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Steinar Andreas Sæther is a Professor at the University of Oslo, specializing in Latin American and Caribbean history from 1700 to 1940. His research focuses on the transition from colonies to independent states in Latin America and Nordic migration to the region between 1820 and 1940. Recently, he has explored Scandinavian experiences in California during the gold rush (1848-1860).
- Position: Professor in History
- Current Status: 90% leave from UiO, continues supervision and partial research group participation
- Research Areas: Colonial-to-Independent state transformations, Nordic migration patterns, demography, indigenous identity, and political modernity
His publications span topics like royalist ideologies, census categorization, regional leadership dynamics, and the redefinition of indigenous identities. Despite his leave, he remains active in academic networks and supervises theses at various levels. Sæther leads the Norwegian Association of Researchers starting 2025, emphasizing his ongoing commitment to scholarly communities.
