Gustav Lidén

Gustav Lidén

@gustavliden.bsky.social

The civil service played a dual role; rarely actively participating in the deliberative process while controlling the organisation and preconditions for it explicitly.

by Gustav Lidén

Gustav Lidén

@gustavliden.bsky.social

Results show a process that largely lives up to deliberative ideals. However, omnipresent economic constraints as well as the perception that participants had to some degree already made up their mind lowers the potential.

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by Gustav Lidén

Gustav Lidén

@gustavliden.bsky.social

New paper with Sofie Blombäck in @scandpolstud.bsky.social focusing on elite deliberation in a Swedish municipality. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/...

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by Gustav Lidén

Gustav Lidén

@gustavliden.bsky.social

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Doktorand i statsvetenskap

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by Gustav Lidén

Gustav Lidén

@gustavliden.bsky.social

Mid Sweden University is looking for a doctoral student to one of two orientations. One research orientation focuses on the interaction between voters, parties, elections, and public opinion. The second research orientation focuses on localpolicymaking and the implementation of political decisions.

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by Gustav Lidén

Gustav Lidén

@gustavliden.bsky.social

BOSTADSMÖTET 2025 | 6-7 MAJ | UPPSALA
Tema: Den segregerade staden – nya perspektiv på en hållbar bostadsplanering

Bostadsmötet - Uppsala universitet

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Journal of Public Policy

@jpublicpolicy.bsky.social

A new blog post by @gustavliden.bsky.social, Emma Holmqvist, Joel Jakobsson, Kristoffer Jutvik, and Jon Nyhlén - t.ly/pFanc !
The article “Gatekeepers of the Undesired? A systematic literature review on local housing policy and the settlement of vulnerable groups” is available here: t.ly/gZvxE

Gatekeepers of the Undesired? A systematic literature review on local housing policy and the settlement of vulnerable groups « News# « Cambridge Core Blog

The right to housing is a key principle in international human rights law, meant to apply to everyone. However, it is often less accessible to vulnerable groups, especially immigrants. This study in t...

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Reposted by Gustav Lidén

Journal of Public Policy

@jpublicpolicy.bsky.social

A new article by @gustavliden.bsky.social, Emma Holmqvist, Joel Jacobsson, Kristoffer Jutvik and Jon Nylén is now available on our FirstView page. It is entitled "Gatekeepers of the Undesired? A systematic review on local housing policy and the settlement of vulnerable groups": tinyurl.com/yxuak4am

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by Gustav Lidén

Gustav Lidén

@gustavliden.bsky.social

Third, a thematic analysis highlights consistency in the detrimental effects of exclusionary policies across different contexts. A distinction between planned excluding practices and policies with such unintended effects are also evident.

by Gustav Lidén

Gustav Lidén

@gustavliden.bsky.social

Second, the material is explored through network analysis, emphasizing how a few journals lead the distribution of knowledge.

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by Gustav Lidén

Gustav Lidén

@gustavliden.bsky.social

We provide a number of findings based on a systematic review. First, statistical analysis reveals the field’s growth and how it is characterized by publications often combining an impressive set of data and methods.

by Gustav Lidén

Gustav Lidén

@gustavliden.bsky.social

Have finished the first part of the doctoral student course on mixed methods at Mid Sweden University. Really good discussions on the literature of Creswell, Plano Clarke, Seawright and others!

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