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Lennart Palm is a Professor Emeritus at the University of Gothenburg with a focus on Early Modern Period history, particularly the population dynamics in Sweden during the 17th century. His research has revolved around methodical approaches to estimating historical population numbers, agricultural practices, and their socio-political impacts. Palm’s notable publications include a reassessment of Sweden's agricultural revolution and analyses of population growth factors related to food availability. Additionally, he has engaged in scholarly discussions regarding historical contexts of Swedish agrarian policies and the implications of population changes over centuries. His expertise is further highlighted in works that critique educational resources and historical narratives surrounding significant Swedish events. He has contributed significantly to the understanding of rural history and has been involved in international conferences to share insights on these topics. His extensive publications span various journals, reinforcing his authority in the field of historical population studies and agrarian history.
Administered by the Department of Political Science; focus on International Administration and Global Governance (IAGG).