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Thomas Lindkvist is a Professor Emeritus at the University of Gothenburg. His research interests predominantly involve historical studies centered around medieval mining law, social organization, and the influence of mining on society during the medieval period in Sweden. He has contributed extensively to various scholarly publications, examining land ownership, modernization processes, and legal rights associated with mining activities. Lindkvist has critically engaged with topics such as the distribution of land ownership and the modernization of societal structures during the medieval era. He has also explored cultural exchanges during the Viking Age, enriching the scholarship on the interactions between civilizations. His work often examines the intersection of legal frameworks and social practices, particularly focusing on the nuances of mining regulations and rights that impacted peasant miners. Furthermore, his editorial contributions to various edited volumes showcase his commitment to advancing the discourse surrounding historical taxation, governance, and cultural historiography within the context of medieval Europe.
Administered by the Department of Political Science; focus on International Administration and Global Governance (IAGG).