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1 Göran Duus-Otterström Curriculum Vitae E-mail: [email protected] Phone: +46(0)31-786 4686 Fax: +46(0)31-786 4599 Mail: Dept of Political Science, Box 711, 405 30 Gothenburg, Sweden Website: http://www.pol.gu.se/personal/larare-och-forskare/duus-otterstrom--goran/ EDUCATION, DEGREES, TITLES 2012: Docent, Associate professor, Political Science, University of Gothenburg. 2008: Ph.D., Political Science, University of Gothenburg 2001: Master of Science, Political Science, University of Gothenburg (also studies in Practical Philosophy, Theoretical Philosophy, International Relations, Media- and Communication Studies). LANGUAGES Swedish (native) English (fluent) German (good) POSITIONS 2012 2009-2012: 2008-2009: 2007-2008: 2002-2007: Lecturer, Dept of Political Science, University of Gothenburg Research Fellow, Dept of Political Science, University of Gothenburg Visiting Postdoctoral Fellow, Department of Politics and International Studies, University of Warwick Research Fellow, Dept of Political Science, University of Gothenburg PhD Candidate, Dept of Political Science, University of Gothenburg AWARDS 2007: Winner of the Third Annual Res Publica Postgraduate Essay Prize for 2007 for the paper “Betting Against Hard Determinism”. GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS 2011: Research grant (PI) from the Swedish Research Council for the project “Fair Play Retributivism and the Problem of Punishment” (2,200,000 SEK) Selected by the University of Gothenburg as one of three candidates for Riksbanken’s Pro Futura postdoctoral grant. 2008: Research grant (co-PI) from the Swedish research Council for the project “Fair and Feasible Climate Change Adaptation” (3,483,000 SEK) Research grant (co-PI, main applicant) from FORMAS for the project “Fair and Feasible Climate Change Adaptation” (1,965,000 SEK) Nils-Eric Svensson’s postdoctoral research grant, administered by the National Bank of Sweden Tercentenary Foundation, for the project “Justice, Choice, and Responsibility: The Philosophy of Luck Egalitarianism” (100,000 SEK) 2 Postdoctoral research grant from the Swedish Research Council for the project “Justice, Choice, and Responsibility: The Philosophy of Luck Egalitarianism” (328,000 SEK) Research grant from FAS for the project “Not just populism” (not taken up) 2002-2007: Minor grants for work on the doctoral thesis from The Swedish Royal Academy of Sciences, Adlerbertska Stipendiestiftelsen, Jubileumsfonden at Göteborg University, Hierta-Retzius Stipendiefond, Stiftelsen Paul och Marie Berghaus donationsfond, and Stiftelsen Oscar Ekmans stipendiefond EMPLOYMENT IN EXTERNALLY FUNDED PROJECTS 2009-: 2010: 2007-08: Co-director and co-principal investigator, “Fair and Feasible Climate Change Adaptation”. Funded by FORMAS and the Swedish Research Council. (alongside Dr Sverker Jagers and Dr Johannes Stripple). Researcher in the project, “Den galna brottslingen och det goda samhället”, writing a paper with Prof. Christian Munthe, Dept of Philosophy, University of Gothenburg, on the ethics of forensic risk assessment and punishment. Researcher in the project, ”Brottsoffret – utsatt, omtalat, individualiserat”, led by Prof. Marie Demker. Funded by the Swedish Crime Victim Compensation and Support Authority. PUBLICATIONS a. Books 1. Duus-Otterström, G. (2007) Punishment and Personal Responsibility. University of Gothenburg: Department of Political Science. Doctoral thesis. 364 pages. b. Articles, peer-review 2. Duus-Otterström, G. & Jagers, S. (forthcoming). “Identifying burdens of coping with climate change: a typology of the duties of climate justice”. Global Environmental Change 3. Duus-Otterström, G. (2012) “Weak and Strong Luck Egalitarianism”, Contemporary Political Theory 11(2): 153-171. 4. Demker, M. & Duus-Otterström, G. (2011) “Det individuella brottet? Offer och förövare i svenska medieberättelser 1965-2005”, Statsvetenskaplig tidskrift 113(1): 324. 5. Duus-Otterström, G. & Jagers, S. (2011) “Why (Most) Climate Insurance Schemes are a Bad Idea”, Environmental Politics (20): 322-339. 6. Duus-Otterström, G. (2011) “Freedom of Will and the Value of Choice”, Social Theory and Practice (37): 256-284. 7. Duus-Otterström, G. (2010) “Betting against Compatibilism”, Res Publica (16): 383396. 8. Duus-Otterström, G. (2010) “Fallibility and Retribution”, Law and Philosophy (29): 337-369. 9. Duus-Otterström, G. (2009) “Almost Pregnant. On Probabilism and Its Moral Uses in the Social Sciences”, Philosophy of the Social Sciences (39): 572-94. 10. Demker, M. & Duus-Otterström, G. (2009) “Realigning Criminal Policy. Offender and Victim in the Swedish Party System Over Time”, International Review of Sociology (19): 273-296. 3 11. Duus-Otterström, G. (2008) “Betting against Hard Determinism”, Res Publica (14): 219-235. (Winner of the Res Publica Postgraduate Essay Prize for 2007). 12. Jagers, S. & Duus-Otterström, G. (2008) “Dual Climate Change Responsibility. On Moral Divergences between Adaptation and Mitigation”, Environmental Politics (17): 576-591. 13. Demker, M., Towns, A., Duus-Otterström, G. & Sebring, J. (2008) “Fear and Punishment in Sweden: Exploring Penal Attitudes”, Punishment & Society (10): 319332. c. Articles in Swedish 14. Duus-Otterström, G. & Persson, M. (forthcoming) ”Saknar vänstern respekt för individens rättigheter. En experimentell studie. Tidskrift för Politisk Filosofi. 15. Duus-Otterström, G. (2010) ”Pre-bestraffning och förkunskap”, Tidskrift för Politisk Filosofi 2: 6-20. 16. Duus-Otterström, G. (2009) ”Satsningsargumentet och förtjänstbaserade straff”, Tidskrift för Politisk Filosofi 1: 55-61. 17. Duus-Otterström, G. (2008)”Replik”, Statsvetenskaplig Tidskrift, 3: 321-27. 18. Duus-Otterström, G. (2007) “Scheffler om Förtjänst i Distributiv och Retributiv Rättvisa, Tidskrift för Politisk Filosofi, 1: 19-40. e. Book chapters 19. Demker, M. & Duus-Otterström, G. (2007) ”Kriminalpolitik - inte så hett som man kan tro”, in Holmberg, Sören & Weibull, Lennart (eds.) Det Nya Sverige . SOMrapport nr 41, Göteborg. f. Miscellaneous 20. Duus-Otterström, G. (forthcoming). ”Fair Play Retributivism and the Problem of Punishment”, Statsvetenskaplig Tidskrift. 21. Jagers, S., Duus-Otterström, G., Stripple, J. (2009) “Fair and Feasible Climate Change Adaptation”, Statsvetenskaplig Tidskrift, 1: 53-58. 22. Duus-Otterström, G. (2009) “Straff som retribusjon”, Minerva 2009-05-13 23. Duus-Otterström, G. (2007) Review of Harry Frankfurt’s "On Bullshit", Tidskrift för Politisk Filosofi, nr 1. 24. Duus-Otterström, G. & Jagers, S. (2007) “Intergenerational Responsibility. Historical Emissions and Climate Change Adaptation”, The Quality of Government Working Papers Series (2007:4). ISSN. 1653-8919. g. Presented papers/Invited talks (selected) 2012: Invited speaker. “Justice and Legitimacy in Allocating Climate Change Adaptation Resources”, Global Democratic Governance Speakers Series, University of St Gallen, May 16. 4 “Legitimacy in Global Adaptation Governance. National Adaptation Programmes of Action and disbursement of Climate Funds”, presented at Lund Conference of Earth System Governance, 18-20 April, Lund (with J. Stripple). 2011: Invited speaker. “The problem of past emissions and intergenerational debts”, presented at the workshop “Justice and Climate Change“, Oxford University, 25 July “Justice and Legitimacy in Allocating Adaptation Resources”, presented at the ECPR Joint Sessions in St Gallen, 12-17 April (with J. Stripple) 2010: 2009: 2008: “The Problem of Past Emissions and Intergenerational Debts”, presented at the Nordic Network in Political Theory, University of Oslo, 29-31 October, and the Research Seminar in Practical Philosophy, Department of Philosophy, University of Gothenburg, 8 December. Invited speaker. “Weak and Strong Luck Egalitarianism”, presented at the conference “Healthcare priority settings. Making sense of justice”, National Centre for Priority Setting in Health Care, Linköping University, 25-26 October. “On the moral differences between mitigation and adaptation – the new ‘facts’ in the case”, presented at the Swedish Political Science Association, 30 September- 2 October, 2010, in the workshop “Contemporary Theories of Justice” “Why Climate Insurance is a Bad Idea”, presented at 2nd Uppsala Workshop on Climate Change, Uppsala university, 22 March. “Fairness in Insurance to Climate Change”, presented at the International Studies Association, New Orleans, 17-20 February “Freedom of Will and the Value of Choice”, presented at CELPA, University of Warwick (spring 2010) “Fair Insurance?”, presented at the 2009 Amsterdam Conference on the Human Dimensions of Global Environmental Change, Earth System Governance (fall 2009) “Weak and Strong Luck Egalitarianism”, presented at the Seminar for Political Theory, Department of political science, University of Gothenburg (spring 2009) “Fallibility and Retribution”, presented at CELPA, University of Warwick (fall 2008) and Seminar in political theory at Dept of Political Science, University of Gothenburg (spring 2009) “Realigning Criminal Policy. Offender and Victim in the Swedish Party System Over Time”, presented at the Nordic Political Science Association conference in Tromso, 69 August (with Marie Demker). 2007: “Intergenerational Responsibility: Historical Emissions and Climate Change Adaptation”. Paper presented at the ECPR joint sessions in Helsinki, May 7-12 in the workshop “Democracy on the day after tomorrow? Global environmental change and intergenerational responsibility” (with S. Jagers). 2006: 2005: “The Fall and Rise of Desert in Political Philosophy”. Paper presented at the Ninth Graduate Conference in Political Theory, 17/2, University of Warwick and Seminar for Political Theory, Department of political science, University of Gothenburg “The Importance of Being Punished”. Presented at the Higher Research Seminar, the Department of Political Science, University of Gothenburg, and the Practical Philosophy Seminar, Department of Philosophy, University of Gothenburg 5 “The Borders of Responsibility: How a Robust Concept Becomes Contingent in Practice”, presented at the conference Normative Implications of the Conceptual Turn, 1-2 March, Roskilde University. 6 TEACHING Education 2011: 2010: “Supervision in Postgraduate Programmes” (HPE201) at the University of Gothenburg, Department of Pedagogical Development and Interactive Learning “Teaching and Learning in Higher Education 1: Basic Course” (HPE101), at the University of Gothenburg, Department of Pedagogical Development and Interactive Learning Doctoral students Second supervisor, Thomas Gelotte (2005-present). Writing on liberal virtues. Second supervisor, Johan Hyrén (2007-present). Writing on Foucault, subjectivation, and justice. Currently teaching (* = given in English) Co-director, master level course “Statsvetenskapliga perspektiv”. Lectures on normative analysis and different theories of justification (consequentialism and contractualism). Master level course “Statsvetenskaplig analys”. Lectures on contemporary debates on egalitarian justice. (*) Master level course “Management of Social Dilemmas in Theory and Practice”. Lecture on collective action problems in the history of political thought. (*) Master level course “Global Security and Democracy”. Lecture on the all-affected principle and global security. (*) Master level course, “Research Methods”, International Administration of Global Governance. Lecture on argumentation analysis. Undergraduate level course “Politisk teori och internationell politik”. Lectures on Rawls and Nozick. Undergraduate level course “Demokrati i teori och praktik”. Lectures on cosmopolitan democracy and global justice. Evening course “Introduktion till miljöpolitik”. Lecture on climate justice. Teaching experience I have currently 537 hours (“lektorstimmar”) experience in front of a class. Of these, roughly 290 hours are lectures. The remainder are from leading seminars. I have taught a wide range of subjects, in Swedish and English, at various levels at the Universities of Gothenburg and Warwick. Examples of the subjects taught are: The history of political thought (lectures on Aristotle, Hobbes, and Locke) The history of democratic thought (lectures on Plato, the Athenians, Hobbes, Locke, J.S. Mill, Marx, Schumpeter, Dahl, Held) Contemporary political theory (mainly theories of distributive justice [Rawls, Nozick, prioritarianism, sufficientarianism] but also multiculturalism, liberty, and contemporary democratic thought) Punishment (at Gothenburg and Warwick) Philosophy of the Social Sciences (at Gothenburg and Warwick) Qualitative research methods (small-N design, textual analysis, methods of small-N inferences, normative analysis) Normative analysis; reflective equilibrium Argumentation Sustainable development Green political theory (mainly climate justice, but also environmental and ecological justice) 7 Course design I co-designed the following courses (given twice a year): 2005-2007: 2004-2007: “Political Theory and Political Ideas”. Advanced level course on contemporary political theory and applied political theory. Given in English. “Metodkursen B”. Undergraduate level course in methodology. Student evaluation I have been evaluated separately by students on four different occasions, each time with good results. Spring 2004: Evaluated on three dimensions: pedagogical ability, knowledge, and approachability. On a range from 1-5 (with 1 being very bad and 5 being very good) I was rated 4.24 – 4.41 – 4.06 respectively (n = 17). Autumn 2004: Evaluated on same dimensions, same scale, as above. I was rated 4.76 – 4.82 – 4.35 (n = 17). Autumn 2007: Evaluated on pedagogical ability, knowledge, and attentiveness. On a range from +2 to -2 (with +2 being very good and -2 being very bad) I was rated +1.6 – +1.7 – +1.5 (n = 26). Spring 2008: Evaluated on same dimensions, same scale, as above. I was rated +1.9 – +1.9 – +1.4. (n = 27) EDUCATION AND COMPETENCE: OTHER Postgraduate courses, completed 2006: “Mathematical Concepts and Formal Modelling” (Rebecca Morton, NYU, at the ECPR Summer School in Ljubljana) “Critical Perspectives on Political Science” (Vicky Randall, Essex) 2003: “Comparative Politics” (Sören Holmberg and Jonas Hinnfors, Gothenburg) “Methodology” (Henrik Oscarsson and Marie Demker, Gothenburg) 2002: “Political theory and the Philosophy of Social Science” (by Bo Rothstein and Gunnar Falkemark, Gothenburg) “International relations” (Ulf Bjereld and Ann-Marie Ekengren, Gothenburg) “Policy and administration” (Jon Pierre and Lennart Lundqvist, Gothenburg) Software Skilled in SPSS, Dreamweaver and Windows Office OTHER ACTIVITIES Workshops, panels, conferences 2009- Co-organiser and co-chair of the Seminar in political theory, Department of Political Science, University of Gothenburg. 2012: Session chair, 5th Uppsala Forum on Global Climate Change, Uppsala Forum on Peace, democracy & Justice, 23 April. 2011: Organiser of the workshop “Brott och straff: etiska och politiska perspektiv på rättssystemet”, Jonsereds herrgård, University of Gothenburg, 16 March. 8 2010: Co-organiser and co-chair of the workshop “Contemporary Theories of Justice”, at the 40th Swedish Political Science Association, University of Gothenburg, 30 September 2 October. 2009: Workshop chair, 11th Graduate Conference in Political Theory, University of Warwick, 14 February. 2008: Workshop chair, “Metodinternatet”, Loka Brunn 2007: Chair and co-organiser (alongside S. Jagers) of the workshop, “Authority, Responsibility and Justice in Environmental Politics”, 8th Nordic Environmental Social Research Conference, 18-20 juni, Oslo. Refereeing Res Publica, The Monist, Statsvetenskaplig tidskrift, Global Environmental Politics, Ambio. Administrative responsibilities 2011-2012: 2011: 2007-09: 2009: 2006: 2005-06: 1998-: Member of the election committee for the new Head of Department, Political Science, University of Gothenburg. Secretary, report on behalf of the Dept of Political Science, Gothenburg, for the evaluation of the department’s educational activities by the Swedish National Agency for Higher Education (“Högskoleverkets kvalitetsutvärderingar 2011-2014”). Coordinator and webmaster for the research programme “Makt – Identitet Modernitet”[Power – Identity – Modernity], which brings together scholars at the Universities of Gothenburg, Lund, Stockholm, Södertörn, and Linköping. Website (constructed using Dreamweaver) can be found at www.mim.org.gu.se Evaluator of the graduate and undergraduate dissertation courses at the Dept of Political Science, University of Gothenburg Evaluator of the gender equality and workplace safety work at the Dept of Political Science, University of Gothenburg Vice president of the Ph.D candidates’ union at the Dept of Political Science, University of Gothenburg Founding (and still playing) member of Hybris Basketball Club. Public presentations and opinion pieces 2011: ”Justice in allocating adaptation resources”, Outreach, COP 17, Day 4 (with J. Stripple). ”FRA: etiska och politiska aspekter”, Rättsmedicinalverket, Gothenburg, 30 March 2010: ”Klimatförändringarna, historiska utsläpp och rättvisa”. Filosofiska föreningen, Gothenburg, 5 November ”Klimatförändringar och rättvisa”, för “Opinion, rättvisa och korruption – knäckfrågor för en effektiv klimatpolitik”. Gothenburg, Vetenskapsfestivalen, 21 April. 2009: “Straff som retribusjon” [Punishment as Retribution]. Minerva 2009-05-13 REFERENCES Matthew Clayton Associate Professor of Political Theory Politics and International Relations University of Warwick [email protected] +442476523305 Edward Page Associate Professor in Political Theory Politics and International Relations University of Warwick [email protected] +442476523112 Gunnar Falkemark Professor of Political Science Dept of Political Science University of Gothenburg [email protected] +467861198 /Last updated 2012-05-22