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Dag Lindström is a Professor at the Department of History, Uppsala University. His research focuses on early modern urban social and cultural history, with a particular emphasis on crime, violence, and household structures in Swedish towns from 1600-1850. He is the Principal Investigator for the project Houses and Social Practices in Swedish Towns, 1600-1850.
- Key Research Areas: Urban History, Violence Studies, Gender Roles in Guilds, Historical Demographics
- Collaborations: Co-authorships with Göran Tagesson, Alida Clemente, and others
His recent work explores spatial dynamics of households, lethal violence patterns, and building histories in Linköping and Kalmar. He has published extensively on topics like gender division of labor in guilds, urban mobility, and leisure culture in European towns.
Current publications (2024-2025) examine architectural heritage in Linköping, family cohabitation in 18th-century Sweden, and property ownership trends. Earlier works (2020-2023) analyze homicide cycles, widows' economic roles, and urban order in Sweden.
