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Democratize

Department of Historical Sciences

Democratize

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Democratize is an interdisciplinary research group in democratization, bringing together scholars from History, International Relations, European Studies, and Political Science who share an understanding of democratization as a dynamic and fragile process that is never quite fully completed.  

Exploring democracies and democratization processes across time and space, the group’s researchers study: 

  • how democracies come about, historically and contemporaneously.
  • how and why democracies consolidate and what keeps them resilient (i.e political culture, civil society).
  • concepts of democracy across time and space.
  • democratic practices (petitioning; voting).
  • the international context of democratization (colonialism; contemporary democracy promotion; the role of alternative norms providers).
  • how democracies erode as a result foreign interference, the rise of radical parties, populism, nationalism.

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Coordinators

  • Anna Brigevich

    Anna Brigevich

    Associate Professor
  • Madalina Dobrescu

    Madalina Dobrescu

    Associate Professor of European Studies / Onsager Fellow

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Members

  • Jan Frode Hatlen

    Jan Frode Hatlen

    Professor
  • Jon Olav Hove

    Jon Olav Hove

    Associate Professor
  • Valentin Luntumbue

    PhD student
  • Anne Engelst Nørgaard

    Anne Engelst Nørgaard

    Associate Professor
  • John Kwadwo Osei-Tutu

    John Kwadwo Osei-Tutu

    Professor
  • Marco Christian Parluhutan

    Marco Christian Parluhutan

    PhD Fellow
  • Lise Rye

    Lise Rye

    Professor of Contemporary European History
  • Tobias Schumacher

    Tobias Schumacher

    Professor of European Studies

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