Department of Organization

skuioa

Department of Organization

Susanna
Kugelberg
Postdoc


Room: KIL/14.A-4.98
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E-mail: sku.ioa@cbs.dk
susanna kugelberg
Presentation

I am interested in understanding public actors’ capacity for accelerating the green transition. My research is contextualized around innovation projects in the energy sector. I am focusing on mega energy projects, energy communities and social energy innovations in the Nordics. I am interested in understanding the role of public actor and their specific resources and abilities to govern these projects. Moreover, I am interested in understanding how public actors enable coordination in multi-level governance projects and the tools, instruments and analytical assessments applied to ensure directionality and reflexivity.
I have a MSc in Political Science from Lund’s University and a PhD in Public Health Nutrition from Karolinska Institute. Before joining CBS, I worked many years with the WHO to support governments on public health and sustainable food systems objectives.
Here at CBS, I am part of the CAPACITOR project, led by prof. Susana Borrás. CACPACITOR is a project about understanding public actors’ capacity for the green transition in the energy and maritime sector.
 

Primary research areas
  • Transition theory
  • Innovation policy
  • Policy analysis
  • Public administration
Curriculum Vitae
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Courses
  • Videnskabsteori og metode, HA Europæisk Business
Supervision
  • Yet to be decided
Selected publications
  • 2021.  Kugelberg, et al. ’Implications of a food system approach for policy agenda-setting design’, Glob. Food Secur.,  28, p. 100451, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.gfs.2020.100451
  • 2020. Leip, A., Bodirsky, B. L. & Kugelberg, S. ‘The role of nitrogen in achieving sustainable food systems for healthy diets’. Glob. Food Secur. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.gfs.2020.100408
  • 2020. Kanter, D.R., Bartolini, F., Kugelberg, S. et al. ‘Nitrogen pollution policy beyond the farm.’ Nature Food 1, 27– 32 (2020). https://doi.org/10.1038/s43016-019-0001-5
  • 2020. Temme, E.H.M.; Vellinga, R.E.; de Ruiter, H.; Kugelberg, S et al. ‘Demand-Side Food Policies for Public and Planetary Health’. Sustainability , https://doi.org/10.3390/su12155924
  • 2018. Lada Timotijevic, Marcela Acuna-Rivera, Raymond Gemen, Susanna Kugelberg, Kate McBarron, Monique M. Raats, Maria Zolotonosa Adolescents’ Perspectives on Personal and Societal Responsibility for Childhood Obesity — The Study of Beliefs through ‘Serious’ Game (PlayDecide), Children & Society,
     
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2023
Susana Borrás; Stine Haakonsson; René Taudal Poulsen; Trine Pallesen; Christian Hendriksen; Lucas Somavilla; Susanna Kugelberg; Henrik Larsen; Francesco Gerli / The Transformative Capacity of Public Sector Organizations in Sustainability Transitions : A Conceptualization.
Lund : Lund University 2023, 47 p. (Papers in Innovation Studies, No. 2023/02)
Working paper
2022
Navroz K. Dubash; Catherine Mitchell; Elin Lerum Boasson; Mercy J. Borbor Córdova; Solomone Fifita; Erik Haites; Mark Jaccard; Frank Jotzo; Sasha Naidoo; Patricia Romero-Lankao; Mykola Shlapak; Wei Shen; Libo Wu; Marianne Aasen; Igor Bashmakov; Parth Bhatia; Paolo Bertoldi; Max Boykoff; Jessica Britton; Sarah Burch; Charlotte Burns; Mercedes Bustamante; Vanesa Castán Broto; Basia Cieszewska; Michael Craig; Stephane de la Rue du Can; Manfred Fischedick; Dana R. Fisher; Amit Garg; Oliver Geden; Robert Germeshausen; Niklas Höhne; Angel Hsu; Sebastien Jodoin; Gabriela Iacobuta; Siir Kilkis; Susanna Kugelberg; Matthew Lockwood; Andreas Loeschel; Cheikh Mbow; Brendan Moore; Yacob Mulugetta; Gert-Jan Nabuurs; Gregory Nemet; Vinnet Ndlovu; Peter Newman; Lars J. Nilsson; Karachepone Ninan; Grzegorz Peszko; Marina Povitkina; Wang Pu; Simone Pulver; Karoline Rogge; Joana Setzer; Jale Tosun / National and Sub-national Policies and Institutions
In: Climate Change 2022: Mitigation of Climate Change. Contribution of Working Group III to the Sixth Assessment Report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change. Cambridge : Cambridge University Press 2022
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Outside activities

2022
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