Jonas Allesson
PhD student
I’m a PhD student in the project “Burying Problems? Imaginaries of Carbon Capture and Storage in Scandinavia”, together with my colleague Lina Lefstad and our supervisors, Wim Carton and Henner Busch.
Within the project I’m going to try to understand different and conflicting visions of a future adoption of negative emissions technologies in Scandinavia, and how such visions affect and are affected by culture, politics, and market forces. I’m particularly interested in understanding which imaginaries of the future that are nurtured and institutionalised, which visions that are rejected, and how that process relates to underlying political economic drivers. Justice aspects of energy transitions are a central part of this – who gets to participate in choosing our common future?
I’m also interested in science fiction portrayals of how humanity reacts to the climate crisis, and how art and literature can serve as inspiration for finding radical solutions to the ecological crisis.
Publications
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Burying problems? Imaginaries of carbon capture and storage in Scandinavia
Lina Lefstad, Jonas Allesson, Henner Busch, Wim Carton
(2024) Energy Research & Social Science, 113
Journal articlePolitikerna struntar i klimatforskningen : 420 forskare: Regeringens politik är katastrofal – nu måste fler svenskar kräva en omställning
Glenn Bark, Karin Gerhardt, Jeannette Eggers, Paul Glantz, Maria Wolrath Söderberg, et al.
(2023) Aftonbladet Debatt
Newspaper articleSveriges utsläpp måste minska nu, regeringen : 531 forskare: Annars är sveket monumentalt – ni kan inte säga att ni inte visste
Alasdair Skelton, Kimberly Nicholas, Lennart Olsson, David Alcer, Tomas Persson, et al.
(2023) Aftonbladet
Newspaper articleLägg ansvaret för utsläppen på dem som tjänar på dem
Jonas Allesson
(2021) Tidningen Syre
Newspaper articleDen norske oljestaten – et dobbelttenkende beist
Jonas Allesson
(2020) Manifest Tidsskrift
Newspaper article
Short Bio
Jonas Alleson has a transdisciplinary background, having studied sociology, intercultural pedagogy, and international relations for his bachelor’s degree from Malmö University in 2014. He took one year of studies at the LUMES program in 2014, before relocating to Oslo and getting his master’s degree from Oslo University’s program in Development, Environment and Cultural Change in 2018. After graduating, he pursued a career in teaching before starting his doctoral studies at LUCSUS in 2022.