Research at a Glance
Explore the key conclusions from our latest research through condensed summaries.
When we think of corruption, we often think of money. But if a teacher offers a student a grade in exchange for a sexual act, or a police officer refrains from arresting someone in exchange for sex, that is also corruption—that is, the abuse of a position of power for personal gain. Listen to Elin Bjarnegård explain more about how we can classify sexual corruption and why it’s important that we do so.
Read more at: Uppsala University Research Environment on Sexual Corruption – UURESC
Book Talk
In this series, we invite researchers at the department to present their new published books in a short video format.
Cecilia Josefsson about the Book "Defendning the Status Quo - On Adaptive Resistance to Electoral Gender Quotas"
Leif Lewin about the Book "Att förstås sig på politik"