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Annika Fredén

Associate Senior Lecturer

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Contact details
Organisation
  • Department of Political Science
  • Room number: 326
  • Service point: 35
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Other affiliations
  • Associate senior lecturer
    Department of Political Science

Political Science


Main research or teaching areas 

  • Political behavior
  • Artificial intelligence
  • Experiments


Current research and teaching 

My research concerns contemporary events such as elections and decision-making, which I investigate using quantitative methods, mainly experiments and statistical data analysis. In recent years I have also studied decision-making in bureaucracy.

I am the PI of a large research project funded by the Wallenberg Foundation (wasp-hs) in collaboration with Chalmers University of Technology (running until 2025), where we investigate how different methods of AI technology can be useful for and developed to examine political science questions. I am also finishing a collaborative project with the Department of Psychology, Lund University, where we develop keyword-based and natural language processing techniques to investigate voting behavior.

My teaching focuses on supervision and examination, methods training, and political behavior.

Publications

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Introduction

I am an associate professor of political science with experience from project leading and teaching at all levels. 

Research projects

  • Bias and methods of AI technology studying political behavior (funded by Marianne och Marcus Wallenbergs Stiftelse 2020-2025)

Research environment 

Press/media

  • Voting behavior
  • Opinion
13 Sep 2022