Lisa DellmuthProfessor
Om mig
Lisa Dellmuth är professor i internationella relationer vid Stockholms universitet och co-director för Stockholms centrum för globalt samarbete (SCGG).
Ny bok: "Legitimacy Politics: Elite Communication and Public Opinion in Global Governance" (Cambridge University Press, 2023). BESTÄLL HÄR.
Lisa Dellmuth är föreståndare för forskarutbildningen inom internationella relationer och co-director för Stockholms centrum för globalt samarbete (SCGG). Efter att ha disputerat i statsvetenskap 2011 från Mannheims universitet i Tyskland har Dellmuth varit postdoktor vid Stockholm Resilience Center (2015-2016) och vid statsvetenskapliga institutionen vid Stockholms universitet (2011-2014). Tidigare har hon varit docent vid Stockholms universitet och gästdocent vid Nicholas School of the Environment vid Duke University, Hertie School i Berlin, UNC Center for European Studies vid University of North Carolina and Chapel Hill och Institutionerna för statsvetenskap vid University of Bergen och University of Tampere. Hennes forskning har belönats med flera utmärkelser och priser, såsom Michael Endres Prize 2021 och priset för bästa artikel publicerad i European Union Politics 2012 ("Distributive politics and intergovernmental transfers"). Lisa Dellmuth har erhållit flera stora forskningsanslag från finansiärer som Formas, Mistra, Europeiska unionen, Riksbankens Jubileumsfond och Vetenskapsrådet.
Dellmuths forskning fokuserar på legitimitet, omfördelning och klimatsamarbete i nationell, regional och global politik. Hon kombinerar experimentella, kvantitativa och kvalitativa forskningsmetoder i sin tvärvetenskapliga forskningsagenda. Hennes forskning har publicerats i fem böcker och mer än 30 vetenskapliga artiklar. För närvarande leder Lisa Dellmuth det 5-åriga forskningsprogrammet "Glocalizing Climate Governance: The role of Integrated Governance for a Just and Legitimate Adaptation to Climate Risks (GlocalClim, finansierad av Formas)." Mer information finns på Lisas hemsida.
Lisa är medlem på redaktionsrådet för European Journal of Political Research och Interest Groups & Advocacy.
Forskning
Publikationslista
Böcker
Gustafsson, M.-T., Dellmuth, L., The Moral Foundations of Private Adaptation. Evidence from the Mining Sector (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, Elements Series on "Organizational Responses to Climate Change: Business, Governments, and Nonprofits''), forthcoming.
Dellmuth, L., Tallberg, J. Legitimacy Politics: Elite Communication and Public Opinion in Global Governance (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2023). Reviewed here and here.
Dellmuth, L., Bloodgood, E.A. (eds), Advocacy Effects in Global Governance: Populations, Strategies, and Political Opportunity Structures (Heidelberg, Springer, 2023).
Dellmuth, L., Scholte, J.A., Tallberg, J., Verhaegen, S. Citizens, Elites, and the Legitimacy of Global Governance (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2022). Reviewed here.
Dellmuth, L., Is Europe Good for You? EU Spending and Well-Being (Bristol: Bristol University Press, 2021) (152p.). Reviewed here.
Fackgranskade artiklar
Dellmuth, L., "Regional inequalities and political trust in a global context", Journal of European Public Policy (2023).
Shyrokykh, K., Girnyk, M., Dellmuth, L. "Short text classification with machine learning in the social sciences: The case of climate change on Twitter". PLoS ONE 18(9), e0290762 (2023).
Dellmuth, L., Shyrokykh, K., "Climate change on Twitter: Implications for climate governance research". WIREs Climate Change, e848 (2023).
Dellmuth, L., Gustafsson, M.-T., "Legitimacy in the trans-scalar governance of climate adaptation". npj Climate Action, 2:2 (2023).
Shyrokykh, K., Dellmuth, L., Funk, E., Managing networks: Cohesion and fluidity in EU climate cooperation with European neighbours, European Union Politics, 0 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1177/14651165231152836.
Gustafsson, M.-T., Rodríguez, Jorge E., Dellmuth, L., “Private adaptation to climate risks: Evidence from the world’s largest mining companies”, Climate Risk Management, 35 (2022), 100386.
Dellmuth, L., Scholte, J.A., Tallberg, J., Verhaegen, S., “The Elite–Citizen Gap in International Organization Legitimacy”, American Political Science Review, 116:1 (2022), pp. 283-300.
Kural, E., Dellmuth, L., Gustafsson, M.-T., International Organizations and Climate Change Adaptation: A New Dataset for the Social Scientific Study of Adaptation, 1990-2017", PLOS ONE, 16:9 (2021), e0257101.
Dellmuth, L., Gustafsson, M.-T., “Global Adaptation Governance: How Intergovernmental Organizations Mainstream Climate Change Adaptation”, Climate Policy, 21:7 (2021), pp. 868-833.
Dellmuth L., Bender F. A.-M., Jönsson A.R., Rosvold E.L., von Uexkull N., “Humanitarian need drives multilateral disaster aid ”, Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. U.S.A. 118 (2021), e2018293118.
Dellmuth, L., Petersson, M.T., Dunn, D., Boustany, A., Halpin, P., “Empowering NGOs? Long-term effects of ecological and institutional change on regional fisheries management organizations”, Global Environmental Change, 65 (2020), 102197.
Dellmuth, L., Gustafsson, M.-T., Kural, E., “Global adaptation governance: Explaining the governance responses of international organizations to new issue linkages”, Environmental Science & Policy, 114 (2020), pp. 204-214.
Dellmuth, L. and Tallberg, J., “Elite Communication and the Popular Legitimacy of International Organizations”, British Journal of Political Science, 51:3 (2021), 1292–1313.
Dellmuth, L. and Schlipphak, B., “Legitimacy beliefs towards global governance institutions: A research agenda”, Journal of European Public Policy, 27:6 (2020), pp. 931-943.
Dellmuth, L. and Tallberg, J., “Why national and international legitimacy beliefs are linked: Social trust as an antecedent factor”, Review of International Organizations, 15 (2020), pp. 311–337.
Dellmuth, L., Scholte, J. A. and Tallberg, J., “Institutional sources of legitimacy for international organisations: Beyond procedure versus performance”, Review of International Studies, 45:4 (2019), pp. 627-646.
Dellmuth, L., Bloodgood, E.A., “Advocacy group effects in global governance: Populations, strategies, and political opportunity structures ”, Interest Groups & Advocacy, 8 (2019), pp. 255–269.
Petersson, M., Dellmuth, L., Merrie, A. N. and Österblom, H., “Patterns and trends in non-state actor participation in regional fisheries management organizations”, Marine Policy, 104 (2019), pp. 146-156.
Târlea, S., Bailer, S., Degner, H., Dellmuth, L., Leuffen, D., Lundgren, M., Tallberg, J. & Wasserfallen, F. “Explaining governmental preferences on Economic and Monetary Union Reform”, European Union Politics, 20:1 (2019), pp. 24-44.
Lundgren, M., Bailer, S., Dellmuth, L., Tallberg, J. & Târlea, S. “Bargaining success in the reform of the Eurozone”, European Union Politics, 20:1 (2019), pp. 65-88.
Dellmuth, L. and Chalmers, A.W., “All spending is not equal: European Union public spending, policy feedback, and citizens’ support for the EU”, European Journal of Political Research, 57:1 (2018), pp. 3-23.
Dellmuth, L., Gustafsson, M.-T., Bremberg, N. and Mobjörk, M.,“Intergovernmental organizations and climate security: Advancing the research agenda”, Wiley Interdisciplinary Reviews: Climate Change, 9:1 (2018), doi:10.1002/wcc.496.
Tallberg, J., Dellmuth, L., Agné, H. and Duit, A., “NGO influence in international organizations: Information, access, and exchange”, British Journal of Political Science , 48:1 (2018), pp. 213-238.
Dellmuth, L., Schraff, D. and Stoffel, M.F., “Distributive politics, electoral institutions, and European Structural and Investment Funding: Evidence from Italy and France”, Journal of Common Market Studies, 55:2 (2017), pp. 275-293.
Dellmuth, L., Tallberg, J., “Advocacy strategies in global governance: Inside vs. outside lobbying”, Political Studies, 65:3 (2017), pp. 705-723.
Dellmuth, L., “The knowledge gap in world politics: Assessing the sources of citizen awareness of the United Nations Security Council”, Review of International Studies , 42:2 (2016), pp. 673-700.
Agné, H., Dellmuth, L. and Tallberg, J., “Does stakeholder involvement foster democratic legitimacy in international organizations? An empirical assessment of a normative theory”, Review of International Organizations, 10:4 (2015), pp. 465–488.
Sahlin, K., Wijkström, F., Dellmuth, L., Einarsson, T. and Oberg, A., “The 'Milky Way' of intermediary organizations. A transnational field of university governance”, Policy and Politics, 43:3 (2015), pp. 407–424. Reprinted in: Ansell, C. and Torfing, J. (eds) How Does Collaborative Governance Scale? (Bristol: Policy Press, 2018).
Chalmers, A.W. and Dellmuth, L., “Fiscal redistribution and public support for European integration”, European Union Politics, 16:3 (2015), pp. 386–407.
Dellmuth, L. and Tallberg, J., “The social legitimacy of international organizations: Interest representation, institutional performance, and confidence extrapolation in the United Nations”, Review of International Studies, 41:3 (2015), pp. 451–475.
Dellmuth, L. and Stoffel, M.F., “Distributive politics and intergovernmental transfers: The local allocation of European Union Structural Funds”, European Union Politics, 13:3 (2012), pp. 413–433. Sage Award for the best article published in European Union Politics in 2012 (vol. 13).
Dellmuth, L., “The cash divide: The allocation of European Union regional grants”, Journal of European Public Policy, 18:7 (2011), pp. 1016–1033. Best Paper Award for young scholars presented at the Swedish Political Science Association in 2010.
Book chapters
Dellmuth, L., "Adaptation". In Fiorino, D, Eisenstadt, T., & Ahluwalia, M.K. (eds.) Elgar Encyclopedia of Climate Policy (Cheltenham: Edward Elgar), https://doi.org/10.4337/9781802209204.ch01.
Dellmuth, L., “Interest Groups and the United Nations”, in The Palgrave Encyclopedia of Interest Groups, Lobbying and Public Affairs, ed. by Harris P., Bitonti A., Fleisher C., Skorkjær Binderkrantz A. (Palgrave Macmillan, 2019).
Dellmuth, L., “Legitimacy as a resource for effective international marine management”, in Predicting Future Oceans: Sustainability of Ocean and Human Systems Amidst Global Environmental Change, ed. by Ota, Y., Cheung, W.W.L., Cisneros-Montemayor, A. (Elsevier, 2019).
Dellmuth, L., "Individual sources of legitimacy: Theory and data”, in: Tallberg, J., Bäckstrand, K. & Scholte, J.A. (eds.), Legitimacy in Global Governance: Sources, Processes, and Consequences (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2018).
Policy rapporter
Broek, E., Olczak, N., Dellmuth, L., "The involvement of civil society organizations in Arctic governance", SIPRI Insights, 2023:2 (2023).
Zhou J, Dellmuth L, Adams KM, Neset T-S, von Uexkull N., “The geopolitics of food security: Barriers to the Sustainable Development Goal of Zero Hunger", SIPRI Insights on Peace & Security, 2020:11 (2020).
Dellmuth L., “Wie legitim sind die Vereinten Nationen?", Vereinte Nationen 2020:4, pp. 160-164.
Dellmuth L., Lundgren M and Tallbeg J, “State Interests and Bargaining Power in the Reform of the Eurozone" (Stockholm: Swedish Institute for European Policy Studies, Sieps: 2020:4) (96 p.).
Mobjörk M, Gustafsson MT, Sonnsjö H, van Baalen S, Dellmuth L and Bremberg N, “Climate-Related Security Risks. Towards an Integrated Approach" (Stockholm: SIPRI, 2016) (76 p.).
Cheung, W et al. (2015) “Predicting future oceans. Climate change, oceans and fisheries”, scientific report for the Nereus Program, a global interdisciplinary initiative between the Nippon Foundation, the University of British Columbia, the University of Cambridge, Duke University, Princeton University, Stockholm University, the United Nations Environmental Program-World Conservation Monitoring Centre, and Utrecht University.
Dellmuth, L. (2011) " European structural, agricultural and environmental spending in Germany: Challenges and problems during the allocation and implementation of EU resources”, policy paper, Stockholm University, Department of Political Science (35 p.).
Data
Replikationsdatamängder finns på Harvard Dataverse och Lisa's personliga hemsida.
