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How long is ‘now’? Time, narration and eschatological promises of ‘Messianic salvation’ within international law of, in and after war

This paper examines how the International laws of, in and after war are, as a Schmittian political theology, instructed by a Christian eschatological concept of time. The paper uncovers how Christian remnants are present in both international law and in our Nordic societies, suggesting that we ought to consider carefully how our understanding and narration of time is furthering the eschatological

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A note on the collection of original records from the Cultural Revolution by foreigners since 1966.

Doing citizenship: the cultural origins of civic agency in the public sphere

This text makes the argument that to understand the communicative skills and other competencies associated with active citizenship in the public sphere, one must analyse cultural circumstances within everyday life. Citizens do not magically emerge, fully formed and ready to participate, at age 18; they - and their civic skills - are shaped by a variety of factors in the private sphere.

The American Way? Återvändande emigranter i skånsk lokalpolitik under 1920-talet

Forskningen om den svenska utvandringen till Amerika har periodvis varit ett hett ämne inom historieforskningen i Sverige. Mycket av den forskning som är gjord har dock fokuserat på varför människor lämnade Sverige och vad som hände dem i Amerika. Väldigt få har behandlat de cirka tjugo procent som återvände till Sverige. I mitt avhandlingsarbete undersöker jag cirka 1500 återvändande amerikaemigr