Histories of Knowledge in Postwar Scandinavia (Open Access)

Introduction Histories of knowledge in postwar Scandinavia Johan OEstling, Niklas Olsen, and David Larsson Heidenblad Part 1: The environment and global crises 1. Nuclear fallout as risk: Denmark and the thermonuclear revolution Casper Sylvest 2. Georg Borgstroem and the population-food dilemma: Reception and consequences in Norwegian public debate, 1950s and 1960s Sunniva Engh 3. The emergence of environmental journalism in 1960s Sweden: Methodological reflections on working with digitalised newspapers David Larsson Heidenblad 4. "Revolt from the center": Socio-environmental protest from idea to praxis in Denmark, 1978-1993 Bo Fritzboger Part 2: Economy, politics, and the welfare state 5. The Galbraithian moment: Affluence and critique of growth in Scandinavia, 1958-1972 Bjoern Lundberg 6. Welfare state criticism as elite criticism in 1970s Denmark Niklas Olsen 7. The entrepreneur's dream: Credit card history between PR and academic research Orsi Husz 8. State feminism revisited as lieux de savoir: Fabrics of the Scandinavian knowledge society, c. 1960-1980 Eirinn Larsen Part 3: Education, culture, and the humanities 9. The city, the church, and the 1960s: On secularisation theory and the Swedish translation of Harvey Cox's The Secular City Anton Jansson 10. Sex education and the state: Norwegian schools as arenas of knowledge in the 1970s Kari Hernaes Nordberg 11. Mobilising the outsider: Crises and histories of the humanities in the 1970s Scandinavian welfare states Hampus OEsth Gustafsson 12. Revolting against the established book market: Book cafes as key actors within the counterpublic of the Scandinavian New Left Ragni Svensson Epilogue Scandinavia: A Corporatist Model of Knowledge? Johan Strang

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• Historiografia
• História do século 20: c 1900 a c 2000
• História da Europa
• História social e cultural