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The expected inclusion – (middle)class subjectification in Swedish academia

(part of the project “In the footprints of Hedda Andersson” funded by the Faculty of Social Sciences) PhD Candidate: Lovise Haj BradeAbstract:The project departs from a political and theoretical interest in analysing the im/perceptibility of ‘firstness’ (as opposed to otherness) - i.e. the constitutive inside of privilege rather than it’s much discussed outside. Inspired by queer theory and critic

https://www.gender.lu.se/research-2/research-projects-department/doctoral-projects/expected-inclusion-middleclass-subjectification-swedish-academia - 2026-04-19

Meet Edwina from Sigtuna, Sweden

Link back to student portrait International Human Rights Law.  What is your educational background?I studied the IB diploma programme in High School which inspired me to study my bachelor’s degree overseas. I chose to move to the United Kingdom after graduation from high school and to study a bachelor’s degree in law at the University of Edinburgh. How did you find our master’s programme?Despite m

https://www.law.lu.se/meet-edwina-sigtuna-sweden - 2026-04-19

Human Rights Lunch Online: Women and Work in the ICT Sector: Exploring Labour Rights in Sweden and Kosovo

24 April 2026 12:15 to 13:00 | Seminar Human Rights Lunch Online is a digital seminar series where Human Rights Profile Area members and guests present their latest projects and research. On 24 April we welcome Miranda Kajtazi, Associate professor at the Department of Informatics, to present their Seed Money project. This seminar presents our initial findings, developed through seed funding from t

https://www.law.lu.se/calendar/human-rights-lunch-online-women-and-work-ict-sector-exploring-labour-rights-sweden-and-kosovo - 2026-04-19

Theosophy and Buddhism in Sweden

This lecture series is presented by Johan Nilsson (Post-Doctoral Researcher, History of Religions, Centre for Theology and Religious Studies, Lund University). Read more about his research here.   Part 1: The International Theosophical Movement About the lecture Theosophy was one of many esoteric movements that emerged around the world during the end of the late 19th Century and today it is genera

https://www.sasnet.lu.se/research/lund-lecture-series-indian-religions/theosophy-and-buddhism-sweden - 2026-04-19