Johan Eriksson
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 668709 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Johan Eriksson |
| PRENOMES | Johan |
| SOBRENOME | Eriksson |
| ASSINATURA | ERIKSSON J |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Södertörn University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1526-0521 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 40 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 161 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 40 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1995 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 6 |
Tales of Cyberspace and Artificial Intelligence
This article traces the evolution of the Internet from the 1990s to the 2020s and compares it with the development of Artificial Intelligence (AI), particularly following the public launch of ChatGPT in late 2022. It identifies both parallels and divergencies between these two overlapping technological domains, focusing on the growing integration of AI into online applications. The central argument is that, whereas users once played a decisive ro…
Correlates of lifestyle patterns among children in Singapore aged 10 years
These findings provide direction for future interventions by identifying vulnerable groups and contexts that should be prioritised
Conceptualizing the European military-civilian-industrial complex
In his 1961 farewell address, US President Eisenhower coined the term "military-industrial complex," referring to the coalescing of military, industrial, and political interest groups.In contemporary Europe, the military-industrial complex is arguably transforming into a complex with a noteworthy commercial civilian dimension, blurring traditional military and arms-focused understandings of European defence and security.Our emphasis on an added c…
Sources of strength
This essay by the editors is the Preface of the special Issue on the European defence industry. It summarises all the articles contained in the special Issue, the rationale for such research and the principal conclusions of said research project
Digital reconstructions of picture galleries as art historical method
Democracy and Technocracy in Sweden's Experience of the Covid-19 Pandemic
Sweden's management of the coronavirus pandemic, beginning in early 2020, has been much discussed because it deviated from other countries' equivalents. Set in the context of scholarly debate about the balance between politicians and experts in political decision-making, we argue that a necessary condition for this case of Swedish exceptionalism was the manner of policy-making adopted by the Swedish authorities. In this article, we describe this …
To go through experiences – about the psychoanalytical process
The distinguishing feature of psychoanalytic treatment, compared to other forms of treatment, is that it offers the opportunity to go through experiences and thereby develop to become a more psychologically experienced person. The aim of this paper is first of all to try to clarify, with the help of the philosophy of Hegel, Heidegger and Gadamer, what it means to ‘go through an experience’, to ‘learn from experience’ and to ‘become experienced’. …
White matter microstructure predicts foreign language learning in army interpreters
Adult foreign language acquisition is challenging, and the degree of success varies among individuals. Anatomical differences in brain structure prior to training can partly explain why some learn more than others. We followed a sample of conscript interpreters undergoing intense language training to study learning-related changes in white-matter microstructure (FA, MD, RD and AD) and associations between differences in brain structure prior to t…
Neurocognitive processes underlying heuristic and normative probability judgments
Competitive victimhood and reconciliation
This paper argues that conflicts tend to be intractable if collective victimhood has become a component of national identity, and when conflicting communities claim to be the ‘real’ or ‘only’ victims, and that their suffering justifies crimes past and present. Turkish and Armenian narratives of competitive victimhood are analysed drawing on public opinion polls from Turkey and Armenia, and personal interviews with Turks and Armenians. The study c…
Early exposure to social disadvantages and later life body mass index beyond genetic predisposition in three generations of Finnish birth cohorts
High social disadvantage in early life appears to be associated with higher BMI in later life. Reducing exposure to social disadvantage during the life-course may be a potential pathway for obesity reduction
Russian space policy and identity
Toward a contextual psychedelic-assisted therapy
Blickar och betydelser
During the years 1795-1866 the Swedish national art collection, today's Nationalmuseum, was on display at the Royal Palace in Stockholm at what was known as Kongl. Museum. This museum consisted of two sculpture galleries adjacent to the palace garden Logården and a paintings gallery and a few more rooms on the second floor. While the sculpture galleries are well known as well as reconstructed in situ, there has been much less research on the disp…
Worlds apart, worlds together
This paper argues that past research has overlooked how the way problems and solutions are framed contribute to a prevailing gap in the global governance of climate and energy. Empirically, this paper investigates the frames of energy and climate change as expressed in key documents from the International Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) and International Energy Agency (IEA). Partly in contrast to past research, this paper finds (1) that there is a…
Activity in part of the neural correlates of consciousness reflects integration
Freedom – the abyssal ground of Freudian psychoanalysis
Freedom is an a priori condition for the way in which Freudian psychoanalysis thematizes the development, the structure and the dynamics of our psychic life; the human psyche is essentially constituted by freedom. What this really means is that psychoanalysis lacks a foundation or ground – both as a psychological science and as a kind of clinical treatment. Freedom is the abyssal ground of psychoanalysis
Frontier politics
On 6 August 2014, a spacecraft landed on the surface of a comet for the first time in history. The European Space Agency's Rosetta orbiter landed its Philae probe 10 years after being launched from
Freud's psychoanalysis
That psychoanalytical treatment in its classical Freudian sense is primarily a moral or ethical cure is not a very controversial claim. However, it is far from obvious how we are to understand precisely the moral character of psychoanalysis. It has frequently been proposed that this designation is valid because psychoanalysis strives neither to cure psychological symptoms pharmaceutically, nor to superficially modify the behaviour of the analysan…
The form of the soul ― on the body in Freud’s psychoanalysis
To formulate the problem of the relation between body and soul in terms of how one should understand the relation between consciousness and the brain, or in terms of explaining how mind can arise out of matter, is a modern and far from innocent tendency that has instigated the whole spectrum of theories and answers suggested by the philosophy of mind of the so-called Analytic tradition during the 20th century. During the last 5 decades, we have s…
Making memories
Sleep Problems and Cardiovascular Function in Children
OBJECTIVE: To assess the associations of sleep problems with 24-hour ambulatory blood pressure and cardiovascular reactivity in children. METHODS: Sleep problems in 285 term-born, healthy 8-year-olds (mean [standard deviation] = 8.1 [0.3] years) were measured with a parent-rated Sleep Disturbance Scale for Children. Ambulatory blood pressure (n = 241) was measured for 24 hours (41% nonschool days) with an oscillometric device. The children (n = 2…
On the Policy Relevance of Grand Theory
Journal Article On the Policy Relevance of Grand Theory Get access Johan Eriksson Johan Eriksson Swedish Institute of International Affairs Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar International Studies Perspectives, Volume 15, Issue 1, February 2014, Pages 94–108, https://doi.org/10.1111/insp.12008 Published: 14 February 2014
Governance Beyond the Global
How is outer space governed? This article argues that private authority is gaining salience in space politics, even with respect to the traditionally state-centric security and military aspects of space. Further, while commercial actors have always played a role in space programs, three significant changes can be detected: transnational conglomerates and consortia as opposed to individual corporations are emerging as key partners in space politic…
Freud's metapsychology—the formal a priori of psychoanalytic experience
The long-lasting debate over the status of psychoanalysis with respect to its orientation within the natural scientific and human scientific paradigms has been largely centered on the question of how to characterize Freudian metapsychology Are the basic assumptions of metapsychology to be taken as empirical hypotheses principally verifiable or falsifiable by the results of experimental, natural scientific research? Or is metapsychology better und…
Observers or Advocates
The Information Revolution, Security, and International Relations
The purpose of this article is twofold: to analyze the impact of the information revolution on security and to clarify what existing international relations theory can say about this challenge. These pertinent questions are initially addressed by a critical review of past research. This review shows that the concern for security issues is largely confined to a specialist literature on information warfare and cyber-security, while neither the gene…
The Internal—External Security Nexus
The central contention of this article holds that scholars do not adequately assess and explain the influence of transboundary security issues on government behaviour. Their assessment is not adequate because they do not fully conceptualize the relationship between internal and external security concerns. Their explanations are not adequate because existing theories cannot fully explain how and why states respond to transboundary security issues.…
Molding Minds That Form Policy
How can policy-relevant ideas be effectively communicated to practitioners? While the existing literature has focused on what kind of theory and research are policy relevant, it does not say much about how this knowledge can be communicated. If you want to make a difference, you must know how to reach your target. We take note of the important, but in this context often overlooked opportunities for knowledge diffusion that are provided by the edu…
On the Policy Relevance of Grand Theory
Journal Article On the Policy Relevance of Grand Theory Get access Johan Eriksson Johan Eriksson Swedish Institute of International Affairs Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar International Studies Perspectives, Volume 15, Issue 1, February 2014, Pages 94–108, https://doi.org/10.1111/insp.12008 Published: 14 February 2014
Governance Beyond the Global
How is outer space governed? This article argues that private authority is gaining salience in space politics, even with respect to the traditionally state-centric security and military aspects of space. Further, while commercial actors have always played a role in space programs, three significant changes can be detected: transnational conglomerates and consortia as opposed to individual corporations are emerging as key partners in space politic…
Political utilisation of scholarly ideas
This article discusses how and under what conditions ideas coming from International Relations (IR) scholarship are used in foreign policy. We argue that the focus on policy relevance, which dominates the IR literature on the research-policy interface, is limited. Focusing instead on political utilisation highlights types and mechanisms of political impact, which are overlooked in studies on policy relevance. The fruitfulness of this change in fo…
Technocracy, Politicization, and Noninvolvement
This article addresses the relationship between scientific expertise and policy in European chemicals regulation. We argue that the role of scientific expertise in the European regulation of chemicals varies across decision‐making levels, countries, and stages of the policy process. Our case study of the role of scientific expertise in the regulation of brominated flame retardants illustrates considerably different manifestations of this intercon…
Who Controls the Internet? Beyond the Obstinacy or Obsolescence of the State
Editors’ Note: Does the global diffusion of the Internet signify the final end of the state’s ability to control society, or is the state on the contrary maintaining or even strengthening its hold of society? Several observers have taken the latter position, most recently Jack Goldsmith and Tim Wu, authors of Who Controls the Internet? (2006), while critics claim this is grossly misleading, and that international regimes and a myriad of non-state…
Russian space policy and identity
Debating the Politics of Security Studies
Democracy and Technocracy in Sweden's Experience of the Covid-19 Pandemic
Sweden's management of the coronavirus pandemic, beginning in early 2020, has been much discussed because it deviated from other countries' equivalents. Set in the context of scholarly debate about the balance between politicians and experts in political decision-making, we argue that a necessary condition for this case of Swedish exceptionalism was the manner of policy-making adopted by the Swedish authorities. In this article, we describe this …
Worlds apart, worlds together
This paper argues that past research has overlooked how the way problems and solutions are framed contribute to a prevailing gap in the global governance of climate and energy. Empirically, this paper investigates the frames of energy and climate change as expressed in key documents from the International Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) and International Energy Agency (IEA). Partly in contrast to past research, this paper finds (1) that there is a…
Freud's metapsychology—the formal a priori of psychoanalytic experience
The long-lasting debate over the status of psychoanalysis with respect to its orientation within the natural scientific and human scientific paradigms has been largely centered on the question of how to characterize Freudian metapsychology Are the basic assumptions of metapsychology to be taken as empirical hypotheses principally verifiable or falsifiable by the results of experimental, natural scientific research? Or is metapsychology better und…
Research for Whom? Social Science and Public Policy
Whenever someone dares to suggest that social scientists should participate in shaping public policy, their argument is usually either completely ignored or met with the counterargument that such activities would threaten the intellectual integrity of scholars. What counts in the academic careers of social scientists is peer reviewed theoretical and methodological development. For anyone seeking tenure at a university, anything you have done that…
Reconstructing Survival. Evolving Perspectives on Euro-Arctic Politics
Debating the Politics of Security Studies
Observers or Advocates
Machiavelli and Critical Security Studies
Sweden's Commitment Problem
would have revealed that these publications are equal-opportunity offenders. Going through my extensive press clippings of England's games against its rivals over the last 10 years, I noticed that the tabloids regularly used offensive, even racist, imagery when England played France (frog eaters, War II losers) and Spain (the defeat of the Armada in the 16th century was invoked frequently). Particularly noticeable was the constant reference to wa…
Visual consciousness
Research for Whom? Social Science and Public Policy
Whenever someone dares to suggest that social scientists should participate in shaping public policy, their argument is usually either completely ignored or met with the counterargument that such activities would threaten the intellectual integrity of scholars. What counts in the academic careers of social scientists is peer reviewed theoretical and methodological development. For anyone seeking tenure at a university, anything you have done that…
Molding Minds That Form Policy
How can policy-relevant ideas be effectively communicated to practitioners? While the existing literature has focused on what kind of theory and research are policy relevant, it does not say much about how this knowledge can be communicated. If you want to make a difference, you must know how to reach your target. We take note of the important, but in this context often overlooked opportunities for knowledge diffusion that are provided by the edu…
The Information Revolution, Security, and International Relations
The purpose of this article is twofold: to analyze the impact of the information revolution on security and to clarify what existing international relations theory can say about this challenge. These pertinent questions are initially addressed by a critical review of past research. This review shows that the concern for security issues is largely confined to a specialist literature on information warfare and cyber-security, while neither the gene…
Who Controls the Internet? Beyond the Obstinacy or Obsolescence of the State
Editors’ Note: Does the global diffusion of the Internet signify the final end of the state’s ability to control society, or is the state on the contrary maintaining or even strengthening its hold of society? Several observers have taken the latter position, most recently Jack Goldsmith and Tim Wu, authors of Who Controls the Internet? (2006), while critics claim this is grossly misleading, and that international regimes and a myriad of non-state…
The Internal—External Security Nexus
The central contention of this article holds that scholars do not adequately assess and explain the influence of transboundary security issues on government behaviour. Their assessment is not adequate because they do not fully conceptualize the relationship between internal and external security concerns. Their explanations are not adequate because existing theories cannot fully explain how and why states respond to transboundary security issues.…
Technocracy, Politicization, and Noninvolvement
This article addresses the relationship between scientific expertise and policy in European chemicals regulation. We argue that the role of scientific expertise in the European regulation of chemicals varies across decision‐making levels, countries, and stages of the policy process. Our case study of the role of scientific expertise in the regulation of brominated flame retardants illustrates considerably different manifestations of this intercon…
The epistemological status of the case history and the play-character of clinical psychoanalysis
Freud and philosophy
(2010). Freud and philosophy. The Scandinavian Psychoanalytic Review: Vol. 33, No. 2, pp. 142-148
Political utilisation of scholarly ideas
This article discusses how and under what conditions ideas coming from International Relations (IR) scholarship are used in foreign policy. We argue that the focus on policy relevance, which dominates the IR literature on the research-policy interface, is limited. Focusing instead on political utilisation highlights types and mechanisms of political impact, which are overlooked in studies on policy relevance. The fruitfulness of this change in fo…
Freud's metapsychology—the formal a priori of psychoanalytic experience
The long-lasting debate over the status of psychoanalysis with respect to its orientation within the natural scientific and human scientific paradigms has been largely centered on the question of how to characterize Freudian metapsychology Are the basic assumptions of metapsychology to be taken as empirical hypotheses principally verifiable or falsifiable by the results of experimental, natural scientific research? Or is metapsychology better und…
Sleep Problems and Cardiovascular Function in Children
OBJECTIVE: To assess the associations of sleep problems with 24-hour ambulatory blood pressure and cardiovascular reactivity in children. METHODS: Sleep problems in 285 term-born, healthy 8-year-olds (mean [standard deviation] = 8.1 [0.3] years) were measured with a parent-rated Sleep Disturbance Scale for Children. Ambulatory blood pressure (n = 241) was measured for 24 hours (41% nonschool days) with an oscillometric device. The children (n = 2…
On the Policy Relevance of Grand Theory
Journal Article On the Policy Relevance of Grand Theory Get access Johan Eriksson Johan Eriksson Swedish Institute of International Affairs Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar International Studies Perspectives, Volume 15, Issue 1, February 2014, Pages 94–108, https://doi.org/10.1111/insp.12008 Published: 14 February 2014
Governance Beyond the Global
How is outer space governed? This article argues that private authority is gaining salience in space politics, even with respect to the traditionally state-centric security and military aspects of space. Further, while commercial actors have always played a role in space programs, three significant changes can be detected: transnational conglomerates and consortia as opposed to individual corporations are emerging as key partners in space politic…
Freud's psychoanalysis
That psychoanalytical treatment in its classical Freudian sense is primarily a moral or ethical cure is not a very controversial claim. However, it is far from obvious how we are to understand precisely the moral character of psychoanalysis. It has frequently been proposed that this designation is valid because psychoanalysis strives neither to cure psychological symptoms pharmaceutically, nor to superficially modify the behaviour of the analysan…
The form of the soul ― on the body in Freud’s psychoanalysis
To formulate the problem of the relation between body and soul in terms of how one should understand the relation between consciousness and the brain, or in terms of explaining how mind can arise out of matter, is a modern and far from innocent tendency that has instigated the whole spectrum of theories and answers suggested by the philosophy of mind of the so-called Analytic tradition during the 20th century. During the last 5 decades, we have s…
Making memories
Frontier politics
On 6 August 2014, a spacecraft landed on the surface of a comet for the first time in history. The European Space Agency's Rosetta orbiter landed its Philae probe 10 years after being launched from
Activity in part of the neural correlates of consciousness reflects integration
Freedom – the abyssal ground of Freudian psychoanalysis
Freedom is an a priori condition for the way in which Freudian psychoanalysis thematizes the development, the structure and the dynamics of our psychic life; the human psyche is essentially constituted by freedom. What this really means is that psychoanalysis lacks a foundation or ground – both as a psychological science and as a kind of clinical treatment. Freedom is the abyssal ground of psychoanalysis
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