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Karin Bradley is a Professor at KTH Royal Institute of Technology in the Division of Urban Regional Studies. Her research primarily focuses on sustainability transitions, exploring how consumption patterns, urban commons, and social movements can influence sustainable development policies. She is involved in various projects, including Mistra Sustainable Consumption and GRIT - Grassroots Initiatives Energy Transitions, both aimed at understanding and facilitating the transition to sustainable practices within urban environments. With her extensive experience in academia, she has supervised numerous doctoral students on topics centered around sustainability and urban studies, contributing to the discourse on how cities can adapt to sustainability challenges. Additionally, she has held special commissions and participated in expert groups related to digitalization, housing, and urban development within the Swedish government. Bradley's work emphasizes the role of collaborative consumption and the sharing economy, as well as the implications these have on societal structures and environmental outcomes.
KTH Royal Institute of Technology • Stockholm, Sweden
Leading research and teaching on urban studies, sustainability transitions, and consumption patterns.
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