Professor Dr. Elin Wihlborg

Biography

Elin Wihlborg is a Professor of Political Science at Linköping University, specializing in the examination of how digitalization affects interactions within political structures and the everyday lives of citizens. Her research focuses on the changes needed for sustainable and inclusive democracy in the context of evolving technological landscapes. Wihlborg’s work critically engages with new forms of politics and sustainable management through technological advancements, highlighting the interactions between digitalization and societal values. She leads a research group that analyses the transformative power of institutions in societal governance, emphasizing the implications of digitalization for public administration and individual agency. Wihlborg collaborates closely with various organizations and students to ensure that her research remains relevant and impactful. Her commitment to academic freedom drives her efforts to foster creativity in knowledge advancement, ensuring that critical public values are scrutinized in relation to digital solutions and services. In her roles at Linköping University, she contributes to numerous councils and boards and has received notable recognition for her work, including a Marie Curie scholarship.

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