Below you can find the list of my publications.
Peer-reviewed articles
- 2026 Monitoring under authoritarianism: The International Labour Organization’s mission on child and forced labour in Uzbekistan Review of International Studies Article
- 2026 Reform preferences of key actors in the UNFCCC process Nature Climate Change, 16, 915–921 Article
- 2026 Updated data and new insight: a new version of WTH’s authoritarian regime type dataset Democratization Article Data
- 2024 Citizen preferences for climate policy implementation: The role of multistakeholder partnerships International Environmental Agreements: Politics, Law and Economics Article
- 2024 Multistakeholder partnerships for sustainable development: Promises and pitfalls Annual Review of Environment and Resources, 49, 6.1–6.26 Article
- 2024 The public legitimacy of multistakeholder partnerships in global environmental governance: Evidence from survey experiments in Brazil, the UK, and the US Global Environmental Politics, 24(4), 146–169 Article
- 2024 The impact of INGO climate shaming on national laws International Interactions, 50(1), 94–120 Article Replication
- 2023 Climate shaming: Explaining NGOs’ targeting practices Climate Policy, 23(7), 845–858 Article Replication
- 2022 The domestic impact of international shaming: Evidence from climate change and human rights Public Opinion Quarterly, 86(3), 748–761 Article
- 2022 Promoting international labour standards: The ILO and national labor regulations The British Journal of Politics and International Relations, 24(2), 361–380 Article
- 2022 Shaming into compliance? Country reporting of convention adherence to the International Labour Organization International Interactions, 48(2), 258–291 Article
- 2021 Visiting the hegemon: Explaining diplomatic visits to the United States Research & Politics, 8(4) Article
- 2021 Where help is needed most? Explaining reporting strategies of the International Trade Union Confederation Political Studies, 69(2), 390–411 Article
- 2021 Compliance without coercion: Effects of reporting on international labor rights Journal of Peace Research, 58(3), 494–509 Article
- 2020 Shaming and democracy: Explaining state-shaming in international organizations International Political Science Review, 41(4), 538–553 Article
- 2018 Selecting for shame: The monitoring of workers’ rights by the International Labour Organization, 1989 to 2011 International Studies Quarterly, 62(2), 437–452 Article
Book chapters
- 2025 Navigating globalizations: Examining the ILO’s efforts to promote decent work In The Elgar Companion to Decent Work and the Sustainable Development Goals (pp. 313–324). Edward Elgar Chapter
- 2022 When are SDG partnerships transparent? The determinants of progress reporting In E. Murphy et al. (Eds.), Partnerships and Sustainable Development Goals. Springer Nature Chapter
- 2022 Institutional capacity, inclusion, and transparency in SDG partnerships for Agenda 2030: A preliminary assessment In E. Murphy et al. (Eds.), Partnerships and Sustainable Development Goals. Springer Nature Chapter
- 2020 Reporting matters: Performance indicators and compliance in the International Labour Organization In J. Kelley & B. Simmons (Eds.), The Power of Global Performance Indicators. Cambridge University Press
Op-eds and public writing
- 2021 Ta hjälp av ILO för att hjälpa uigurerna Svenska Dagbladet Read
- 2020 Skam och skuld kommer inte att stoppa covid-19 Dagens Nyheter Read
- 2019 Sverige bör stoppa USA:s kandidat till Världsbankschef Svenska Dagbladet Read
- 2017 Låt UD ranka andra länder efter mänskliga rättigheter Dagens Nyheter Read
- 2016 The dominance of the ruling party under uncertainty Baltic Worlds, CBEES, Södertörn University Read
- 2015 Det är inte en skam att vara fattig Svenska Dagbladet Read
- 2015 Ny global överenskommelse ökar pressen på världens ledare Tvärdrag / LO Read
- 2013 Diktatorn som Europa har glömt Expressen Read