I am a PhD candidate in Political Science at the Department of Government, Uppsala University. My research focuses on diplomatic practices – in other words, the unwritten rules of diplomacy. I am also interested in understanding how such practices are diffused and learned by their practitioners: the diplomats who interact and negotiate in multilateral institutions such as the EU, NATO and the G20. These practices often have a significant impact on the policy output of such institutions. For this reason, I believe it is crucial to understand how and why diplomatic practices vary between multilateral institutions, as these variations can help us better understand what it is that makes multilateralism 'work'. My research has been published in the Journal of Common Market Studies and the Journal of International Relations and Development.

I am currently the graduate student representative for the International Studies Association Theory Section (2020-2022). I am also an associate fellow at the Swedish Institute of International Affairs (UI). Through my role at UI, I regularly contribute with policy analyses to Swedish agencies, such as the Swedish Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Swedish Armed Forces.

At the Department of Government, I teach International Relations at both the BA and MA levels. My supervisors are Anna Michalski (Uppsala University) and Ludvig Norman (Stockholm University).

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