I am a doctoral researcher on the RCN-funded project 'TRUST: Attitudinal Impacts of Refugees on Host Communities in the Global South', where my PhD project uses geospatial data to investigate host community-refugee dynamics related to forced migration and social unrest on the subnational level across non-Western contexts. I am generally interested in the effects and consequences of civil society mobilisation as a call for social change. Previously, I have studied the impacts of organisational participation in civil resistance movements in African countries on post-resistance democratisation.

I am currently on a research stay at the School of Government and Public Policy at the University of Arizona, in Tucson, AZ, USA. 

Professional background

2021-: Doctoral Researcher, PRIO

2022: Visiting scholar, University of Arizona, School of Government and Public Policy, Tucson, AZ, USA

2019-2020: Research Assistant on the GEO-ISD project, NTNU

2019-2020: Research Assistant on the Anatomy of Resistance Campaigns project, NTNU

Education

2018-2020: MSc Political Science, NTNU. Courses in Causes of War, Theories of Democracy and Applied and Advanced Social Statistics.

2015-2017: BA Political Science, NTNU. Specialisation in Comparative Politics.

2013-2014: One-year Programme in Humanities, NTNU

2013: Peace and Conflict Studies, Kulturstudier in Pondicherry, India

2010-2012: International Baccalaureate, Gjøvik videregående skole