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Food Shortages and Famines in Early Modern Northern Europe

Posted on 2019-02-202020-09-03

Dr. Fredrik Charpentier Ljungqvist, Department of History at Stockholm University, has been appointed Pro Futura Scientia Fellow by the Swedish Collegium of Advanced Study and the Bank of Sweden Tercentenary Foundation. The appointment constitutes of a five-year research grant and a tenured academic position at Stockholm University. He will start 1 July 2019 on his new position and for five years lead the interdisciplinary research project “Disentangling climatic and socio-political factors for food insecurity in northern Europe 1500–1800”. The aim of the project is to investigate to what extent food shortages and famines can be explained by climatic factors and socio-political factors, respectively, in Early Modern Northern Europe

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