Karin Leijon
@koritchi
PhD in Pol Sci | Associate senior lecturer @liu_universitet | Researcher @UU_PoliSci, @UppsalaUni | Studies courts, European integration and public admin
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https://katalog.uu.se/profile/?id=N12-1646 06-07-2009 10:54:26
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We are advertising two three-year post-doc positions at Stockholm University within our European Research Council (ERC) project on democracy, autocracy, and international cooperation (DEMCOOP). Come join a great team on a critical question of our times! Deadline: 15 Sept, 2024. su.varbi.com/en/what:job/jo…
🇸🇪 How politicised is the EU in Sweden? Linda Berg & Jonathan Polk write the environment and defence have been the two most important issues in the campaign blogs.lse.ac.uk/europpblog/202…
We are very excited about the #ecprgc24 and the excellent section on the "Politics of Law and Courts" chaired by Cordula Tibi Weber and Etienne Hanelt 🇺🇦 We have 10 in-person and 2 virtual panels! All in-person panels are at the O'Brien Centre for Sciences, Floor: 1, Room: E1.19
Multiple great panels on Tuesday. We start at 9:00 with the panel on "Judicial decision-making and courts as accountability forums" with Karin Leijon and Livia Johannesson as chairs and discussants. Presentations by Andreea Alecu, Katalin Kelemen, Louisa Boulaziz, and Campbell MacGillivray!
Congratulations to Louisa Boulaziz for winning the award for the best paper by an early-career scholar in the Law & Courts section at last year's General Conference!
Many thanks to Cordula Tibi Weber and Etienne Hanelt 🇺🇦 for organizing an excellent section on The Politics of Law and Courts at #ecprgc24 !
It was a pleasure to organize this year's section on The Politics of Law and Courts together with Etienne Hanelt 🇺🇦! Man thanks to the panel chairs, discussants and paper presenters for excellent contributions and commitment!!
How can administrative judicial review limit bureaucratic discretion? Find out in Linda Moberg's & my new article doi.org/10.1111/gove.1… in Governance Journal ! ECPR Law & Courts 🇺🇦🇪🇺
Important work on street-level bureaucracy! Karin Leijon and Linda Moberg show how judicial review is constraining discretion in policy implementation. This role of the courts is all too often overlooked in SLB research (see, e.g. Lipsky 1980).
Are you interested in high courts' engagement with the public? Of course you are! This means that you should definitely check out the new #OpenAccess article by Cordula Tibi Weber:"Latin American Courts Going Public: A Comparative Assessment": doi.org/10.4067/s0718-…
Interested in deliberative democracy and sustainable food policy? 🍃 Check out this exciting postdoc opportunity at Department of Government, Uppsala University working with Katrin Uba! Must be on-site and proficient in Swedish. ⏰Apply by Sept 20, 2024: uu.varbi.com/en/what:job/jo… #AcademicJobs #Postdoc
In a new article in American Political Science Review, Sarah Bush, Daniela Donno and I show that autocrats can use women’s rights to enhance their reputation for democracy and prospects for foreign aid among democracy promoters and aid officials - also in the absence of electoral liberalization.
