Uppsala Higher Seminars in Agrarian History

Last changed: 06 February 2024

Programme for the spring semester 2024.

For further information, please contact: Martin Andersson, Postdoctor, +46704258675, send an e-mail to: martin.a.andersson@slu.se

For some of the seminars there will be papers to read ahead - please contact Martin Andersson if you are interested.

The seminars will be held digitally, in Zoom.
Zoom link: https://slu-se.zoom.us/j/64447510434, Password: 112233.

Wednesday 17th of January 13:00-15:00

Martin Skoglund (History, Stockholms University)

Livestock production in Jämtland and Västernorrland during the 18th and 19th centuries

 

Tuesday 6th of February 13:00-17:00

Digital half-day Seminar

Djurgårdar och djurhagar

Keynote: Elyze Storm-Smeets (Wageningen). See separat invitation.
Cooperation with Department of Landscape Architecture, Planning and Management

 

Wednesday 21st of February 13:00-15:00

Anton Larsson (Archeology, Stockholms University)

Landslide Archaeology: Past hazards and disasters in the Göta River Valley and beyond

 

Wednesday 6th of March 13:00-15:00

Dianne Unsain (Archeology, Stockholms University)

Exploring the Relationship Between Socio-economic Status and Animal Exploitation in Medieval France

 

Wednesday 3rd of April  13:00-15:00

Henrik Svensson (Geography, Högskolan Kristianstad)

För eller emot? Böndernas inställning till enskiftet: en ”enkätundersökning”

 

Wednesday 17th of April  13:00-15:00

Maja Lundqvist (Economic History, Uppsala University)

Skifte och hemmansklyvning i Uppsala län

 

Wednesday 24th of April 13:00-15:00

Ville-Pella Kääriäinen (History, Helsinki University)

The Crown and the Landless in the periphery of the Swedish Empire: State Formation in Iisalmi Parish, 1639-1699

 

Wednesday 15th of May 13:00-15:00

Joshua Rhodes (History, Durham University)

Farm sizes and agrarian capitalism in England, c.1600-1850

 

Wednesday 29th of May 13:00-15:00

Martin Andersson (Agrarian History, SLU)

A population history of sixteenth-century Sweden