Lina Skoglund Princeton Politics

Lina Skoglund is a fifth year PhD candidate in comparative politics working on resistance to the state, rural resentment, and backlash against environmental policy with a regional focus on France. Her dissertation examines the relationship between centralization and local rebellion using both historical and contemporary cases. Lina's work exploits quasi-natural experiments to understand how place-based grievances shape attitudes towards the state. She is advised by Carles Boix, Rafaela Dancygier, Andreas Wiedemann and Saad Gulzar. 

Publications Genomics Institute

(PDF) Rock Art and Trade Networks: From Scandinavia to the Italian

Genomics Multiculturalism and Race in Latin America, PDF

Publications Genomics Institute

Events Archive Research Program in Political Economy

The Encyclopedia of Strikes in American History PDF, PDF

PDF) The Origins of Modern Humans

Research Program in Political Economy

PDF) Ceramic Entanglements in the Urartian Periphery: Technology