Daniel Sjödin
Daniel Sjödin Position: Senior Lecturer School/office: School of Humanities, Education and Social SciencesEmail: ZGFuaWVsLnNqb2RpbjtvcnUuc2U=
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Room: F3263
Research subject
Research projects
Completed projects
- Coping with uncertainty: regulation, decision making and learning in natural resource management
- The child as a project. Parenting ideals, parenting practices, and the professionalization of parenthood.
- Risk governance, legitimacy and social learning in the handling of the forest fire in Västmanland
Publications
Articles in journals |
Articles in journals
- Lidskog, R. , Johansson, J. & Sjödin, D. (2019). Wildfires, responsibility and trust: public understanding of Sweden’s largest wildfire. Scandinavian Journal of Forest Research, 34 (4), 319-328. [BibTeX]
- Sjödin, D. & Roman, C. (2018). Family practises among Swedish parents: extracurricular activities and social class. European Societies: The Official Journal of the European Sociological Association, 20 (5), 764-784. [BibTeX]
- Lidskog, R. & Sjödin, D. (2018). Unintended consequences and risk(y) thinking: The shaping of consequences and responsibilities in relation to environmental disasters. Sustainability, 10 (8). [BibTeX]
- Lidskog, R. & Sjödin, D. (2016). Extreme events and climate change: The post-disasters dynamics of forest fires and forest storms in Sweden. Scandinavian Journal of Forest Research, 31 (2), 148-155. [BibTeX]
- Lidskog, R. & Sjödin, D. (2016). Risk governance through professional expertise: forestry consultants’ handling of uncertainties after a storm disaster. Journal of Risk Research, 19 (10), 1275-1290. [BibTeX]
- Lidskog, R. & Sjödin, D. (2015). Time, knowledge, and risk: Decision making in the aftermath of storm disasters. International Journal of Mass Emergencies and Disasters, 33 (3), 341-359. [BibTeX]
- Lidskog, R. & Sjödin, D. (2014). Why do forest owners fail to heed warning?: conflicting risk evaluations made by the Swedish forestagency and forest owners. Scandinavian Journal of Forest Research, 29 (3), 275-282. [BibTeX]