Research
My historical-sociological research focuses on how racism, nationalism, and political action are shaped through different understandings of time. I am currently engaged in three research projects: everyday racism in Swedish secondary schools, the birth of Swedish fascism, and the Swedish Pentecostal movement’s relation to christian sionism and antisemitism.
Teaching
I teach sociological theory and method at all academic levels.
Collaboration
I have conducted research for public agencies and civil society organizations on issues of racism, and I regularly disseminate my findings through popular science publications in the media.
Bio
I hold a Bachelor’s degree in Global Development (2007), a Master’s degree in International Relations (2009), a PhD in Economic History (2017), and an Associate Professorship in Sociology (2022).
Selected publications
- Ethics of Podcast Research, International Journal of Social Research Methodology (2025)
- Radical Nationalism, Journal of Political Ideologies (2023)
- Anarchist Critique of Radical Democracy, PM Press (2023)
- Nordic Fascism: Fragments of an Entangled History. Routledge (2023).
- When Anarchism Met Punk, in Social Movements in 1980s Sweden, Palgrave Macmillan (2023).
- Synchronization of the Corona Crisis, Time & Society (2022)
- Pippi's Posthuman Power, Journal of Sociology and Social Policy (2021)