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Introduktion
Jan Teorell, Professor of Political Science, received his PhD in 1998 from the Department of Government, Uppsala University, on a dissertation on intra-party democracy. He has been a visiting scholar at the Center for Basic Research in the Social Sciences, Harvard University, and at the Contemporary Europe Research Center, Melbourne University, Australia, and most recently at the Center for European Studies, Harvard University. In 2004-2006, he served as Project Coordinator at the Quality of Government Institute, Göteborg University, where he still serves as one of the managers of the Quality of Government Dataset (www.qog.pol.gu.se), which won the Lijphart, Przeworski, Verba Award for Best Dataset by the APSA Comparative Politics Section at the 2009 Annual Meetings (together with Bo Rothstein and Sören Holmberg). His research interests include political methodology and comparative politics, particularly political participation, public opinion, corruption and comparative democratization. He currently works on two larger research projects: on how and why electoral fraud and corruption was abolished historically in Sweden and other established democracies, and on measuring multifaceted concepts of democracy around the world from 1900 to the present (see project homepage).
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Internationell demokratisering |
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Puzzles of (Non-) Democratization: Conditions of Authoritarian Stability |
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Svensk valkorruption i historisk-komparativt perspektiv |
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The Quality of Government Institute |
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V-dem: Varieties of Democracy |
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Förvaltning - demokrati |
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Freds- och konfliktforskning |
(Fler poster kan förekomma i den universitetsgemensamma databasen LUP):
I artikeln The Quality of Government: What It Is? How to Measure It? som publicerats i APSA Comparative Politics nyhetsbrev, beskriver Jan Teorell och Bo Rothstein hur man kan definiera och mäta Quality of Government Läs mer...
Jan Teorell är en av författarna till artikeln Authoritarian regime types revisited: updated data in comparative perspective, som nyligen publicerats i tidskriften Contemporary Politics Läs mer...
Jan Teorell bidrar med kapitlet Varför är valfusk så ovanligt i Sverige? i den nyutkomna antologin Statsvetenskapens frågor (Studentlitteratur) Läs mer...
Jan Teorells bok Determinants of Democratization: Explaining Regime Change in the World, 1972–2006 reviewas fördelaktigt i ett nyutkommet nummer av tidskriften Perspectives on Politics Läs mer...
Jan Teorell, Michael Wahman och Axel Hadenius har gjort forskningsdatabasen The Authoritarian Regime Dataset tillgängligt på en särskid site Läs mer...
Vetenskapsrådet har beslutat avsätta närmare 7 miljoner kronor till det fyraåriga projektet V-dem: Varieties of Democracy, där Jan Teorell är en av projektledarna. Institutionen gratulerar! Läs mer...
Jan Teorell har samförfattat artikeln Why Anticorruption Reforms Fail—Systemic Corruption as a Collective Action Problem, som nyligen publicerats i tidskriften Governance Läs mer...
Jan Teorell är en av författarna av kapitlet Rethinking the nature of the grabbing hand, som ingår i den nyutkomna antologin Good Government: The Relevance Of Political Science (Edward Elgar) Läs mer...
Jan Teorell har samförfattat kapitlet Public administrations around the world, som ingår i den nyutkomna antologin Good Government: The Relevance Of Political Science (Edward Elgar) Läs mer...
Jan Teorell har samförfattat kapitlet Defining and measuring quality of government, som ingår i den nyutkomna antologin Good Government: The Relevance Of Political Science (Edward Elgar) Läs mer...
Jan Teorell har bidragit med kapitlet Omval och andra omtagningar under 300 år, som ingår i den nyligen publicerade antologin Omstritt omval (Som-institutet) Läs mer...
Jan Teorell är en av författarna till artikeln Explaining the welfare state: power resources vs. the Quality of Government som nyligen publicerats i tidskriften European Political Science Review Läs mer...
Jan Teorell är en av författarna till artikeln Conceptualizing and Measuring Democracy: A New Approach, som nyligen publicerats i tidskriften Perspectives on Politics Läs mer...
Jan Teorell är medförfattare till artikeln The Merit of Meritocratization: Politics, Bueaucracy, and the Insitutional Deterrents of Corruption, som nyligen publicerats i tidskriften Political Research Quarterly Läs mer...
Teaching Since 2006, Jan Teorell has taught miscellaneous undergraduate and graduate courses at the Department of Political Science, Lund University, in particular: comparative democratization, democracy and state capacity, and political methodology. In 1992-2006, Jan Teorell taught undergraduate courses in, inter alia, Swedish Politics, Political Sociology, Comparative Democratization and Research Methodology, at the Department of Government, Uppsala University, and in 2006 he taught at the postgraduate course in Research Methodology at the Department of Political Science, Göteborg University. Jan Teorell is currently Director of the PhD Programme at the Department of Political Science, Lund university.
Nedan visas de kurser där Jan Teorell undervisat, och som finns inlagda i institutionens databas
vt 2010: STVK01 - Statsvetenskaplig metodologi