Ina Sandin
Ina Sandin is a Doctoral Researcher in the Conflict Research Group at Ghent University, and part of the Rural Radicalism project. Her research focuses on agonistic engagement in Northern Sweden, including the study of human rights mobilisation and the radical expressions of rural, contentious politics. She holds two master degrees from Lund and Umeå University, and a bachelor degree in International Human Rights Studies, with a focus on the relationship between human rights and violent resistance in Gaza and Northern Ireland.
Rural Radicalism and Agonistic Spaces in Northern Sweden: Pluralism and Counter-publics in Sápmi
Focusing on human rights activists, farmers, hunters as well as environmental movements, the study examines how competing forms of rural radicalism are articulated, contested and aligned in Northern Sweden
Rural Radicalism
The CRG research program on Rural Radicalism investigates rural political contestation.
Current research projects:
Rural Radicalism and Agonistic Spaces in Northern Sweden: Pluralism and Counter-publics in Sápmi
Focusing on human rights activists, farmers, hunters as well as environmental movements, the study examines how competing forms of rural radicalism are articulated, contested and aligned in Northern Sweden
Rural Radicalism
The CRG research program on Rural Radicalism investigates rural political contestation.