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Lena Larsson Lovén is a Professor Emerita at the University of Gothenburg, specializing in ancient Roman history, particularly focusing on gender, textiles, and social structures in antiquity. Her extensive research includes the role of women in ancient textile production, the socio-political implications of dress in Roman society, and the cultural contexts of daily life in ancient Rome. Lovén has authored several significant publications, contributing to both academic journals and edited volumes that explore themes such as the intersection of gender and public life in ancient Rome. Her scholarly work emphasizes the material culture of antiquity, where clothing and textiles serve as lenses to understand broader social dynamics. She has participated in numerous conferences and publication initiatives, advocating for the recognition of women's historical contributions. Through her research, Lovén aims to illuminate the complexities of daily life and identity in the Roman world, contributing significantly to the field of classical studies and gender history.
Administered by the Department of Political Science; focus on International Administration and Global Governance (IAGG).