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Martin Björklund Mauritzson

PhD student

I am a PhD candidate in political science. My research is focused on the policy process, advocacy, lobbyism and policymaking.

EU policy process, with focus on the politics for resource- and energy efficiency in buildings

Martin Björklund´s thesis is part of a project on the policy process in the EU with a focus on policy for energy- and resources efficiency in buildings.

Martin Bj枚rklund is part of a research project with the aim of increasing the knowledge on the policy process in the EU, with a special focus on the politics for resource- and energy efficiency in buildings. Through analysis of policy documents and answers to public consultations in combination with other methods of gathering the perspectives of stakeholders in different stages of the process. Better understanding of how EU-policy is made could help inform politicians and stakeholders in the member states how to effectively influence EU politics but could also say something about the legitimacy of the political process in the EU. Part of the project is to examine the sources of information used when policy is designed and adopted, since it is an important aspect of the decision-making process.

Publications

2025

Johan Nordensv盲rd, Martin Bj枚rklund, Fredrik von Malmborg, Lina La Fleur, Emma Skogsmo, Daniel Benjamin Gamez (2025) Renewable & sustainable energy reviews, Vol. 224, Article 116128 (Article, review/survey)

2024

Martin Bj枚rklund, Fredrik von Malmborg, Lina La Fleur, Johan Nordensv盲rd (2024) Energy Policy, Vol. 195, Article 114388 (Article in journal)
Emma Skogsmo, Martin Bj枚rklund, Daniel Hernan Benjamin Gamez, Lina La Fleur, Johan Nordensv盲rd, Fredrik von Malmborg (2024) (Report)
Daniel Hernan Benjamin Gamez, Fredrik von Malmborg, Johan Nordensv盲rd, Martin Bj枚rklund, Lina La Fleur, Emma Skogsmo (2024) (Report)

2023

Fredrik von Malmborg, Martin Bj枚rklund, Patrik Rohdin (2023) Handbook on climate change and technology, p. 163-178 (Chapter in book)

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