Benjamin Leidorf-Tidå is an Assistant Professor of Public Administration at VU Amsterdam. Benjamin researches reputation, legitimacy, and trust in regulators, watchdog institutions (e.g. Supreme Audit Institutions and Ombudsmen) and democratic account-holders (e.g. legislators). His current research focuses on the accountability and regulation of algorithms and AI in particular.  

Before being appointed an Assistant Professor at VU Amsterdam, Benjamin was a PhD researcher in the research project "Reputation Matters in the Regulatory State". His PhD research investigated how various EU account-holders shape their account-holding roles, and how the divide their attention between different EU agencies as account-givers.

His research has been published in the peer-reviewed academic journals Public Administration, the Journal of Common Market Studies, the Journal of European Public Policy, and Perspectives on Public Management and Governance.  

Well-versed in several both qualitative and quantitative research methods, Benjamin teaches research methods and supervises theses on Master level. He also teaches in the Master course Good Governance   

Born in Sweden, Benjamin obtained a MSc in Political Science from Lund University in 2015. Before starting his PhD project, he worked three years for a non-profit organisation in the international development sector.

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