Spring semester 2013 I teach Negotiations in the European Union, Introduction to Political Science (web-based course) and International Politics (web-based course).

Together with my colleague Anders Sannerstedt, I have written a chapter about the Swedish election for the European Parliament in 2009 (in "The 2009 Elections to the European Parliament", ed. Juliet Lodge, Palgrave 20109.

The EP election 2009 was also the topic of a report with Nicholas Aylott, Södertörn University, for EPERN (European Parties Elections and Referendums Network, Sussex University), which is available online.

Together with my colleague Matilda Broman I have penned a chapter on how the Swedish EU Presidency was discussed in Swedish as well as European newspapers, included in a volume about the Swedish Presidency ("När Europa kom till Sverige", editor Jonas Tallberg, SNS förlag).

I have co-written a chapter with Magnus Jerneck, "Reform negotiations: the case of CAP" in Elgström and Jönsson (eds.) 2005 "European Union Negotiations. Processes, Networks and Institutions" (London: Routledge).

Together with Mikael Sundström and Martin Hall, I have written a book on intergovernmental organisations (in Swedish): "En guide till mellanstatliga organisationer", Studentlitteratur 2004.

I have also written a report, focused on the relations between the central and regional levels in Sweden with specific emphasis on negotiations about regional industry policy. The report - "Förhandlingar med förhinder. En studie av de regionala tillväxtavtalen i Skåne och Kalmar län" (Swedish) - is available in full text (pdf document; requires adobe acrobat reader 4.0 or later).

In my Masters Thesis on reform negotiations in the EU, I discussed the difficulties of carrying out major reform within this decision-making system as it stands today. A slightly reworked version has since been published by the Centre for European Research at Lund University, in a Working Paper Series. This is available on-line..