

Political Science
Main research areas
- Political theory
- Social movements
- Affect studies
Current research
My research is about the mobilization of environmental social movements, with a particular focus on the role of feelings such as guilt and shame in enabling political transformations. Furthermore, I am interested in the concept of the political and non-anthropocentric research perspectives. I have previously written about emotional responses to acts of terror, with assemblage theory as a methodological framework.
Publications
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Shaping Civil Society Leaders: Horizontal and Vertical Boundary Work in Swedish Leadership Training Programmes
Håkan Johansson, Niklas Altermark, Simon Stattin
(2022) Voluntas
Journal article
Introduction
I have previously worked as a research assistant within several different projects, such as:
- PUSHPEACE, focusing on peacebuilding initiatives in Colombia, Israel/Palestine and Northern Ireland.
- CIVELITES, where I have done research on the reproduction of civil society elites.