Part of the enclosures map for Bexet village, Västbo härad in southwestern Sweden, 19th century. My great-grandfather acquired a farm in this village in the 1920s.
Lund
Since 2015, in Lund I have taught three undergraduate level courses and three masters' level courses in Economic History. I also tutor and grade bachelor's and master's theses. The undergraduate courses I have taught are:
2020-ongoing: Swedish economic and social history (EKHA23, 15 credit points)
2016-2024: global economic history (EKHA24, 15 credit points)
2015-2024: The rise and fall of the Swedish model (EKHA51, 7.5 credit points).
On the advanced level I have taught the following courses
autumn semesters, 2021-2024: Research design (EKHM73, 7.5 credit points).
spring semesters, since 2021 (ongoing): tutorial on the history of economic inequality (EKHT35, 7.5 credit points).
autumn semesters, since 2024 (ongoing): tutorial on the history of economic thought (EKHT31, 7.5 credit points)
For more information about the courses see the department web site.
Teaching elsewhere
In Gothenburg (2009-2015), I taught mostly in the programme of European Studies, but also in the departments of Economic History and History. My foci in teaching were (1) labour markets, especially the Swedish; and (2) the macroeconomics and political economy of European integration. I have taught on the undergraduate and graduate level, been the main teacher for a master's course and have tutored and graded bachelor's theses.
For full teaching merits see my CV.