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Global Politics
The study of global politics is multidisciplinary, incorporating approaches from both the social sciences and the humanities, and focusing on transnational and international forms of politics, in terms of continuity as well as change, cooperation and conflict, power and resistance.
At Malmö University, the Global Politics research environment has its basis in subjects like:
- Caucasus Studies
- European Studies
- Gender Studies
- Human Rights
- International Migration and Ethnic Relations
- International Relations, Peace and Conflict Studies and
- Political Science.
Our researchers are united by a pluralistic understanding of agency and political contexts, where the number of actors in the arenas of politics have multiplied, and where current institutions and practices are shaped in ways which mean that politics is often pursued beyond the state’s domestic sphere.
A central concern is the need to widen and deepen our understanding of the exercise of power at a global, as well as a regional or local, level. Related key questions involve issues about governance, democracy, and sustainable development.
Global Politics entails analyses of transnational and international networks, relations, and institutions which can be political, social, economic, and military, as well as cultural. Several of our researchers are active in the research platforms REDEM (Rethinking Democracy) and RUCARR (Russia and the Caucasus Regional Research).
Researchers, publications and projects
Christofer Berglund
Peter Hallberg
Astrid Hedin
Mona Lilja
Victor Lundberg
Gunnhildur Lily Magnusdottir
Anders Melin
Haodong Qi
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2025 | Report
Who Shapes Climate Policy? Education and Gender in Nordic Climate Institutions
Wilma Henning, Viena Lahtinen, Gunnhildur Lily Magnusdottir, Saari Pikkala
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2025 | Report
Who Is Involved? Gender Representation in Northern European Climate Institutions
Wilma Henning, Viena Lahtinen, Gunnhildur Magnusdottir, Viljia Šatienė, Nina Saviolidis
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2025 | Report
Using AI in Teaching at a Social Sciences Department
Michael Strange, Jess Haynie-Lavelle, Henrik Emilsson, Behrang Kianzad
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2025 | Article in journal
Cause without Rebels? Rise and Fall of the Talish-Mughan Autonomous Republic in Azerbaijan
Christofer Berglund, Karli-Jo Storm
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2025 | Conference paper
Cohesion and Intergroup Relations in the Estonian Defense Forces
Jason Lyall, Christofer Berglund, Kairi Kasearu, Eleri Lillemäe
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2025 | Article in journal
Why do countries resettle refugees? An analysis of Sweden's commitment to refugee resettlement
Henrik Emilsson
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2025 | Article in journal
Hur interagerar experter som implementerar EU-normer?: Socialiseringsprocesser i bilaterala projekt mellan EU och Georgien
Michel Anderlini
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2025 | Article in journal
Muddying the Waters through Authoritarian Election Monitoring: The Case of the CIS Interparliamentary Assembly
Edward Lemon, Oleg Antonov, Bo Petersson
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2025 | Conference paper
Democratising Participatory Research, Invited talk
Michael Strange
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2025 | Doctoral thesis, monograph
Knowledge production, space-making, and solidarities in removing the abortion ban in Ireland
Sarah Bodelson
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Research projectThe right to give rights. Welfare professionals as guardians of undocumented migrants’ human rights.
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Research projectExperiences and Expectations of Work among Ugandan LGBT+ Activists: Imaginaries of Decent Work Futures in a Global, Mobile & Connected World
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Research projectTowards A Working Definition of Fairness in Digital & AI Markets
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Research projectWorkshops on the study of the civil service in Georgia, Ukraine and Moldova
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Research projectHuman Rights Mobilisation of Welfare Professionals Against the Informers Act - Arguments, Strategies and Practices (HUMASP)
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Research projectPracticing Hope: Challenging myths and changing narratives of youth in super-diverse urban communities (YouHope)
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Research projectGendered norms and practices in Nordic and Baltic Climate Policy Institutions: Implication for the Climate Transition
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Research projectEveryday borders: Cross-border domestic workers in the Spanish enclaves of Ceuta and Melilla
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Research projectThe politics of mineral extraction: Ghana's Artisanal and Small Scale Mining Sector in perspective
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Research projectDeath and dying under military occupation: asserting sovereignty in Palestine, Georgia and Western Sahara
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Research projectNew perspectives on the electoral participation of immigrants in Sweden
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Research project"Ghetto Uber" in Detroit: A transdisciplinary approach to studying community-led transport solutions in unequal cities
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Research projectFuture Society and Democracy in Europe
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Research projectClimate-Induced Migration in Africa and Beyond: Big Data and Predictive Analytics (CLIMB)
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Research projectCoping with Varieties of Radicalization into Terrorism and Extremism (VORTEX)
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Research projectEuropean Solidarity, Institutional Changes in Migration Policy, and Adaptation Strategies: De-Othering and Social Integration of Refugees i...
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Research projectOrganising with or against Formations of Migrant Labour? Challenges and New Directions for Labour Movements in Denmark and Beyond
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Research projectThe Significance of the Congress for Cultural Freedom for the Cultural Cold War in the Nordic region, 1950-1967
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Research project | DOCTORAL PROJECTCritical examination of repatriation programmes in the EU periphery: The case of Kosovo
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Research projectPlanning for Integration: Landscapes of Power in Borderland Governance
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Research projectConscription as Political Socialization in Divided Societies? Evidence from post-Soviet Estonia and post-independence Finland
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Research projectPHED - Precision Health and Everyday Democracy
michael.strange@mau.se
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Doctoral studies in Global politics
Malmö University offers doctoral studies in Global politics.
The study of Global Politics is multidisciplinary and incorporates approaches both from the social sciences and the humanities. Transnational and international forms of politics, both in terms of continuity and change, cooperation and conflict, power and contestation, constitute the core of the subject.
Contact for doctoral studies in Global politics: Sayaka Osanami Törngren