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Derek Stanford
Hutcheson
Professor/Pro dean
derek.hutcheson@mau.se
+46 72 546 68 34
orcid.org/0000-0001-5993-0788
Presentation
Derek Hutcheson is Pro Dean of Malmö University's Faculty of Culture and Society (KS), and was from 2019-23 Vice Dean for Doctoral Education. He is Professor of Political Science in the Department of Global Political Studies (GPS); previous head of the European Studies programme (2014-21); and active in the Faculty's Russia and the Caucasus (RUCARR) research platform.
He has researched extensively on Russian and post-Soviet politics, as well as the comparative study of electoral politics, transnational citizenship and electoral rights across Europe and elsewhere; and on local democracy in Scandinavia and Russia. Prior to working in Sweden, he was head of European Studies at University College Dublin from 2006 to 2013 and an ESRC and British Academy Postdoctoral Fellow at Glasgow University (2002-05). He has also had a long association with the Global Citizenship Observatory (formerly EUDO-Citizenship) at the European University Institute in Florence, and in has been a visiting fellow at the Australian National University in Canberra.
Recent research projects include the ICLD-funded project on 'Legitimacy, urban planning and sustainability in Russia and Sweden' (LUPSRUSS, 2017-19, 2020-21: http://wpmu.mah.se/rucarr/research/lupsruss/), and the EU-funded project, 'Fostering Awareness, Inclusion and Recognition of EU mobile citizens’ Political Rights' (FAIREU) (2017-19) [https://faireu.ecas.org/]
He is fluent in English, Russian, German, Swedish and Danish.
Publications
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2024 | Conference paper
‘Trust in Local Government in Non-Democratic States: The Case of the Russian Federation’
Derek Stanford Hutcheson
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2024 | Conference paper
Authoritarian Resilience in the Russian Federation: the Electoral Sphere
Derek Stanford Hutcheson
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2024 | Conference paper
New Perspectives on the Electoral Participation of Immigrants in Sweden
Derek Stanford Hutcheson, Vanja Mosbach
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2024 | Conference paper
‘Everybody to the polls’? How the Russian regime uses the toolbox of electoral authoritarianism for selective (de)mobilisation of regime supporters’
Derek Stanford Hutcheson, Ian McAllister
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2024 | Conference paper
The 'Illiberal Turn' in Russian Mythmaking: Have the Voters Turned Too?
Derek Stanford Hutcheson