Anne Jensen’s primary research interests are centred on environmental and climate governance, politics and policy, experimental politics, urban studies, mobility studies/sustainable mobility, in particular active mobility, policy science, climate change and nature based solutions in urban, national and European governance. Especially concerning the role of power and meaning in, and procedures of, policy making and implementation at multiple scales, including in cities and their transition to sustainable cities, in changing mobility behaviour and practices, and in interaction between governing systems and social structures, citizens and business. Anne Jensen has built extensive expertise in mechanisms of governing and environmental politics at multiple levels from the city to the EU. Her research is aimed at investigating the encounter between policy making, governing, policies and politics, daily lives and social interactions. Running parallel to this, she holds a strong interest in working with methods for qualitative policy analysis, mixed methods, and methods that capture power, transition and experimental politics, mobility and ideas in their political, social, and cultural context, including methodologies that focus on the non-representational parts of self, identity, space and policy, and of upscaling context dependent knowledge.