ConferencesPublic opinion change explained by the moral psychology of liberals and conservatives Paper co-authored with Pontus Strimling, Irina Vartanova and Kimmo Eriksson Trends in public opinion explained by the moral psychology of liberals and conservatives Paper co-authored with Pontus Strimling, Irina Vartanova and Kimmo Eriksson Using peer influence to solve the social dilemma of workplace segregation Paper co-authored with Moa Bursell Segregation within School Classes: Deriving Patterns of Social Exchange from Register Data Paper co-authored with Gunn Birkelund Hammond and Axelrod’s model is not useful for studying ethnocentrism No co-authors [Extended abstract, slides] What do our models really tell us and how do we “sell” them? Panel member Moral Psychology Predicts Public Opinion Dynamics Paper co-authored with Pontus Strimling, Irina Vartanova and Kimmo Eriksson Moral Psychology Predicts Public Opinion Dynamics Paper co-authored with Pontus Strimling, Irina Vartanova and Kimmo Eriksson Moral Psychology Predicts Public Opinion Dynamics Paper co-authored with Pontus Strimling, Irina Vartanova and Kimmo Eriksson Segregation within School Classes: Deriving Social Ties from Register Data Paper co-authored with Gunn Birkelund What Games Support the Emergence of Ethnocentrism? No co-authors [PDF] What Strategic Structures Support the Emergence of Ethnocentrism? No co-authors The Outcome of Merging Cultures Paper co-authored with Pontus Strimling and Mikael Parkvall Trusting you trusting me: Recursive vs. generalised trust in the stag hunt/assurance game Paper co-authored with Kimmo Eriksson Trusting you, trusting me: The importance of beliefs about trust in the Stag Hunt/Assurance Game Paper co-authored with Kimmo Eriksson The Outcome of Merging Cultures Paper co-authored with Pontus Strimling and Mikael Parkvall The Assignment Game with Negative Externalities and Bounded Rationality Paper co-authored with Kimmo Eriksson and Thomas Vetander Open or invited talksModelling the Evolution of Creoles Paper co-authored with Mikael Parkvall and Pontus Strimling The Moral Psychology of Liberals and Conservatives Can Predict Public Opinion Dynamics Paper co-authored with Pontus Strimling, Irina Vartanova and Kimmo Eriksson The Evolution of Common and Different Norms Between Groups Several papers The Influence of Social Consensus Information on Ethnoracial Workplace Preferences Paper co-authored with Moa Bursell The Evolution of Common and Different Norms Between Groups Several papers Ethnic Homophily and Social Influence in Workplace Preferences Paper co-authored with Moa Bursell Ethnic Homophily and Social Influence in Workplace Preferences Paper co-authored with Moa Bursell Ethnic Homophily and Social Influence in Workplace Preferences Paper co-authored with Moa Bursell Modelling Two-Person Interactions Within and Between Cultural Groups Dissertation defence Modelling Two-Person Interactions Within and Between Cultural Groups Mock dissertation defence Om matematiska modeller för hur topplistor (t.ex. för låtar) utvecklas över tid [On mathematical models of how toplists (e.g. for songs) develop over time] Paper co-authored with Kimmo Eriksson and Jonas Sjöstrand PostersMoral Psychology Predicts Public Opinion Dynamics Paper co-authored with Pontus Strimling, Irina Vartanova and Kimmo Eriksson Ethnic Homophily and Social Influence in Workplace Preferences Paper co-authored with Moa Bursell The Distribution of Cultural Preferences – How Often are Popular Traits Replaced? Paper co-authored with Kimmo Eriksson and Jonas Sjöstrand Guest lecturesMathematical Modelling of Human Behaviour Master's level university course in biology MediaInstitute for Futures Studies Podcast July 2015 Hur arbetstagare kan skapa arbetsplatssegregering (In Swedish) Interview by Erika Karlsson Riksdag & departement #15 2013 Demokrati kan gå snabbt (In Swedish) Written by Johan Granath Weekendavisen #12 2012 Demokrati på bare 2,4 år (In Danish) Written by Joakim Jakobsen Vetenskapsradion Forum, Sveriges radio P1, 5 December 2011 Plats för brott och tid för demokrati (In Swedish) Interview by Urban Björstadius |