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The Saxo Institute at the Faculty of Humanities, University of Copenhagen, and the Centre for Oresund Region Studies have many common research interests, as expressed in the workshops held by CORS. The Saxo Institute includes study and research activities within the subject areas of Prehistoric Archaeology, Classical Archaeology, Ethnology, Greek & Latin and History. The institute provides courses
https://www.cors.lu.se/en/collaboration/saxo-institute - 2025-11-27
The book seriesThe Centre for Oresund Region Studies publishes books in collaboration with Makadam publishers. So far, 45 volumes have been published in the Centre for Oresund Region Studies' book series. The books are written in Swedish, Danish and English. The books are available in regular bookshops, and a selection is available online free of charge through Lund University’s book portal. Read
https://www.cors.lu.se/en/publications - 2025-11-27
Øresundsnätverket för kønshistorisk forskning is a network for gender history in the Oresund region. The network and CORS have overlapping research interests, and collaborate on workshops and publications. Øresundsnätverket för kønshistorisk forskning was created in autumn 2010 as a collaboration between historians at the universities of Copenhagen, Lund and Malmö to strengthen research on gender
https://www.cors.lu.se/en/collaboration/oresundsnatverket-konshistorisk-forskning - 2025-11-27
The Centre for Oresund Region Studies and the Center for Scandinavian Studies Copenhagen - Lund have many overlapping research areas. The Centre for Oresund Region Studies is available as a resource at the Center for Scandinavian Studies Network Page. The Centre for Scandinavian Studies Copenhagen-Lund (CSS) is an organization founded in 2010 and based on a collaboration between the Institute for
https://www.cors.lu.se/en/collaboration/centre-scandinavian-studies-copenhagen-lund - 2025-11-27
The Centre for Oresund Region Studies continuously collaborates with various researchers. In the menu to the left (if you are using a computer) or in the upper right corner (if you are using a mobile phone) you will find presentations of CORS' current and previous affiliated researchers. Contact Johanna Rivano EckerdalHead of Centre for Oresund Region Studiesjohanna [dot] rivano_eckerdal [at] kult
https://www.cors.lu.se/en/collaboration/affiliated-researchers - 2025-11-27
Björn Thor Arnarson is a post-doc researcher at the University of Copenhagen. Arnarson received his PhD from Lund University in November 2016, focusing on international trade. In his dissertation, Exports and Externalities, Arnarson focused on Swedish companies' behavior and decisions regarding the export of their products and how exporters influence service companies in their area. Arnarson has,
https://www.cors.lu.se/en/collaboration/affiliated-researchers/previously-affiliated-researchers/bjorn-thor-arnarson - 2025-11-27
Emma Hilborn holds a PhD in history. Hilborn's thesis is entitled Världar i Brand. Fiktion, politik och romantik i det tidiga 1900-talets ungsocialistiska press (2014). In her research, Hilborn is mainly interested in cultural performance and practice in the late 1800s and early 20th century. Hilborn has worked for the Centre for Oresund Region Studies in a pilot project on how cycling was present
https://www.cors.lu.se/en/collaboration/affiliated-researchers/previously-affiliated-researchers/emma-hilborn - 2025-11-27
Johan A. Lundin is a Professor of History at the Faculty of Education and Society at Malmö University. Lundin's research focuses on humanities and religious studies, history, youth research, cultural heritage and cultural production, and gender issues. Lundin co-authored volume 35 in the Centre for Oresund Region Studies book series - Spritsmuggling på Östersjön: En kulturhistorisk studie av nätve
https://www.cors.lu.se/en/collaboration/affiliated-researchers/previously-affiliated-researchers/johan-lundin - 2025-11-27
Fredrik Nilsson is a Professor of Ethnology at the Department of Culture, History and Philosophy at Åbo Akademi University. Fredrik Nilsson was head of the Centre for Oresund Region Studies 2012-2017. Nilsson has been both editor and author in several of the book series' volumes, the latest being number 35 - Spritsmuggling på Östersjön: En kulturhistorisk studie av nätverk i tillblivelse (with Jo
https://www.cors.lu.se/en/collaboration/affiliated-researchers/previously-affiliated-researchers/fredrik-nilsson - 2025-11-27
Hanne Sanders is a historian from Copenhagen who has a doctorate from Stockholm university (1995). Sanders has worked in Lund since 1993, now as a professor of history and director of the graduate school in history. Sanders is a cultural historian with an interest in religion, nationalism, secularization and state borders, and their cultural meanings in people's everyday lives. In regards to time,
https://www.cors.lu.se/en/collaboration/affiliated-researchers/hanne-sanders - 2025-11-27
The Centre for Oresund Region Studies organises seminars, workshops, and conferences, with topics ranging from migration and borders to music and national identity, hospitality and tourism, as well as tempo and social development. These activities may be open to the general public or reserved for academic audiences.You will find information about both upcoming and historical activities in the Engl
https://www.cors.lu.se/en/activities - 2025-11-27
Johanna Rivano Eckerdal I am an associate professor and reader in Information Studies at the Department of Arts and Cultural Sciences. Since January 1 2020 I am head of the Centre for Oresund Region Studies, CORS. I share my time between being a teacher and researcher and being head of CORS. CORS’ position as a centre is to strengthen and support connections and enable meetings between people from
https://www.cors.lu.se/en/about-cors/head-cors - 2025-11-27
Glances and hands on public art: A kaleidoscopic view of monuments in the Öresund region and beyond New publication Gränsløs E-journal With a focus on borders, regions and Oresund Calendar Calendar Link to RSS 11 December 2025 13:00 to 14:00 | Seminar Working with local communities - Challenges and opportunities 19 February 2026 13:00 to 14:00 | Seminar Walking the lines - Reflections on walking m
https://www.cors.lu.se/en/home - 2025-11-27
Open seminar with Elena Wolay and Erik Steinskog 6th of February 2018 at 18.00-20.00, Café Athen, Sandgatan 2, Lund Elena Wolay and Erik Steinskog presented Afrofuturism in words and soundsElena Smon Wolay is a journalist, DJ, curator, record collector and founder of Jazz Är Farligt (Jazz Is Dangerous), a community for experimental music. Erik Steinskog is a musicologist from Copenhagen university
https://www.cors.lu.se/en/activities/previous-activities/sounds-afrofuturism - 2025-11-27
What is the problem in problem gaming? A symposium held January 21st, 2016 at Lund University, Sweden. Problem gaming is a field rapidly gaining in academic and popular interest. A large body of the mainstream international research on the topic is still dominated by medical, psychological and discourse studies of game addiction. However, recent research conducted in Denmark, Norway and Sweden, sh
https://www.cors.lu.se/en/activities/previous-activities/nordic-research-problem-gaming-everyday-perspective - 2025-11-27
The Centre for Oresund Regions Studies conduct research on regional and transnational relations, on border themes and on the relationship between Danish and Swedish society, culture and history.For a list of our research projects, please go to the Swedish version of this page. For the an English overview of the research, please consult our publications, and our activties. If you have suggestions
https://www.cors.lu.se/en/research - 2025-11-27
Markus Idvall is a senior lecturer in ethnology at the Department of Ethnology, History of Religion and Gender Studies, Stockholm University. Markus Idvall was the head of the Centre for Oresund Region Studies 2018-2019. Idvall has edited an anthology in the Centre for Oresund Region Studies' book series, Checkpoint 2020 - människor, gränser och visioner i Öresundsbrons tid (with Anna Palmehag and
https://www.cors.lu.se/en/collaboration/affiliated-researchers/previously-affiliated-researchers/markus-idvall - 2025-11-27
Øresundsinstituttet (the Oresund Institute) is a Danish and Swedish knowledge centre that, through analysis, fact finding, conferences and the news agency News Øresund, contribute to an increased awareness of progress in the Oresund region. Øresundsinstituttet is a non-profit organisation, with funding from more than 100 members, ranging from the state, regions, and municipalities, to universities
https://www.cors.lu.se/en/collaboration/oresundsinstituttet - 2025-11-27
The Centre for Oresund Region Studies gives great importance to collaborations with institutions, organisations and companies in and outside of the academy. We are convinced that active collaborations contribute to creativity and quality, which benefits both research and the development and sharing of knowledge. In the navigation bar to the left you find our main collaborations. Are you interested
https://www.cors.lu.se/en/collaboration - 2025-11-27
Öresund / Gibraltar A webinar series on borderland formation at Europe’s antipodes 14 September - 7 December 2022 This series was organised by William Kutz in collaboration with Centre for Oresund Region Studies and Think Tanger. It took place from September-December 2022. The seminar series underscored the multiplicity of bordering perspectives and the plasticity of border trajectories as a way t
https://www.cors.lu.se/en/activities/previous-activities/mobile-bodies-travelling-theories - 2025-11-27
