Thomas Michael Sattich

Førsteamanuensis i statsvitenskap/sosiologi

Thomas Michael Sattich

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Telefon: 51832797

E-post: thomas.sattich@uis.no

Avdeling

Det samfunnsvitenskapelige fakultet

Institutt for medie- og samfunnsfag

Kort om meg

Thomas Sattich holds a PhD in Political Science and Economics. The focus of his research is on the geopolitical implications of the sustainability transition. This includes international energy relations and industrial policy, the European Union, bilateral relations between EU Member States, and the role of non-EU-Members such as Norway and China in European politics. His methodological skills include qualitative methods such as text analysis, mixed methods (e.g. cluster analysis), and work with descriptive statistics and data visualization, for example network analysis. Moreover, Thomas has experience with Qualitative Comparative Analysis QCA.

Current research:

The University of Stavanger is leading an EU-funded project to develop a digital learning tool that allows users to engage in simulated international negotiations related to renewable energy and sustainability. In cooperation with Ghent University, Delft University of Technology, Technische Universität München, UiS obtained a financial grant from the Erasmus+ programme for developing this new tool.

The Advanced Gas and Carbon Dioxide Storage in Aquifer project (AGaStor, EEA grant), a cross-disciplinary research effort to facilitate the use of CO2 in Underground Natural Gas Storage (UNGS). As a part of the AGaStor project, on-going social-science research aims at investigating the societal implications of the mentioned technologies.

Teaching:

 

Publikasjoner

Vitenskapelige publikasjoner

Sattich, Thomas Michael; Stedronsky, Stanislav; Ås, Birgitte

(2024)

Promoting sustainability through competencies? An explorative case study on higher education in Norway.

Journal of Asian Public Policy (JAPP).

ISSN 1751-6234.

DOI: 10.1080/17516234.2024.2363087

Sattich, Thomas Michael; Huang, Stella

(2023)

Industrial competition : Who is winning the renewable energy race? . I: Handbook on the Geopolitics of the Energy Transition.

Edward Elgar Publishing.

ISBN 9781800370432.

s.158-182.

DOI: 10.4337/9781800370432.00015

Sattich, Thomas Michael; Agyare, Stephen; Langhelle, Oluf

(2023)

Solar powers : Renewables and sustainable development around the world or geostrategic competition? . I: Handbook on the Geopolitics of the Energy Transition.

Edward Elgar Publishing.

ISBN 9781800370432.

s.264-281.

DOI: 10.4337/9781800370432.00022

Sareen, Siddharth; Fisker, Jens Kaae; Shokrgozar, Shayan; Sattich, Thomas Michael

(2023)

Making low-carbon places .

Norsk Geografisk Tidsskrift.

ISSN 0029-1951.

Volum 77.

Hefte 3.

s.133-142.

DOI: 10.1080/00291951.2023.2233967

Sattich, Thomas Michael; Morgan, Rasa; Moe, Espen

(2022)

Searching for energy independence, finding renewables? Energy security perceptions and renewable energy policy in Lithuania.

Political Geography.

ISSN 0962-6298.

Volum 96.

DOI: 10.1016/j.polgeo.2022.102656

Sattich, Thomas Michael; Freeman, Duncan; Scholten, Daniel; Yan, Shaohua

(2021)

Renewable energy in EU-China relations: Policy interdependence and its geopolitical implications.

Energy Policy.

ISSN 0301-4215.

DOI: 10.1016/j.enpol.2021.112456

Sattich, Thomas Michael; Inderberg, Tor Håkon

(2018)

EU Geoeconomics: A Framework for Analyzing Bilateral Relations in the European Union.

Journal of Common Market Studies.

ISSN 0021-9886.

DOI: 10.1111/jcms.12830

Sattich, Thomas Michael

(2016)

Energy Imports, Geoeconomics, and Regional Coordination: The Case of Germany and Poland in the Baltic Energy System - Close Neighbours, Close(r) Cooperation?.

International Journal of Energy Economics and Policy.

ISSN 2146-4553.

Bøker og kapitler

Formidling

Sattich, Thomas Michael

(2024)

Sustainability, industrial policy, and the global competition for talents.

Group visit from Konrad Adenauer Stiftung;

2024-09-04.

Sattich, Thomas Michael

(2023)

QCA – Qualitative Comparative Analysis. Case studies between qualitative and quantitative research strategies.

Torsdagslønsjen med metoder;

2023-03-09.

Sattich, Thomas Michael; Wijayani, Lisa; Wiseman, John W.

(2023)

Lessons from Countries Leading the Coal Exodus: Silos are Holding Back the Energy Transition.

AsiaGlobal Online.

Sattich, Thomas Michael

(2023)

The Nord Stream 1 and 2 events - a critical juncture for Germany's Energiewende?.

Business in the Baltic Sea region;

2023-04-06.

Sattich, Thomas Michael

(2023)

Samtale om dagens norsk-tysk politiske forbindelser.

Tyskland i dag. Tysklandskonferanse i Stavanger;

2023-09-07.

Sattich, Thomas Michael; Morgan, Rasa; Moe, Espen

(2022)

Lithuania – ahead of the European Green Deal.

Baltic Rim Economies.

ISSN 1795-5076.

Hefte 1.

Sattich, Thomas Michael; Huang, Stella

(2022)

Grey or green?: Cement and sustainability in Germany, Poland, and Norway.

Baltic Rim Economies.

ISSN 1795-5076.

Volum 2022.

Hefte 5.

Sattich, Thomas Michael

(2022)

Carbon Capture, Utilization and Storage. Effects on Innovation Ecosystems.

Geotechnology and Energy;

2022-10-19 - 2022-10-21.

Sattich, Thomas Michael; Silvester, Benjamin Ronald

(2022)

The Geopolitics of Renewables.

Environment and Climate Change Politics (lecture series);

2022-06-08.

Sattich, Thomas Michael

(2021)

Populism And International Energy Politics. Influence On The Sustainability Transition Via Changing Energy Paradigms?.

15th Conference of the European Sociological Association 2021;

2021-08-31 - 2021-09-03.

Sattich, Thomas Michael; Sattich, Thomas

(2021)

The populist challenge to European sustainability policy. Is the EU answering with science?.

ECPR General Conference;

2021-09-30 - 2021-10-03.

Sattich, Thomas Michael; Sattich, Thomas

(2021)

What are we supporting? A deep look into the EU’s R&D policy and infrastructure .

Forskningsfrokost;

2021-09-02.

Sattich, Thomas Michael

(2021)

With a proactive strategy towards decarbonization worldwide? The Norwegian shipping industry between the IMO, the EU, and the state.

Beyond Oil 2021: Prioritising Climate Action;

2021-10-20 - 2021-10-21.

Sattich, Thomas Michael

(2021)

Hydrogen rush could shift world energy order.

The Economic Times.

ISSN 0013-0389.

Sattich, Thomas Michael; Freeman, Duncan; Scholten, Daniel; Yan, Shaohua

(2020)

Renewable energy in EU-China relations. Policy interdependence and its geopolitical implications.

ECPR General Conference 2020;

2020-08-24 - 2020-08-28.