SEI staff

Johanna Ulmanen
Centre: Former Staff
Johanna Ulmanen worked at SEI in Stockholm from 2009-2011 as an interdisciplinary researcher with a focus on SEI’s work on policy and institutions.
Her project analyzed the policy process of the Swedish forestry sector and the way in which potential future impacts of climate change is dealt with. This research is part of the larger Mistra-SWECIA project on climate change, impacts and adaptation.
Johanna's research interests are in the field of (sustainable) technology change, institutional change and related governance issues.
Prior to joining SEI, she was a PhD candidate at the Department of Industrial engineering and Innovation Sciences at Eindhoven Technical University, the Netherlands. Her forthcoming thesis explores the development of biofuels for the transport sector in Sweden and the Netherlands.
She received her Master of Arts degree (MA) in European Society, Science and Technology (ESST) from the University Maastricht, the Netherlands. Previous to her interdisciplinary education in the Netherlands, she studied mainly sociology at universities in Sweden and Ireland.
Johanna is affiliated to the Technical University of Eindhoven and is a member of the Sustainability Transitions Research Network (STRN).
Publications
Barriers to and opportunities for climate change adaptation in the Swedish forestry sector (Report chapter - 2012)
Climate Change Adaptation in Swedish Forestry: A Historical Overview, 1990–2012 (Project report - 2012)
Climate Adaptation and the Forest (Other publications - 2011)
Biofuel developments in Sweden and the Netherlands. Protection and socio-technical change in a long-term perspective (Journal article - 2009)
The role of protection in biofuel development (Book chapter - 2006)
Review of science and technology plans in ACP countries (Report - 2004)
Monitoring Biotechnology for Development: Lessons Learnt (Journal article - 2003)
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