Sebastian Svenberg has an MA in sociology from the University of Gothenburg, and a PhD in sociology from Örebro University, where he was affiliated with Örebro Environmental Sociology Section. His research combines social movement studies with economic sociology, and the PhD-dissertation was a study of historical organization for economic democracy in the UK, with a focus on theories of institutional change. Sebastian is now part of the project “Fossil Free Futures: Divestment across the Nordic countries”, where he is researching the Norwegian case of pension-funds opting out from investments in coal, oil and fossil gas.
Sebastian Svenberg,
Daniel Arnesen,
Rune Ellefsen,
Kjell Kjellman,
Anna Stykket,
Lars Mjøset
In: Protest for a future II: Composition, mobilization and motives of the participants in Fridays For Future climate protests on 20-27 September, 2019, in 19 cities around the world
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2020
Sebastian Svenberg
Presentation at RC48 Social Movements, Collective Actions and Social Change. International Sociological Association Toronto 15-21th of July 2018.
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2018
Magnus Boström,
Erik Andersson,
Monika Berg,
Karin Gustafsson,
Eva Gustavsson,
Erik Hysing,
Rolf Lidskog,
Erik Löfmarck,
Maria Ojala,
Jan Olsson,
Benedict E. Singleton,
Sebastian Svenberg,
Ylva Uggla,
Johan öhman
Sustainability (Switzerland)
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2018
Håkan Thörn,Sebastian Svenberg
C. Cassegård, L. Sonery, H. Thörn and Å. Wettergren (eds) Climate action in a globalizing world: Comparative Perspectives on Environmental Movements in the Global North
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2017