Markus Lundström

Markus Lundström is an Associate Professor and University/College Lecturer at Mid Sweden University, affiliated with the Department of Humanities and Social Sciences (Sociology). His research spans Sociology, Political Economy, and Social Movements, with a focus on Anarchism, Critical Race Studies, and Community Engagement.

• Education: PhD in Economic History (2017) from Stockholm University.

Research Trends

Lundström’s work examines social movements (e.g., Brazil’s Landless Movement, Swedish radical-nationalist podcasting), anarchist theory (democracy critique, historical intersections with punk), and critical race issues (everyday racism in Sweden, institutional encounters). Recent papers analyze pandemic impacts on youth and political economy of meat production.

Publications

His 15 most recent works include journal articles in Critical Sociology, Fascism, and Neohelicon, book chapters in Palgrave Macmillan and Routledge series, and monographs like Anarchist Critique of Radical Democracy (PM Press, 2023). Topics cluster around anarchism, collective memory, racism, and methodological innovation (e.g., podcast ethnography).

Collaborations

Lundström collaborates with scholars like T. Poletti Lundström (podcast ethnography), P. de los Reyes (Stockholm riots), and N. Karcher (Nordic fascism). He contributes to reports on racism in Sweden for Forum for Living History and Save the Children.