| Preliminary programme | |
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| Wednesday the 27th of September | |
| 11:00 - 16:00 | Administrative meetings |
| 16:00 - 17:00 | Panel debate |
| 17:00 onwards | Reception in Ljusgarden |
| 19:00 | Pub quiz |
| Thursday the 28th of September | |
| 08:30 - 09:00 | Registration |
| 09:00 - 09:45 | Opening remarks |
| 10:00 - 11:15 | Session 1 |
| 11:15 - 11:30 | Coffee Break |
| 11:30 - 12:45 | Session 2 |
| 12:45 - 14:00 | Lunch Break |
| 14:00 - 15:00 | Keynote by Sheilagh Ogilvie |
| 15:15 - 16:30 | Session 3 |
| 16:30 - 16:45 | Coffee Break |
| 16:45 - 18:00 | Session 4 |
| 18:00 - 18:45 | PhD Mingle |
| 18:00 - 18:45 | Celebrate New Scholarship: book launch |
| 19:00 onwards | Dinner at AF Borgen |
| Friday the 29th of September | |
| 09:00 - 10:15 | Session 5 |
| 10:15 - 10:30 | Coffee Break |
| 10:30 - 11:45 | Session 6 |
| 11:45 - 13:00 | Lunch Break |
| 13:00 - 14:00 | Keynote by Klara Arnberg |
| 14:15 - 15:30 | Session 7 |
Preliminary Programme
Agenda
Administrative meetings
| Administrative meeting schedule | ||
| Time | Meeting | Room |
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| 11:00-12:00 | Meeting with heads of department | 2064
Alfa 1 |
| 12:00-13:00 | Lunch for heads of department and director of studies | venue tba
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| 13:00-14:00 | Meeting of the directors of PhD-studies | 2067
Alfa 1 |
| 14:00-15:00 | Editor’s meeting for the Scandinavian Economic History Review | 1104
Alfa 1 |
| 15:00-16:00 | Meeting of the Scandinavian Society for Social and Economic history | 1104
Alfa 1 |
Paper Sessions
The paper sessions will take place at AF Borgen in Lund. The room numbers will be updated when we know exactly which rooms we will have access to.
Session 1
| Session 1 Thursday the 28th of September 10:00 - 11:15 |
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| Title | Author | Together with | Abstracts |
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| Room 1 Session 1: Labour, living standards and inequality organized by Erik Bengtsson, Kathryn Gary, Tobias Karlsson, Malin Nilsson and Jakob Molinder | |||
| Coercion through Remuneration in the Swedish Servant Institution | Martin Andersson | Carolina Uppenberg | Click here for abstracts |
| Enclosures and Population in Uppsala County 1760-1900 | Maja Lundqvist | Click here for abstracts | |
| Paid spinning in rural landless and semi-landless households in Sweden 1767-1797 | Kathryn Gary | Malin Nilsson & Mats Olsson | Click here for abstracts |
| The Market Mightier Than the Family? A Case Study of Market Transfers and Land Distribution in Holland, 1555-1684 | Bram Hilkens | Click here for abstracts | |
| Room 2 Session 1: Paths towards sustained development in the global south: Historical lessons organized by Erik Green and Ellen Hillbom | |||
| How to avoid the effects of collapsing commodities? Lessons from history | Cristián Ducoing | Fredrik NG Andersson, Ellen Hillbom and Sara Torregrosa | Click here for abstracts |
| Shine a light: Community Effects of Distributed Energy Systems in East Africa since the 1990s | Jakob Hannerz | Jutta Bolt | Click here for abstracts |
| What explains technological adaptation in Africa? A comparative study of Ghana and Côte d’Ivoire. | Bertus Markus Melles | Prince Young Aboagye | Click here for abstracts |
| Room 3 Session 1: Consequences of Technological Change organized by Suvi Heikkuri | |||
| At the roots of the industrial take-off: evidence from the Swedish parishes (1750-1850) | Anna Missiaia | Fredrik Sandgren | Click here for abstracts |
| Development of Artisan Workshops in Southern Sweden, 1840-1890. | Johanne Arnfred | Click here for abstracts | |
| Holy Cows and Spilt Milk: A Firm Level Analysis of the Impact of Religious Conflict on Productivity | Christian Vedel | Jeanet Bentzen, University of Copenhagen, Nina Boberg-Fazlic, TU Dortmund University, Paul Sharp, University of Southern Denmark, Christian Skovsgaard, University of Southern Denmark | Click here for abstracts |
| Room 4 Session 1: International Trade, Mobility and Development organized by Samuel Marknäs | |||
| Mare Liberum and the Golden Mine: Anglo-Dutch Relations, the Fisheries, and the Struggle for Maritime Supremacy, 1600-1800 | Samuel Marknäs | Click here for abstracts | |
| Railroads, Geographic and Social Mobility: Evidence from Nineteenth Century America | Maxence Castiello | Clément Bosquet | Click here for abstracts |
| Room 5 Session 1: The political economy of protection organized by Christopher Absell | |||
| From Mercantilism to Tariffs: The American Experience of Protectionism from the Colonial Era to the Early Republic, 1750-1830 | Jeremy Land | John Moore | Click here for abstracts |
| Tariff protection in Argentina between the First Globalization and the post-war period | Juan Pablo Juliá | Cecilia Lara (Universidad de la República, Uruguay) | Click here for abstracts |
| The price and welfare consequences of the British Sugar Act of 1846 | Christopher Absell | Click here for abstracts | |
| Room 6 Session 1: The Neoliberal Shift organized by Jonas Ljungberg and Erik Bengtsson | |||
| A Nation of Everyman Investors: The Popularisation of Stock Saving in Sweden | David Larsson Heidenblad | Click here for abstracts | |
| Central bankers and centralized wage bargaining: A different perspective on the rise of neoliberalism in Norway | Eivind Thomassen | Click here for abstracts | |
| The Struggle Against Institutions: Platform Market Creation and the State | Pontus Blüme | Click here for abstracts | |
| Room 7 Session 1: Central banking – a science or an art? organized by Lars Fredrik Øksendal and Anders Ögren | |||
| 1930s Swedish financial crisis revisited---central banking and the lender of last resort | Liang Zhao | Click here for abstracts | |
| A ‘license to innovate’ – the politics of money at the European Central Bank | Ingrid Hjertaker | Click here for abstracts | |
| Riksbanken och regimskiftet: "Ett oroande spring av utländska banker" | Cecilia Kahn | Click here for abstracts | |
| The Illusory Independence of Bank of Japan | Åsa Malmström Rognes | Click here for abstracts | |
Session 2
| Session 2 Thursday the 28th of September 11:30 - 12:45 |
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| Title | Author | Together with | Abstracts |
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| Room 1 Session 2: Labour, living standards and inequality organized by Erik Bengtsson, Kathryn Gary, Tobias Karlsson, Malin Nilsson and Jakob Molinder | |||
| Arbetsmarknadens osynliga händer: Icke-offentlig förmedling av arbetare i och från Sverige 1850–1942 | Therese Christoffersson | Click here for abstracts | |
| Enclosures and productivity in Eastern Sweden – Evidence from the land market 1840-1869 | Viktor Persarvet | Marja Erikson | Click here for abstracts |
| Farmers and farm workers: work organization and social relations on six farms in central Sweden 1850-1910. | Patrick Svensson | Click here for abstracts | |
| Income inequality in Sweden 1870–1970: Evidence from micro data | Erik Bengtsson | Jakob Molinder, Svante Prado | Click here for abstracts |
| Room 2 Session 2: Paths towards sustained development in the global south: Historical lessons organized by Erik Green and Ellen Hillbom | |||
| Elite coalitions and industrialization in Africa | Erik Green | Victor Gwande, Rory Pilossof, Ushehwedu Kufakurinani | Click here for abstracts |
| Growth and differentiation in Kenya’s public sector, ca. 1920s to 1960s | Valeria Lukkari | Click here for abstracts | |
| Shrinking and financial development in Kenya and Tanzania, 1960-2020 | Sascha Klocke | Tobias Axelsson | Click here for abstracts |
| Room 3 Session 2: Consequences of Technological Change organized by Suvi Heikkuri | |||
| A new perspective on innovation and industrialization | Kristine Bruland | Click here for abstracts | |
| Electricity as a skill-biased technology: Evidence from Sweden during early 20th century | Suvi Heikkuri | Svante Prado, [email protected] | Click here for abstracts |
| The impact of electricity on productivity: an industry-level approach to Swedish manufacturing, 1913–1938 | Svante Prado | Christopher Absell and Jesper Hamark | Click here for abstracts |
| Room 4 Session 2: Sustainability and energy transitions in economic and business history organized by Mattias Näsman and Josef Taalbi | |||
| The Business of Renewable Energy Development: The Oil Industry and Geothermal Energy in Iceland and California, 1960s-1970s | Odinn Melsted | Click here for abstracts | |
| The current energy crisis in historical perspective | Astrid Kander | Click here for abstracts | |
| The Swedish Automobile Industry and the Environment during the Oil Crisis: The present-day environmental transition in perspective | Mattias Näsman | Click here for abstracts | |
| Room 5 Session 2: The political economy of protection organized by Christopher Absell | |||
| Kampen om skogsråvaran - köpsågverkens situation i Norrland efter 1970 | Thomas Pettersson | Fredrik Olsson Spjut | Click here for abstracts |
| MUSIKLIFVETS HÖJANDE! | Staffan Albinsson | Click here for abstracts | |
| THE CONNECTION BETWEEN THE INVISIBLE HAND AND ADAM SMITH'S MORAL THEORY: A SYNTHESIS PROBLEM | Ledson Luiz Gomes da Rosa | Click here for abstracts | |
| Room 6 Session 2: The Neoliberal Shift organized by Jonas Ljungberg and Erik Bengtsson | |||
| 50 Shades of Trade: Swedish Trade Union Interests and the Neoliberal World Trade Regime post 1979 | Li Eriksdotter Andersson | Click here for abstracts | |
| Neoliberalism in the making? The role of managerial agency in the corproatization of swedish public entperises | Rasmus Nykvist | Rickard Björnemalm | Click here for abstracts |
| Patterns and Causes of Marketization in Public Services | Dominic Mealy | Jonas Ljungberg | Click here for abstracts |
| Room 7 Session 2: Central banking – a science or an art? organized by Lars Fredrik Øksendal and Anders Ögren | |||
| An old remedy for a new problem. How history provides the easiest route to making digital central bank money available to the public in a cash free world | Lars Fredrik Øksendal | Click here for abstracts | |
| Inter-state solution in the stateless market: the international debt crisis and the global supervision of the Eurocurrency market, 1979 – 1984 | Seung Woo Kim | Click here for abstracts | |
| Nordic Central Bank Cooperation 1931-1939 – Challenging an era of deglobalisation and uncertainty | Gjermund Forfang Rongved | Click here for abstracts | |
| The role of clearing in central bank cooperation: From the Scandinavian Monetary Union to the Bank for International Settlements | Anders Ögren | Hans-Michael Trautwein | Click here for abstracts |
Session 3
| Session 3 Thursday the 28th of September 15:15 - 16:30 |
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| Title | Author | Together with | Abstracts |
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| Room 1 Session 3: Labour, living standards and inequality organized by Erik Bengtsson, Kathryn Gary, Tobias Karlsson, Malin Nilsson and Jakob Molinder | |||
| Female labor force participation in census microdata | Jørgen Modalsli | Click here for abstracts | |
| The Human Cost of Inequality: Race Differentials across Time and Space in Child Mortality in the United States, 1850-1940 | Jonas Helgertz | J David Hacker, Richard Steckel, Nicolas Ziebarth | Click here for abstracts |
| The Union Wage Effect at the Dawn of the Great Levelling - Evidence from Interwar Sweden | William Skoglund | Click here for abstracts | |
| Room 2 Session 3: Paths towards sustained development in the global south: Historical lessons organized by Erik Green and Ellen Hillbom | |||
| Challenges in sustaining and socially upgrading the Mauritian garment industry: The interplay of industrial policy with firm and labour responses | Linn Ternsjö | Click here for abstracts | |
| David and Goliath? Botswanan elites and negotiated settlements, 1895-1975 | Jorich Johann Loubser | Tomás Medina Mora Perez | Click here for abstracts |
| Lessons from successful disease prevention campaigns in former British Africa: The Nigerian experience with Yaws | Jeanne Cilliers | Jutta Bolt | Click here for abstracts |
| Room 3 Session 3: The long road to the welfare state... and beyond: retirement, old-age provision and eldercare in the past and present organized by Jaco Zuijderduijn and Tobias Karlsson | |||
| Critique of work and the meaning of retirement in the Swedish FIRE (financial independence, retire early) movement c. 2010-2025 | Charlotte Nilsson | Click here for abstracts | |
| In sickness and in health - Sickness among urban and rural working-class men and women in early 20th century Sweden | Lars Fredrik Andersson | Liselotte Eriksson | Click here for abstracts |
| Occupation and family networks at old age, Västerbotten 1890-1960 | Dennis Fahlgren | Click here for abstracts | |
| Room 4 Session 3: Sustainability and energy transitions in economic and business history organized by Mattias Näsman and Josef Taalbi | |||
| ANDEANS VS NORDIC. ENERGY AS A DETERMINING FACTOR. 1870-1930 | Cristián Ducoing | Martin Garrido | Click here for abstracts |
| Shades of Green in the Swedish Forest-Based Bioeconomy Transition | Philipp Jonas Kreutzer | Click here for abstracts | |
| The Swedish innovation system for sustainable transitions – Insights from innovation output data | Josef Taalbi | Philipp Jonas Kreutzer | Click here for abstracts |
| Room 5 Session 3: Structured by the State – infrastructure and communication in the era of industrialization organized by Björn Hasselgren and Jan Ottosson | |||
| Canals and the iron-industry during the early industrialisation era - state-supported growth policies in the making | Björn Hasselgren | Click here for abstracts | |
| The economy of freight transport on road: Interaction between bans and technical improvements of vehicles and road construction. | Jørgen Burchardt | Click here for abstracts | |
| The Formation of a New Republic: Steel Industry and Society 1871-1914 | Stylianos Panagiotidis | Click here for abstracts | |
| Room 6 Session 3: The Neoliberal Shift organized by Jonas Ljungberg and Erik Bengtsson | |||
| Decentralization and Management Consultants | Mathias Krusell | Click here for abstracts | |
| Divining the Economic Future: The Stockholm School, the Rehn-Meidner model and the School of Industrial Growth in competition over forecasts for the Swedish economy 1971-1985 | Elisabeth Lindberg | Click here for abstracts | |
| Underemployment and the Neoliberal Shift | Paulina Vaughn | Click here for abstracts | |
| Room 7 Session 3: Historical national accounts organized by Svante Prado and Kerstin Enflo | |||
| New estimates of Swedish historical national accounts from the income side, 1870–1910 | Svante Prado | Erik Bengtsson and Jakob Molinder | Click here for abstracts |
| The Swedish State Revenues and Finances 1350–1600 | Olov Lund | Dag Retsö | Click here for abstracts |
| Trade shocks and Resilience to Economic shrinking: comparative analysis of Argentina, Australia, and Canada | Juan Pablo Juliá | Martin Andersson (Lund University) | Click here for abstracts |
| Room 8 Session 3: Labour and workers in Sweden since approx. 1850 organized by Fia Sundevall | |||
| Ambivalent solidaritet? Nation, migration och rasifiering i Svenska kommunalarbetareförbundet 1972-2002 | Daniel Stridh | Click here for abstracts | |
| Paid domestic work in Sweden 1890-1939 | Sofi Vedin | Click here for abstracts | |
Session 4
| Session 4 Thursday the 28th of September 16:45 - 18:00 |
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| Title | Author | Together with | Abstracts |
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| Room 1 Session 4: Fast-track to publication in the SEHR organized by SEHM | |||
| Fast-track session placeholder | Fast-track session placeholder | Fast-track session placeholder | Click here for abstracts |
| Room 2 Session 4: Life cycles incomes and relief during stages of economic hardship organized by Anton Svensson and Louise Cormack | |||
| Family life cycle living standards in a pre/early industrial city: Stockholm from 1800 to 1880 | Anton Svensson | Click here for abstracts | |
| Life-long effects of incremental economic resources in childhood: the introduction of the first Swedish child allowance in 1938 | Louise Cormack | Click here for abstracts | |
| Too sick to work: welfare benefits in early 20th century Sweden | Helene Castenbrandt | Click here for abstracts | |
| Room 3 Session 4: The long road to the welfare state... and beyond: retirement, old-age provision and eldercare in the past and present organized by Jaco Zuijderduijn and Tobias Karlsson | |||
| Conceptualizing and measuring retirement in historical micro-level data | Tobias Karlsson | Click here for abstracts | |
| Local level state capacity in Sweden in the 19th century | Johan Ericsson | Click here for abstracts | |
| Old age, pensions and retirement before the welfare state | Jaco Zuijderduijn | Click here for abstracts | |
| Room 4 Session 4: Sustainability and energy transitions in economic and business history organized by Mattias Näsman and Josef Taalbi | |||
| Is public energy innovation funding in line with Swedish environmental targets? | Johanna Fink | Josef Taalbi | Click here for abstracts |
| Perceived Resources for Battery Manufacturing in Norway | Øyvind H. Nordbotten | Øyvind H. Nordbotten | Click here for abstracts |
| The Little Ice Age energy transition | John brolin | Click here for abstracts | |
| Room 5 Session 4: Structured by the State – infrastructure and communication in the era of industrialization organized by Björn Hasselgren and Jan Ottosson | |||
| Public policies, electrification and electric vehicle adoption: A comparative case study of Chicago | Josef Taalbi | Alexandra López Cermeño | Click here for abstracts |
| SAS and the Cold War | Jan Ottosson | Lars Fälting | Click here for abstracts |
| The State as Gardener – the State as Structure | Anna Lindgren | Click here for abstracts | |
| Room 6 Session 4: The Neoliberal Shift organized by Jonas Ljungberg and Erik Bengtsson | |||
| Explorers and creators of markets - Market research and public relations in Sweden 1980s to 1990s | Elin Åström Rudberg | Click here for abstracts | |
| The politics of profits: Profit squeeze and macroeconomic management in Sweden, 1975–1985 | Erik Bengtsson | Click here for abstracts | |
| Work life as an arena for neoliberal subjectification: The case of personal time management in Sweden during the 1980s | Charlotte Nilsson | Click here for abstracts | |
| Room 7 Session 4: Historical national accounts organized by Svante Prado and Kerstin Enflo | |||
| Growth and Resilience Theory: A new way of conceptualising convergence dynamics. | Anthony Smythe | Click here for abstracts | |
| Is Economic Growth Sustainable? Conflicting Signals from International Organisations | Cristián Ducoing | Eoin McLaughlin and Nick Hanley | Click here for abstracts |
| Swedish Historical National Accounts 2023 Update, Revision and Underlying Principles | Kerstin Enflo | Charlie Nilsson, Kerstin Enflo, Håkan Lobell, Olle Krantz | Click here for abstracts |
| Room 8 Session 4: Labour and workers in Sweden since approx. 1850 organized by Fia Sundevall | |||
| En kamp om produktionen. Arbetare och rationaliseringspolitik i Sverige 1920–1950 | Arvand Mirsafian | Click here for abstracts | |
| Fackets roll i prekariseringen: LOs förhandlingar om anställningtryggheten 1990-2020 | Thea Holmlund | Click here for abstracts | |
| What do and don’t the censuses tell us about married women’s work? | Kelsey Marleen Mol | Click here for abstracts | |
Session 5
| Session 5 Friday the 29th of September 09:00 - 10:15 |
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| Title | Author | Together with | Abstracts |
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| Room 1 Session 5: Pre-Industrial Households and Markets organized by Marcus Falk | |||
| Consumption patterns and living standards in towns around the Baltic, c. 1540-1860: Probate Evidence from Three Towns in Denmark and Southern Sweden | Marcus Falk | Erik Bengtsson | Click here for abstracts |
| Det svenska spinnhusets ekonomi, 1724 – 1825 | Hedvig Widmalm | Click here for abstracts | |
| Likvida affärer. Ored Olsson i Grönhult, Villands Vånga, och brännvinsekonomin vid 1800-talets mitt. | Docent Anders Perlinge, Institutet för Ekonomisk-historisk och Företagshistorisk Forskning (EHFF), Handelshögskolan i Stockholm | Click here for abstracts | |
| Room 2 Session 5: The role of educational policy, sex education and contraceptives for gender equality organized by Annika Elwert and Volha Lazuka | |||
| Changing values on sexual behaviours in South-East Europe 1995–2020 | Peter Gladoic Håkansson | Dubravka Gladoic Håkansson | Click here for abstracts |
| Life-cycle effects of sex education | Volha Lazuka | Annika Elwert | Click here for abstracts |
| Sex and the Single Girl: The Pill and a Century of Unwed Childbearing | Kelly Ragan | Click here for abstracts | |
| Room 3 Session 5: Leading Change: Female Pioneers in Patenting and Inventing organized by Youssouf Merouani | |||
| Do women patent differently - the patent system of the GDR | Finni Jo Erdmann | Click here for abstracts | |
| Women inventors: an exploration of French patents 1791-1900 | Youssouf Merouani | Faustine Perrin | Click here for abstracts |
| Women, Jews, and Foreigners. A Data Analysis of Minority Inventorship in Nazi Germany | Sophia Rishyna | Click here for abstracts | |
| Room 4 Session 5: There ain’t no mountain high enough, ain’t no valley low enough: Ownership, redistribution, and extraction of natural resources, 1800-2000 organized by Kasper Hage Stjern | |||
| Natural Resource Constraint on Fiscal Capacity: Evidence from Canadian Municipalities | Clara Dallaire-Fortier | Giacomo Rella | Click here for abstracts |
| The value of practical knowledge: Skilled workrs’ job switching within, to and from mining in Norway from ca. 1787 to 1940 | Kristin Ranestad | Click here for abstracts | |
| This land is my land: A Global and Comparative History of Regulation of Agricultural Land c. 1789-1913 | Pål Thonstad Sandvik | Pål Thonstad Sandvik | Click here for abstracts |
| Room 5 Session 5: Land and the political economy organized by Klas Eriksson | |||
| Freehold Land, Resistance To Authoritarianism and Support for Democracy: Evidence from France | Adrien Montalbo | Click here for abstracts | |
| The Social Origins of Democracy and Authoritarianism Reconsidered: Prussia and Sweden in Comparison | Erik Bengtsson | Felix Kersting (Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin) | Click here for abstracts |
| To be Home and to be Free – How Homeliness and Emancipation was Discussed in the Transformations of City Environments During Swedish Functionalism 1945-74 | Klas Eriksson | Click here for abstracts | |
| Room 6 Session 5: Global inequality – levels and trends organized by Ellen Hillbom | |||
| Income inequality and its drivers in colonial Kenya, 1921-1960 | Valeria Lukkari | Maria Mwaipopo Fibaek | Click here for abstracts |
| Moderate Opulence: The Evolution of Wealth inequality in Mexico in its first century of independence | Diego Castañeda Garza | Click here for abstracts | |
| The distributive effects of consumption taxes | Sara Torregrosa-Hetland | Oriol Sabaté | Click here for abstracts |
Session 6
| Session 6 Friday the 29th of September 10:30 - 11:45 |
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| Title | Author | Together with | Abstracts |
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| Room 1 Session 6: Pre-Industrial Households and Markets organized by Marcus Falk | |||
| “Two pairs of cotton socks, and 1 ditto worn.” - Cotton consumption households in Karlskrona at the turn of the 1800s. | Christina Dackling | Click here for abstracts | |
| An entangled affair: How merchants incorporated the household into the business, or the case of the Scots-Dutch merchant house Hope & Co., ca 1730–1830 | Patrick van der Geest | Click here for abstracts | |
| Relieving famine. Northern Sweden (Västerbotten) during the 1860s: Local, Regional and Comparative Perspectives. | Henrik Forsberg | Magnus Bohman | Click here for abstracts |
| Room 2 Session 6: The role of educational policy, sex education and contraceptives for gender equality organized by Annika Elwert and Volha Lazuka | |||
| Advertising Birth Control: The contraceptive business and sex education in Sweden 1910–1938 | Anna Inez Bergman | Anna Inez Bergman | Click here for abstracts |
| The Power of the Pill: Evidence from Oral Contraceptive Sales | kelly ragan | Click here for abstracts | |
| Room 3 Session 6: Historical Perspectives on Migration organized by Jonatan Andersson | |||
| Gender, migration and labor market: Swedish migration to the US at the turn of the 20th century. | Marcos Castillo | Click here for abstracts | |
| Remaining in the Northern ”Future Country”? Migration patterns among graduates from the technical secondary school in Härnösand, 1901-1971 | Per-Olof Grönberg | Fay Lundh Nilsson | Click here for abstracts |
| The Urban Premium During Industrialization: Evidence from Rural-Urban Migration in Sweden | Jonatan Andersson | Jakob Molinder | Click here for abstracts |
| Room 4 Session 6: There ain’t no mountain high enough, ain’t no valley low enough: Ownership, redistribution, and extraction of natural resources, 1800-2000 organized by Kasper Hage Stjern | |||
| "Societal Interests demands that this splendor remains in the hands of the village”: The Issue of Usage and Ownership of Norwegian Mountain Ranges, 1915-1940. | Kasper Hage Stjern | Click here for abstracts | |
| The making and breaking of an “international order” of mineral extraction in the long 19th century | Andreas R.D. Sanders | Click here for abstracts | |
| Room 5 Session 6: Families, business and wealth organized by Staffan Albinsson | |||
| ‘I am doing divinely’ Jenny Lind’s financial legacy | Staffan Albinsson | Click here for abstracts | |
| Forging a cultural economy: Swedish-American publishing networks and organizations in the mid-west 1860-1880 | Erik Thosteman | Click here for abstracts | |
| Hälsokris och ekonomisk omvandling. Covid 19:s påverkan på näringslivet i Sverige. | Anders Houltz | Hans Sjögren | Click here for abstracts |
| Room 6 Session 6: Global inequality – levels and trends organized by Ellen Hillbom | |||
| Invisible Borders – Persisting Scars: How the Apartheid Homelands Define Contemporary South Africa | Peter Courtney | Click here for abstracts | |
| Understanding wage discrimination in a settler colony: Khoesan wages in nineteenth century Cape Colony | Erik Green | Calumet Links | Click here for abstracts |
| What we gained that time we lost so much | Diego Castañeda Garza | Sergio Silva Castañeda | Click here for abstracts |
| Room 7 Session 6: The application of cutting edge technology to economic history research organized by Jonathan Jayes, Jonas Kreutzer, Youssouf Merouani | |||
| Forging the path to innovation: Gender and social networks during French industrialization | Youssouf Merouani | Click here for abstracts | |
| Something about code review | Jonas Kreutzer | Click here for abstracts | |
| Wired for Success: Sweden's Electrical Innovators in the Age of Industrial Transformation | Jonathan Jayes | Click here for abstracts | |
Session 7
| Session 7 Friday the 29th of September 14:15 - 15:30 |
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| Title | Author | Together with | Abstracts |
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| Room 1 Session 7: Life cycles incomes and relief during stages of economic hardship organized by Anton Svensson and Louise Cormack | |||
| Life-cycle impact on consumption in southern Sweden, probate evidence from southern Sweden c. 1680-1860 | Marcus Falk | Click here for abstracts | |
| Planning for old age: household savings in Sweden in the early 20th century | Kristina Lilja | Click here for abstracts | |
| Short-term variation in urban breadwinner incomes as a determinant for the earnings of their spouse and children: Sweden 1913-14 | Malin Nilsson | Stefan Öberg | Click here for abstracts |
| Room 2 Session 7: Health crises: plagues and strikes organized by Nicolas Maughan | |||
| A Weakened Society? Plague, Economy and Social Resilience in Early 18th-Century Provence | Nicolas Maughan | Click here for abstracts | |
| Island Women and the Obesity Transition: Examining SES, Ethnicity and Economic Development | Anna Tegunimataka (Department of Economic History, Lund University) | Omar Karlsson (Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health) | Click here for abstracts |
| The Effect of Strikes on Health | Nikolaos Prodromidis | Click here for abstracts | |
| Room 3 Session 7: Historical Perspectives on Migration organized by Jonatan Andersson | |||
| Building Socialism on Abandoned Land: The Long-term Impact of Deportations in South-East Poland | Oliver Wach | Click here for abstracts | |
| Migrant selection and labor outcomes of Non-Western immigrants in Sweden and Denmark after the 2001 Danish reforms | Fátima de Arriba Moreno | Anna Tegunimataka and Jonas Helgertz | Click here for abstracts |
| The Returns to Migration: Internal Migration and Intergenerational Mobility in Sweden, 1880-1940 | Jonatan Andersson | Click here for abstracts | |
| Room 4 Session 7: Levels of Cartelization: Scandinavian Perspectives on the Role Cartelization in Business Development organized by Kasper Hage Stjern | |||
| Cartels for building materials as construction foundations for building large corporations | Malin Dahlström | Click here for abstracts | |
| Drivers of market concentration in the Swedish brewery sector, 1910-1990 | Henric Häggqvist | Click here for abstracts | |
| Intermediaries of Cartelization: The Regional Circuits of the Norwegian and Swedish Brewery Cartels, 1906-1956 | Kasper Hage Stjern | Click here for abstracts | |
| Room 5 Session 7: Families, business and wealth organized by Staffan Albinsson | |||
| A family affair: financial strategies and intergenerational wealth accumulation among the Swedish nobility (18th and 19th centuries). | Matteo Pompermaier | Martin Dackling | Click here for abstracts |
| The art of surviving as a family business – the Nordic case | Hans Sjögren | Click here for abstracts | |
| Room 6 Session 7: Global inequality – levels and trends organized by Ellen Hillbom | |||
| A Wicked War: War and the Wealth Inequality – Public Debt Nexus. | Diego Castañeda Garza | Click here for abstracts | |
| Destined to the top? Intergenerational wealth transmission and elite persistence in the Caribbean at turbulent times (1760-1914) | Stefania Galli | Dimitrios Thedoridis and Klas Rönnbäck | Click here for abstracts |
| Social Tables for Tanganyika, 1925-1957 | Sascha Klocke | Click here for abstracts | |
| Room 7 Session 7: History of consumption organized by Fia Sundevall | |||
| LUXURY IN THE DEMIMONDE:A COMPARATIVE HISTORY OFCOURTESANSHIP INRENAISSANCE ITALY AND MING CHINA | Ibrahim Murat Kara | Click here for abstracts | |
| Moderate advertising The historical development of the regulation of alcohol advertising in Sweden 1950–2003 | Michael Funke | Click here for abstracts | |
| The Frontline Christmas Gift: Promoting Home-front Patriotism in Second World War Sweden | Nikolas Glover | Fia Sundevall; Klara Arnberg | Click here for abstracts |
Session groupings
| 28th of Septmeber | 29th of Septmeber | ||||||
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| Session 1 | Session 2 | Session 3 | Session 4 | Session 5 | Session 6 | Session 7 | |
| Room 1 | Labour, living standards and inequality | Labour, living standards and inequality | Labour, living standards and inequality | Pre-Industrial Households and Markets | Pre-Industrial Households and Markets | Life cycles incomes and relief during stages of economic hardship | |
| Room 2 | Paths towards sustained development in the global south: Historical lessons | Paths towards sustained development in the global south: Historical lessons | Paths towards sustained development in the global south: Historical lessons | Life cycles incomes and relief during stages of economic hardship | The role of educational policy, sex education and contraceptives for gender equality | The role of educational policy, sex education and contraceptives for gender equality | Health crises: plagues and strikes |
| Room 3 | Consequences of Technological Change | Consequences of Technological Change | The long road to the welfare state... and beyond: retirement, old-age provision and eldercare in the past and present | The long road to the welfare state... and beyond: retirement, old-age provision and eldercare in the past and present | Leading Change: Female Pioneers in Patenting and Inventing | Historical Perspectives on Migration | Historical Perspectives on Migration |
| Room 4 | International Trade, Mobility and Development | Sustainability and energy transitions in economic and business history | Sustainability and energy transitions in economic and business history | Sustainability and energy transitions in economic and business history | There ain’t no mountain high enough, ain’t no valley low enough: Ownership, redistribution, and extraction of natural resources, 1800-2000 | There ain’t no mountain high enough, ain’t no valley low enough: Ownership, redistribution, and extraction of natural resources, 1800-2000 | Levels of Cartelization: Scandinavian Perspectives on the Role Cartelization in Business Development |
| Room 5 | The political economy of protection | The political economy of protection | Structured by the State – infrastructure and communication in the era of industrialization | Structured by the State – infrastructure and communication in the era of industrialization | Land and the political economy | Families, business and wealth | Families, business and wealth |
| Room 6 | The Neoliberal Shift | The Neoliberal Shift | The Neoliberal Shift | The Neoliberal Shift | Global inequality – levels and trends | Global inequality – levels and trends | Global inequality – levels and trends |
| Room 7 | Central banking – a science or an art? | Central banking – a science or an art? | Historical national accounts | Historical national accounts | Uncovering the Historical Dynamics of Consumer, House, and Property Prices in Sweden | The application of cutting edge technology to economic history research | History of consumption |
| Room 8 | Labour and workers in Sweden since approx. 1850 | Labour and workers in Sweden since approx. 1850 | |||||