Dr. Elin Naurin

Biography

Elin Naurin is a Professor at the University of Gothenburg and a Wallenberg Academy Fellow. Her research spans various aspects of representative democracy, focusing specifically on political topics such as election pledges, political responsiveness, and public opinion. Naurin conducts studies on political socialization, particularly examining how pregnancy and early parenthood influence political views and behaviors. Her scholarly contributions have appeared in prestigious journals like the American Political Science Review and the British Journal of Political Science. She is also known for her edited volumes on party mandates and election promises, showcasing significant comparative research across countries. Naurin is involved in innovative educational projects, including the Grundlagskonventet, where students engage in constitutional development roles. Recently, she has been awarded a five-year extended fellowship starting in 2024 to further her research on the dynamics of pregnancy in political contexts. Her expertise and accomplishments in the field have earned her recognition, including pedagogical awards at her university.

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