Dr. Jacob Sohlberg

Biography

Jacob Sohlberg is an Associate Professor and Senior Lecturer at the University of Gothenburg, specializing in political psychology and public opinion. He received his PhD from Stony Brook University and has held a temporary position as an assistant professor at Lund University. Sohlberg's research focuses on various aspects of political behavior, including public perceptions of terrorism, trust in institutions during crises, and the interplay between group identities and political decision-making. He has published extensively on issues related to migration, public trust, and electoral behavior, contributing to renowned journals in political science. His work often addresses how societal factors influence citizen responses to political events and crises, particularly in the context of Nordic countries and their institutional frameworks. Sohlberg's insights into public trust and governmental communication during crises have received attention in both academic and media discussions. He aims to deepen understanding of how demographic and social dynamics shape political attitudes and behaviors, making significant contributions to the field of political psychology.

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