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  • 1.
    Jonsson, Emma
    Swedish Defence University, Centre for Societal Security, Leadership Concepts Division. Swedish Defence University, Institutionen för ledarskap och ledning, Leadership and Command & Control Division Karlstad.
    Rekryteringsunderlaget 20222023Report (Other academic)
    Abstract [sv]

    Syftet med denna studie är att beskriva och analysera utvecklingen av rekryteringsunderlaget, kvantitativt och kvalitativt. I rekryteringsunderlaget 2022 ingår pliktade och frivilligt sökande. De pliktade 2022 består av svarande på mönstringsunderlaget vilket är individer som är födda 2004. De frivilligt sökande består av individer som har besvarat prövningsunderlaget under januari – december 2022. Resultat från mönstringen har kopplats samman med respektive individ och inrymmer tidsperioden januari 2022 till april 2023.

    Rekryteringsunderlaget 2022 består av 114 577 individer, av vilka huvuddelen (89 %) är pliktade. Av de nomineringsbara är andelen pliktade också 89 procent, vilket är högre än tidigare år. Den könsneutrala plikten innebär att 46 procent av det totala underlaget består av kvinnor; 49 procent av de pliktade och 20 procent av de frivilligt sökande. Genom antagningsprocessen minskar andelen kvinnor till 20 procent av de nomineringsbara. Andelen är något högre än 2018-2019 men något lägre än 2021.

    Jämfört med pliktåren 2018-2021 är kvaliteten bland de mönstrande och nomineringsbara något lägre i de psykologiska variablerna. De mönstrades värden i pliktförmåga och befälslämplighet är de lägsta sedan värnpliktens återinförande, medan värdet i fysisk kapacitet är det högsta under dessa fem år. Ökningen i generell begåvning och minskningen i muskelkapacitet har avtagit.

    Generellt sett presterar de mönstrade och nomineringsbara individerna i rekryteringsunderlaget 2022 lägre värden på mönstringen än åren med endast frivilligt sökande, med undantag för de nomineringsbaras generella begåvning som är högre. Resultatet ses som en konsekvens av att fler kallas till mönstring, vilket bör innebära att värdena mer bör avspegla en normalpopulation.

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  • 2.
    Jonsson, Emma
    Swedish Defence University, Centre for Societal Security, Leadership Concepts Division. Swedish Defence University, Institutionen för ledarskap och ledning, Leadership and Command & Control Division Karlstad.
    Rekryteringsunderlaget 20232024Report (Other academic)
    Abstract [en]

    Syftet med denna studie är att beskriva och analysera utvecklingen av rekryteringsunderlaget, kvantitativt och kvalitativt. I rekryteringsunderlaget 2023 ingår pliktade och frivilligt sökande. De pliktade 2023 består av svarande på mönstringsunderlaget vilka är individer som är födda 2005. De frivilligt sökande består av individer som har besvarat prövningsunderlaget under januari –december 2023. Resultat från mönstringen har kopplats samman med respektive individ och inrymmer tidsperioden januari 2023 till april 2024.

    Rekryteringsunderlaget 2023 består av 111 875 individer, av vilka huvuddelen (92 %) är pliktade. Av de nomineringsbara är andelen pliktade 91 procent. Den könsneutrala plikten innebär att 47 procent av det totala underlaget består av kvinnor; 49 procent av de pliktade och 22 procent av de frivilligt sökande. Genom antagningsprocessen minskar andelen kvinnor till 17 procent av den omineringsbara. Andelen nomineringsbara kvinnor är något lägre jämfört med 2020–2022.

    Jämfört med tidigare pliktår, 2018–2022, är kvaliteten bland de mönstrade och nomineringsbara 2023 något lägre i de psykologiska variablerna. En liten ökning mot 2022 noteras i mönstrades pliktförmåga och befälslämplighet. De nomineringsbara har bättre värden i pliktförmåga, befälslämplighet, fysisk kapacitet och muskelkapacitet jämfört med 2022 (ingen skillnad i generell begåvning), men generellt något lägre värden jämfört med övriga år sedan värnpliktens återinförande. Den fysiska kapaciteten bland nomineringsbara är 2023 det högsta sedan 2014 (delat på kön noteras att männens värden ökat medan kvinnornas minskat). För första gången har mönstrade män högre värden än kvinnor i samtliga psykologiska och fysiologiska variabler som presenteras i Rekryteringsunderlaget.

    Generellt sett presterar de mönstrade och nomineringsbara individerna i rekryteringsunderlaget 2023 lägre värden på mönstringen än åren med endast frivilligt sökande, med undantag för de nomineringsbaras generella begåvning som är högre. Resultatet ses som en konsekvens av att fler kallas till mönstring, vilket bör innebära att värdena mer bör avspegla en normalpopulation.

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  • 3.
    Jonsson, Emma
    Swedish Defence University, Centre for Societal Security, Leadership Concepts Division. Swedish Defence University, Institutionen för ledarskap och ledning, Leadership and Command & Control Division Karlstad.
    The recruitment base for the Swedish basic military training2024Conference paper (Other academic)
  • 4.
    Jonsson, Emma
    et al.
    Swedish Defence University, Centre for Societal Security, Leadership Concepts Division.
    Lundin, Josi
    Swedish Defence University, Institutionen för ledarskap och ledning, Leadership and Command & Control Division Karlstad.
    Larsson, Gerry
    Swedish Defence University, Institutionen för ledarskap och ledning, Leadership and Command & Control Division Karlstad.
    How leadership course trainers cope with difficult course situations2023In: Nordic Psychology, ISSN 1901-2276, E-ISSN 1904-0016Article in journal (Refereed)
    Abstract [en]

    This study aimed to explore how facilitators of group dynamic and structured leadership courses cope with difficult situations during the course, and to relate their coping strategies to general individual characteristics and situation-specific appraisals. The study group consisted of facilitators of two of the most widespread leadership courses in Sweden: 110 facilitators of the course Understanding Group and Leader (UGL) and 111 facilitators of Developmental leadership (DL). A web-based questionnaire included descriptions of two difficult interpersonal course situations and questions on personality, general leadership style as well as situation-specific appraisal and coping. Three coping strategies were identified (factor analyses): Focus on course structure, Focus on psychological safety and Focus on own reflection. These factors were positively correlated. Weak associations were observed between the coping strategies and personality and general leadership style. Situation-specific appraisals covaried more strongly with the coping strategies. The findings suggest that reflection based on these coping strategies can lead to increased self-awareness and self-confidence on part of the facilitator. The findings may also help leadership course facilitators to cope more effectively, which in turn creates trust in the group that they are leading. The study contributes to the understanding of a limited research area; how leadership course facilitators cope with difficult course situations. The results provide guidance on how to cope more effectively. Practical implications include aspects to focus on in the training of leadership course facilitators.

  • 5.
    Jonsson, Emma
    et al.
    Swedish Defence University, Centre for Societal Security, Leadership Concepts Division.
    Salo, Mikael
    Finnish Defence Forces and Military Sociological Society of Finland, Finland, (FIN).
    Lillemäe, Eleri
    Estonian Military Academy and University of Tartu, Estonia, (EST).
    Bruntland Steder, Frank
    Norwegian Defence Research Establishment, FFI, Norway, (NOR).
    Ferst, Thomas
    Military Academy at the ETH Zurich, Switzerland, (CHE).
    Kasearu, Kairi
    University of Tartu, Estonia, (EST).
    Novagrockiene, Jurate
    Military Academy of Lithuania, Lithuania, (LTU).
    Österberg, Johan
    Swedish Defence University, Institutionen för ledarskap och ledning, Leadership and Command & Control Division Karlstad.
    Sederholm, Teija
    Finnish National Defence University, Finland, (FIN).
    Svensén, Sofia
    Swedish Defence University, Institutionen för ledarskap och ledning, Leadership and Command & Control Division Karlstad.
    Szvircsev Tresch, Tibor
    Military Academy at the ETH, Zurich, Switzerland, (CHE).
    Truusa, Tiia-Triin
    Baltic Defence College, Estonia, and University of Tartu, Estonia, (EST).
    Multifaceted Conscription: A Comparative Study of Six European Countries2024In: Scandinavian Journal of Military Studies, E-ISSN 2596-3856, Vol. 7, no 1, p. 19-33Article in journal (Refereed)
    Abstract [en]

    Although the last few decades have witnessed a shift from conscription to all-volunteer forces in many European countries, recent changes in the European security environment have raised new concerns and prompted several countries to reconsider conscription. However, modern conscription systems have also had to adapt to changing societies and an increasing emphasis on individualistic and neoliberal values. This study aims to examine the various forms of military conscription and illuminate the continuing viability of the conscription model in six European countries: Estonia, Finland, Lithuania, Norway, Sweden, and Switzerland. Four of these countries have consistently maintained conscription (Estonia, Finland, Norway, and Switzerland), while Lithuania and Sweden have recently reinstated conscription. Although conscription systems differ among these countries, there is overall an increasing emphasis on conscript motivation and female participation. Three key aspects are identified to describe different conscription systems: the proportion of conscripted individuals in the birth cohort, motivation to serve, and the approach to female conscripts. Combining these aspects, the study identifies three types of conscription system in these six countries. This article demonstrates that conscription has evolved and adapted to changing societies and security situations instead of merely retaining its traditional form.

  • 6.
    Jonsson, Emma
    et al.
    Swedish Defence University, Centre for Societal Security, Leadership Concepts Division. Swedish Defence University, Institutionen för ledarskap och ledning, Leadership and Command & Control Division Karlstad.
    Österberg, Johan
    Swedish Defence University, Institutionen för ledarskap och ledning, Leadership and Command & Control Division Karlstad.
    Unit Cohesion during conscription: A multinational comparison2024Conference paper (Other academic)
  • 7.
    Larsson, Gerry
    et al.
    Swedish Defence University, Institutionen för ledarskap och ledning, Leadership and Command & Control Division Karlstad. Department of Health and Welfare, Inland University College of Applied Science, Elverum, Norway, (NOR).
    Höglund, Madelene
    Swedish Defence University, Institutionen för ledarskap och ledning, Leadership and Command & Control Division Karlstad.
    Henrysson, Jonas
    Swedish Defence University, Centre for Societal Security, Leadership Concepts Division.
    Test of brief scale designed to measure high-level managers' indirect leadership2024In: Management Research Review, ISSN 2040-8269, Vol. 47, no 1, p. 86-98Article in journal (Refereed)
    Abstract [en]

    Purpose – The Indirect Leadership Questionnaire (ILQ) is constructed to measure important parts of a theoretical model of indirect leadership to be used in leadership courses for high-level managers. The ILQ consists of 15 model-derived items plus extra space that provides for free-text comments. This study aims to evaluate the psychometric properties of the ILQ, its predictive power and practical usefulness in indirect leadership courses and to evaluate the indirect leadership model in the light of new data.

    Design/methodology/approach – The study sample consisted of 225 higher managers and 6–10 of their subordinates (total: 1,703). The latter were working at least two hierarchical levels below their higher manager. The managers made self-ratings, and the subordinates rated their respective higher manager using the ILQ.

    Findings – Results showed that the ILQ has acceptable psychometric properties in terms of dimensionality(two model-compatible factors were obtained), reliability, discriminability and predictive power. Previousproblems with many “Don’t know” responses from subordinates working two or more hierarchical levels below their higher manager were considerably reduced. A qualitative analysis of the free-text responsess howed that indirect leadership behaviors that can be seen as inspirational influence and communication skills should be more emphasized in future indirect leadership courses. The leaders’ personality, task-related competence and performance-orientation were also highlighted more than in the indirect leadership model.

    Research limitations/implications – It was concluded that the ILQ is a useful tool in indirect leadership courses but that it is too limited to be used as a basis for theory development of indirect leadership.

    Originality/value – The ILQ has acceptable psychometric properties and provides an easy-to-use tool togain practical, usable knowledge of the “how’s” of indirect leadership

  • 8. Lindqvist, Anne
    et al.
    Jonsson, Emma
    Swedish Defence University, Institutionen för ledarskap och ledning, Leadership and Command & Control Division Karlstad. Swedish Defence University, Centre for Societal Security, Leadership Concepts Division.
    Lantz, J
    Lindgren, R-M
    Systematic follow-up of the psychological selection to the Swedish Armed Forces2022Conference paper (Other academic)
  • 9.
    Svensén, Sofia
    et al.
    Swedish Defence University, Institutionen för ledarskap och ledning, Leadership and Command & Control Division Karlstad.
    Jonsson, Emma
    Swedish Defence University, Centre for Societal Security, Leadership Concepts Division.
    Rekryteringsunderlaget 20212022Report (Other academic)
  • 10.
    Österberg, Johan
    et al.
    Swedish Defence University, Institutionen för ledarskap och ledning, Leadership and Command & Control Division Karlstad.
    Jonsson, Emma
    Swedish Defence University, Centre for Societal Security, Leadership Concepts Division.
    Börjesson, Marcus
    Swedish Defence University, Institutionen för ledarskap och ledning, Leadership and Command & Control Division Karlstad.
    Views on an officer career: the relationship between personality, leadership expectations and perceived qualities2024In: Current Issues in Personality Psychology, ISSN 2353-4192, Vol. 12, no 1Article in journal (Refereed)
    Abstract [en]

    Background:

    The Swedish Armed Forces (SAF) have had difficulties in recruiting a sufficient amount of cadets to the officer program during the period with an all-volunteer force.

    Participants and procedure:

    Data were collected from different officer programs. 318 respondents fostered in the all-volunteer force (AVF) system completed the questionnaire and a cross-sectional design was used where cadets received a questionnaire at the beginning, in the middle and at the end of their training.

    Results:

    The results show that the informants perceived a clear distinction between leadership challenges in the short and long term. The cadets rate their practical knowledge/experience and gaining trust as most challenging in the short term, and personnel supply and reorganization in the long term. Younger cadets rate leadership challenges higher than older cadets do, which is in line with maturing as a human being and gaining more experience. Results based on personality were consistent with previous studies. Two of the future challenges for cadets, short-term leadership and knowledge challenges, showed associations with extraversion and neuroticism.

    Conclusions:

    The results illustrate important topics to be stressed during the three year long officer program, in order to prepare cadets both with knowledge and skills but also with confidence and trust. This is of particular importance as the need to increase the number of cadets graduating from the academic officer program is growing. It implies that more and more cadets will be recruited directly from the basic military training, i.e., being young with relatively low military and leadership experience.

  • 11. Ċesnuitytė, V
    et al.
    Ferst, T
    Jonsson, Emma
    Swedish Defence University, Centre for Societal Security, Leadership Concepts Division.
    Kasearu, K
    Lillimäe, E
    Novagrockiené, J
    Salo, M
    Salminien, M
    Sederholm, T
    Steder, F
    Svensén, Sofia
    Swedish Defence University, Institutionen för ledarskap och ledning, Leadership and Command & Control Division Karlstad.
    Szviricserv Tresch, T
    Truusa, T
    Österberg, Johan
    Swedish Defence University, Institutionen för ledarskap och ledning, Leadership and Command & Control Division Karlstad.
    The present and future of conscription in Europe in the 21st century2022Conference paper (Other academic)
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