Per Lundin
Per Lundin received his PhD in History of Technology (2008) from the Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm. In 2012, he was appointed docent (i.e. associate professor) in Economic History at Uppsala University. He is Head of the Division of Science, Technology and Society.Lundin leads the research project “Retail shopping and the last mile transport: past, present and future transformations” (funded by Chalmers' Area of Advance Transport). He teaches History of Technology and History of Science
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Jørgen Burchardt, Gods på vej: Vejtransportens danmarkshistorie, Ringe: Forlaget Kulturbøger, 2016
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Rolf Hugoson, Umeå stads historia: 1950–2010 (Umeå: Kommunfullmäktige 2016)
Lantbrukshögskolan och reformerna: Från utbildningsinstitut till modernt forskningsuniversitet
Anna Tunlid & Sven Widmalm, eds., Det forskningspolitiska laboratoriet: Förväntningar på vetenskapen 1900–2010
The research policy laboratory: Expectations of science 1900-2010
Naturvetaren
Making History Matter: The Historian as Expert
Coping with Cars, Families, and Foreigners: Swedish Postwar Tourism
The Reform Technocrats: The Strategists of the Swedish Welfare State, 1930–60
Martin Kohlrausch & Helmut Trischler, Building Europe on Expertise: Innovators, Organizers, Networkers (Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan, 2014)
Karin Ågren, Att sälja en stad
Att tänka om staden med historia
The Making of European Consumption: Facing the American Challenge
Introduction
Computers and Welfare: The Swedish Debate on the Politics of Computerization in the 1970s and the 1980s
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When Experts Meet: Learning from Histories of Sustainable Transport
The Hidden University: The Military Research Institutes as Knowledge Producer in Cold War Sweden
Retail shopping and the last mile transport: past, present and future transformations
Mixed Methods for the Biography of a Street: Useable Pasts for Urban Mobility Transitions
The Reform Technocrats: The Strategists of the Strong State, 1930-1980