
Christoffer Cappelen
@cappelenchris
Postdoc, @NTNU Department of Sociology and Political Science • Historical political economy, Comparative politics, State formation, Historical persistence
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https://ccappelen.github.io 15-01-2014 13:09:21
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Four years in the making, and this project is now finally... a Working Paper🚨! Looking forward to spending at least four more years with co-authors Kasper Brandt, Christoffer Cappelen, and David Sjöberg to getting it published! 'Mapping Local State Capacity' SSRN papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…

Today's absolute highlight: watching Christoffer Cappelen absolutely killing it in his PhD defense 🔥 He collects original data on medieval castles in Europe, and uses it to create a measure of the origin of the state (w/ Jacob Hariri). #polisciresearch



So excited to have been awarded a postdoctoral Internationalisation Fellowship by Carlsbergfondet. Looking forward to be spending a year at Stanford University studying the origins and persistence of traditional gender roles. carlsbergfondet.dk/en/Forskningsa…

Excited to receive the QoG-Data 2022 Best Paper Award for our paper on mapping local state presence, with co-authors Gustav Agneman, Kasper Brandt, and David Sjöberg. Working paper version can be found at SSRN papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf… gu.se/en/news/winner…

After years of searching for a home, our paper “The Uneven Reach of the State” is now out in JDE. Gustav Agneman Kasper Brandt David Sjöberg doi.org/10.1016/j.jdev… #EconTwitter

🆕 The uneven reach of the state: Using machine learning to map local state presence Today on VoxDev, Gustav Agneman (NTNU), Christoffer Cappelen (NTNU), Kasper Brandt (Kraka Economics), and David Sjöberg (Epista Life Science) outline research on sub-Saharan Africa: voxdev.org/topic/methods-…

How does experienced state presence (measured via surveys) compare with predicted state presence (extrapolated using machine learning techniques) in sub-Saharan Africa? Read the full article w/ Gustav Agneman, Christoffer Cappelen, Kasper Brandt & David Sjöberg: x.com/vox_dev/status…


How does experienced state presence (measured via surveys) compare with predicted state presence (extrapolated using machine learning techniques) in sub-Saharan Africa? Read this week's article w/ Gustav Agneman, Christoffer Cappelen, Kasper Brandt & David Sjöberg: x.com/vox_dev/status…
