Routledge's Series Nordic Studies in a Global Context Welcomes Interdisciplinary Perspectives

This new edited series from Routledge welcomes new submissions, and has gained a more interdisciplinary perspective with our project leader and History Professor Eirinn Larsen as a new editor alongside Haldor Byrkjeflot and Cathie Jo Martin (Boston University) from the Social Sciences.

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This book series aims to explore global and comparative contexts of research on the Nordic region, and to incorporate a broad range of themes concerned with Nordic cultures, institutions, legal frameworks, and "models". As Routledge states, the book series aims to "create a bridge between humanistic Nordic studies and the comparative and IR-oriented social sciences and law programmes."

The series welcomes new submissions from all disciplines across social sciences, law and humanities. Those interested in proposing a book for this series can email the editors. Please see link below for how to structure your proposal.

As editor Eirinn Larsen provides representation from the humanities, and works together with social scientists Haldor Byrkjeflot (Professor of Sociology) and Cathie Jo Martin (Professor of Political Science).

So far, the books scheduled for publication in the series are:

Further information

The series is created with support from ReNEW and UiO:Nordic.

See Routledge's website for more information about the series and forthcoming books.

Please also see Routledge's guide to structuring a book proposal if you are planning on submitting a book for the series.

Editors

Eirinn Larsen is Professor in History at the University of Oslo and the Project Leader of Nordic Branding.

Haldor Byrkjeflot is Professor of Sociology at the University of Oslo and a member of the UiO:Nordic research group Nordic Civil Societies.

Cathie Jo Martin is Professor of Political Science at Boston University and the former chair of the Council for European Studies.