Senior Lecturer in Sociology at Lund University, Sweden. His academic work spans comparative social policy, cultural trauma, welfare state analysis, and social movement studies. He serves as an Internationalization Officer, reflecting his cross-cultural research focus. Research Interests : Comparative analysis of welfare systems, cultural trauma and memory, social policy in transitional economies (China/Vietnam), elder care dynamics, and sociological theory. Collaborations : Regularly partners with scholars like Ron Eyerman, Kjell Nilsson, and Ingrid Jönsson, with cross-national studies between Scandinavia and East Asia. Key Themes : Redefining borders in sociological theory, globalized welfare models, and long-term care resource allocation trends across OECD countries.

• Sociology
• Comparative Social Policy
• Welfare State Research
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Anders Uhlin is a Professor at the Department of Political Science , Lund University , with expertise in civil society, transnational activism, global governance, and democratization. He has led major research projects on legitimation/delegitimation of international organizations and civil society elites in Indonesia, Cambodia, and Europe , including co-editing Legitimation and Delegitimization in Global Governance (Oxford University Press, 2022). His recent work focuses on European civil society elites (2020-2024), analyzing capital dynamics and institutional advancement in the European Economic and Social Committee. Key research themes include transnational boundary crossing , elite integration , and legitimacy struggles in global institutions like UNESCO, the World Bank, and ASEAN. Uhlin has received the Excellent Teaching Practitioner (ETP) award in 2011 and supervises across development studies, international politics, and democratization. His scholarship intersects with UN Sustainable Development Goals , particularly through civil society's role in global justice and governance.

• Civil Society
• Transnational Activism
• Global Governance
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