
Shifting regimes
Political disruption and change in early modern Sweden
Publisher:Nordic Academic Press
Authors
Mats Hallenberg
Stockholm University, SE
Department of History
mats.hallenberg@historia.su.seORCID profileMats Hallenberg is a Professor of History at Stockholm University. His main area of research is the political history of Sweden and Scandinavia from the early modern period until the twentieth century. His published works include local government in Sweden and Finland, the impact of tax farming, royal propaganda, military organization, and conflicts about the organization of welfare services.
Magnus Linnarsson
Stockholm University, SE
Department of History
magnus.linnarsson@historia.su.seORCID profileMagnus Linnarsson is a Professor of History at Stockholm University. He has published on state formation, institutions, and organizations in the early modern period. He leads a research project about welfare cities in the Nordic countries, c.1870–1920, investigating the rise of municipal public services and the common good. He has worked on political conflicts about the organization of public services.
Joakim Scherp
Stockholm University, Swedish Parliamentary Library, SE
Department of History
joakim.scherp@historia.su.seORCID profileJoakim Scherp is an Associate Professor of History at Stockholm University. He has published on political and social history in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries with a focus on institutions, democratization, and power relations. He is also an editor at the Swedish Parliamentary Library, responsible for its publications and Swedish Parliament exhibitions.
PDF ISBN: 978-91-89936-24-9 | Hardback ISBN: 978-91-89936-22-5 | DOI: https://doi.org/10.21525/kriterium.66
Publisher: Nordic Academic Press
Publication date: 2025
Language: English
Pages: 257
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