Benjamin Tidå is a PhD Candidate at the Institute of Public Administration. Benjamin works within the Research Programme “Reputation Matters in the Regulatory State”. His research focuses on the incentives and motivations of accountability forums, including the influence of reputational considerations, with a view to explain variations in account-holders’  interest and intensity of holding to account.

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Benjamin Tidå is a PhD Candidate at the Institute of Public Administration, Faculty of Governance and Global Affairs,  Leiden University. Benjamin works within the Research Programme “Reputation Matters in the Regulatory State”. His research focuses on the incentives and motivations of accountability forums, including the influence of reputational considerations, with a view to explain variations in account-holders’  interest and intensity of holding to account.

Benjamin obtained a MSc in Political Science from Lund University in 2015. Before joining Leiden University, he worked in the Non-Profit sector where he gained practical experience of working with various accountability practices and accountability arrangements.