University of Gothenburg

Gothenburg, Sweden

A public university known for its research and educational programs, including medical advancements, providing a diverse range of courses and degrees.

CCI Score

65.17

-0.04% April 18

Latest Event

University Research on Diaspora and Democracy

The University of Gothenburg has initiated a research project that investigates the involvement of second‐generation diaspora youth in transnational struggles for democracy, examining how authoritarian regimes suppress dissent across borders.

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University of Gothenburg is currently rated as a Leader.

+45 to +100 CCI Score

Companies in this range actively lead the fight against authoritarianism by rejecting oppressive practices and championing democratic values. They implement robust policies, engage in transparent governance, and drive initiatives that set the standard for corporate responsibility.

Latest Events

SEP

01

2024

University Research on Diaspora and Democracy
65.73

The University of Gothenburg has initiated a research project that investigates the involvement of second‐generation diaspora youth in transnational struggles for democracy, examining how authoritarian regimes suppress dissent across borders.
+70

Public and Political Behavior

April 8

The University of Gothenburg's research project critically examines the impact of authoritarian repression on diaspora youth and their democratic engagement. This initiative promotes public and political discourse against authoritarian practices, aligning with anti-fascist values.

Transnational lives in the shadow of repression: diaspora youth and the struggle for democracy
MAR

01

2023

V-Dem Report Highlights Growing Global Authoritarianism
64.61

The University of Gothenburg’s V-Dem Institute released its annual democracy report which shows a marked decline in democratic governance worldwide, with 5.7 billion people now living under authoritarian rule. The report also notes instances of democratic rebound in several countries, emphasizing the urgent need for vigilance against autocratization.
+80

Public and Political Behavior

April 8

The release of the V-Dem report by the University of Gothenburg’s institute contributes to public awareness of rising authoritarianism and democratic decline. By disseminating critical research that highlights the encroachment of autocracy and offers examples of democratic resurgence, the university is supporting informed public discourse and accountability, aligning with anti-fascist principles.

The world is becoming increasingly authoritarian - but there is hope