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Karin Leijon

Assistant Professor

Presentation

Karin Leijon (PhD in Political Science) is assistant professor at the Division of Political Science, Linköping University and researcher at the Department of Government, Uppsala University.

Dr. Leijon's research and teaching interests include European Integration, with a particular focus on the role of national courts, methods, and public administration. Together with Linda Moberg she is PI for the research projects Courts as guarantors for an individualized and need based eldercare? and Local self-government, professionalism and court defiance in Swedish eldercare.

Starting in 2025/2026, Leijon is PI for the project Juridification in the welfare sector: challenging professional discretion? funded by Riksbankens Jubileumsfond.


Publications

2026

Livia Johannesson, Karin Leijon, Amin Parsa (Editorship) (2026) Samhället och rätten: vad folk gör med rätten och vad rätten gör med folk (Collection (editor))
Olof Larsson, Karin Leijon (2026) Internationella domstolar: uppkomst, oberoende och genomslag Samhället och rätten: vad folk gör med rätten och vad rätten gör med folk, p. 97-116 (Chapter in book)

2024

Karin Leijon, Linda Moberg (2024) Limiting bureaucratic discretion? Analyzing the design and exercise of administrative judicial review in the welfare sector Governance. An International Journal of Policy, Administration and Institutions, Vol. 38, Article e12891 (Article in journal) https://dx.doi.org/10.1111/gove.12891
Karin Leijon, Linda Moberg (2024) Kommunalt självstyre och rättighetslagstiftning [Local self-government and rights legislation]: Om fördelningen av makt och ansvar mellan stat och kommun [On the division of power and responsibility between national and local governments] Statsvetenskaplig Tidskrift, Vol. 126, p. 519-539 (Article in journal)
Karin Leijon (2024) Domstolar, politik och regeringsformen: ett berättigat forskningsfält Regeringsformen 50 år 1974–2024, p. 191-209 (Chapter in book)

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