Torben Iversen

Harvard University Press — United States

Social Sciences · Social Sciences

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Research Topics

Social Policy and Reform Studies(82), Political Economy and Marxism(19), Housing, Finance, and Neoliberalism(19), Labor Movements and Unions(17), Electoral Systems and Political Participation(15)

Publications184 total

The Politics of Pessimism: Unfunded Public Goods as a Source of Right-Wing Populism
Comparative Political Studies·2025Open Access
Unleashing a Monster? Causes and Consequences of the Knowledge Economy in Advanced Capitalist Democracies
World Politics·2025
Unleashing a Monster? Causes and Consequences of the Knowledge Economy in Advanced Capitalist Democracies
World Politics·2024
Probabilistic justice against status defense: inequality, uncertainty, and the future of the welfare state
Theory and Society·2024Open Access
Democracy, Class Interests, and Redistribution
Cambridge University Press eBooks·2023Open Access
The Democratic State and Redistribution: Whose Interests Are Served?
American Political Science Review·2022· 20 cited
Replication Data for: The Democratic State and Redistribution: Whose Interests Are Served?
Harvard Dataverse·2022· 1 citedOpen Access
Conclusion
Cambridge University Press eBooks·2022
Theoretical Framework
Cambridge University Press eBooks·2022
Big Data and the Welfare State
Cambridge University Press eBooks·2022· 11 cited
Introduction
Cambridge University Press eBooks·2022
A Brief Analytical History of Social Protection
Cambridge University Press eBooks·2022· 1 cited
Index
Cambridge University Press eBooks·2022
Credit Markets
Cambridge University Press eBooks·2022
Labor Market Risks
Cambridge University Press eBooks·2022
Private Markets for Life and Health Insurance
Cambridge University Press eBooks·2022
Cambridge Studies in Comparative Politics
2022· 2 cited
Information and Financialization: Credit Markets as a New Source of Inequality
Comparative Political Studies·2022· 12 cited
The Data Revolution and the Transformation of Social Protection
Oxford University Press eBooks·2022· 1 cited
Democracy and Capitalism
Oxford University Press eBooks·2021· 33 cited
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Frequent Co-authors

David Soskice(23), Thomas R. Cusack(4), Frances Rosenbluth(3), Marius R. Busemeyer(3), Margarita Estévez‐Abe(1), Anne Wren(1), John Stephens(1), Jonas Pontusson(1), David Hope(1), James Alt(1), Paul Pierson(1), Samuel J. Abrams(1), Philipp Rehm(1), Mads Andreas Elkjær(1), Max Goplerud(1)