Alexander Paulsson (PhD, MA) is based at Lund University. He teaches and writes about bureaucracy, the politics of ecology, and the making and consequences of science and technology. Being trained in the fields of history, politics and business, he combines the study of the urban environment, administrative devices and ecological processes with the study of economic and political concepts. He has a long-standing interest in public transport and how public transport is organized through collaborative processes and market arrangements.
I am an associate professor and I work at Malmö University. My research is primarily concerned with the micro-level practices of transport policy and regional and local transport and spatial planning, often with policy, governance, implementation, and power as analytical themes. I am interested in how the actions of interested parties, their attitudes, expertise, and power relationships, influence transport system development and the potential for change. Much of my research is concerned with the development and evolution of sustainable transport systems and cities.
