Karin joined the Energy Centre at the Jacques Delors Institute as a Research Fellow in European Energy Policy in August 2021.
She previously worked for the Swedish Association of Local Authorities and Regions in Brussels, particularly monitoring the development of the European Green Deal, and for the Climate and Energy Division at a Swedish municipality within an EU-funded energy efficiency project. Additionally, she has experience from the NGO-sector, working with organisations in India and Sweden, particularly focused on participatory, just, and sustainable local transitions.
Karin is a social scientist fostered in interdisciplinary environmental research at Stockholm University. She holds a MSc in Human Geography with Environmental Social Sciences (2019). Her working languages are English, Swedish and French
PUBLICATIONS
PUBLICATIONS
Energy Citizenship: A Holistic Vision for Citizen Engagement in the European Energy Transition
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National Policy Measures and Best Practices for Citizen Engagement in the Energy Transition
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Enhancing Energy Citizenship through Business and Social Innovation Models
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Empowering Collective Energy Citizenship for a Sustainable and Democratic European Energy Transition
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The European Green Deal in the face of rising radical right-wing populism
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Delivering democracy: The view less taken how the energy transition and democracy need one another
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MÉDIAS
MEDIAS
Europe’s social democratic parties are struggling to offer an alternative Green Deal vision
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Missing: A Socialist Green Deal vision
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EU-Wahlen: Europas Grüne kämpfen gegen die Krise
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Agriculteurs, Ukraine, écologie… L’Union européenne navigue à vue
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Face à l’opposition à la transition verte dans l’UE, l’Institut Jacques Delors prône une approche axée sur la confiance et le dialogue
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Face à « l’instrumentalisation » du Green Deal par les droites radicales, l’institut Jacques-Delors mise sur le social
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Le Danemark prêt à une coalition gouvernementale d’un genre nouveau
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Suède : Comment l’extrême droite est devenue leader de la droite
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Le réseau électrique, maillon faible de l’économie suédoise
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Fonds social pour le climat, l’Institut Jacques Delors publie ses recommandations
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