Prof. Karin Hassan Jansson

Current appointment

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  Senior lecurer, Department of History, Uppsala University
  
  

Previous appointments and fellowships (selected)

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  Research fellow at Swedish Collegium of Advanced Studies, Uppsala
  
  

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  Associate professor, Department of gender, culture and history, Södertörn University College
  
  

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  Research fellow and associate professor, Department of History, Uppsala university
  
  

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  Associate professor, Mid Sweden University, Härnösand
  
  

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  Visiting professor/teacher at Stockholm University, Åbo Akademi University and Calcutta University
  
  

• "Constitutive Tasks: Performances of Hierarchy and Identity", in Making a Living, Making a Difference: gender and work in early modern society, Maria Ågren (ed.) New York: Oxford University Press 2017. (with Rosemarie Fiebranz and Ann-Catrin Östman)

• "Marriage and Work: Intertwined Sources of Agency and Authority", Making a Living, Making a Difference: gender and work in early modern society, Maria Ågren (ed.) New York: Oxford University Press 2017. (with Sofia Ling, Christopher Pihl, Marie Lennersand and Maria Ågren)

  (2017).

• "Mistress or maid: The structure of women’s work in Sweden, 1550–1800", in Continuity and Change, 32(2): 225-252 (2017). (with J Lindström, R. Fiebranz, B. Jacobsson, M. Ågren.

• Kvinnofrid: Synen på våldtäkt och konstruktionen av kön i Sverige 1600–1800 (Conceptualizing rape: gendered notions of violence in Sweden 1600-1800), (diss.), Studia Historica Upsaliensia nr. 205, Uppsala 2002.

• "When Sweden harboured idlers – gender and luxury in public debates, ca 1760–1830”, Provincial Cosmopolitanism: Sweden in the Eighteenth-Century World, (ed.) Göran Rydén, Ashgate 2013.

• “Marriage, Family and Gender in Swedish Political Language, 1750–1820”, in Scandinavia in the Age of Revolutions: Nordic Political Cultures, 1740-1820, (eds) Pasi Ihalainen, Michael Bregnsbo, Karin Sennefelt and Patrik Winton, Ashgate 2011.

• "Haus und Haushalt im frühneuzeitlichen Schweden: Geschichtswissenschaftliche Trends und neue Zugänge", in Das Haus in der Geschichte Europas, (eds.) Joachim Eibach und Inken Schmidt-Voges (eds.), Oldenbourg: De Gruyter Oldenbourg 2015.

• Violence, Masculinity and State Building in Early Modern Sweden

• From Patriarchy to Brotherhood: Changing Conceptions of Gender in Swedish Politics 1720–1840

• Work, Gender and Identity in Early Modern Sweden

• Household as Culture: Authority and Agency in Early Modern Sweden

• Swedish Research Council

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