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Welcome! Below you'll find some useful library information. Before you come to LUSEM Library: To avoid crowding we appreciate if you have done the following before you come to the library.1. Student accountAll students at Lund University receive a student account when they start. You use it to log in to a number of electronic services and resources.Read more about student accounts at the Universit
Copyright is a protection of the forms and expressions of an idea. A work is copyrighted if it is sufficiently original, meaning that the work must be an independently achieved and original result of the author’s own creative process. The copyright will always be assigned to a physical person and apply without registration. It is valid regardless of form of the work. The copyright protection does
Lund University School of Economics and Management offers course packages on both Master's level and Bachelor's level. Some course packages are available in English and can be applied for in the international round, some are only available in Swedish and then presented on our Swedish web site. The national application round for courses starting autumn 2026 was open 16 March–15 April. Master's leve
https://www.lusem.lu.se/study/courses/course-packages - 2026-05-06
Department of Economics Meet our PhD candidates Natalie Irmert, Iker Arregui Alegria, Teppo Lindfors and postdoctoral fellows Juliane Koch and Elin Molin, who are on the job market 2025-2026. Our Job Market Candidates 2025 Department of Economics Iker Arregui Alegria Research fields: Political Economy, Development Economics, Experimental Economics, Economic HistoryJMP: “Renaming the past: Identi
https://www.lusem.lu.se/organisation/department-economics/doctoral-studies/job-market-candidates - 2026-05-06
Our PartnersOur TeamAffiliated StaffAdvisory boardOur SupportersThe Centre for Aesthetics and Business Creativity (ABC) is a centre that loves its periphery-pulling forces. It wants to extend the research-basis for understanding and practicing organizational creativity in pursuit of values that enhance our quality of life, as citizens and consumers.ABC aims to push the boundaries by engaging acros
Upcoming and memorable activities in relations to The Centre for Aesthetics and Business Creativity (ABC). Upcoming events Link to RSS More events The inauguration of the Centre for Aesthetics and Business Creativity (ABC) Skissernas Musem, Lund, November 19, 2024 Contact ABC Daniel HjorthUlf G. Lindén Professor in Aesthetics and Business CreativityCentre DirectorAlexandra Huang-KokinaPost Doc Res
Swedish Historical National Accounts 1560–2022The Swedish Historical National Accounts 1560–2010, released in 2015 and updated in 2020, 2023 and 2025, presents a database with an extended and revised version of SHNA 1560–2022. Principles for revisions and extension of data 1560-1800 are found in Schön & Krantz (2015), ”New Swedish Historical National Accounts since the 16th Century in Constant and
The Swedish Historical Regional Accounts 1571–2022, released in 2014 and 2018, presents a database with regional GDPs for 24 countries. Please cite this database as: Enflo, K., Henning, M. & Schön, L. (2014) ”Swedish Regional GDP 1855–2000: Estimations and General Trends in the Swedish Regional System”. In Christopher Hanes, Susan Wolcott (ed.) Research in Economic History, vol 30, Emerald Group P
The Hamrin Visiting Researcher Program, generously supported by the Hamrin Foundation, enables the ABC Centre to host short-term visits from excellent scholars whose research is of particular relevance to aesthetics and business creativity. Contact ABC Daniel HjorthUlf G. Lindén Professor in Aesthetics and Business CreativityCentre DirectorAlexandra Huang-KokinaPost Doc ResearcherRobin PorsfeltPos
BALTIC AREA 1841–1893 These datasets contain nineteenth century grain price quotations from about a dozen Baltic ports, from Helsinki and St Petersburg to Copenhagen, and from the wheat market, Mark Lane, in London. The data were analyzed in an article in The Journal of Economic History (vol. 75, no. 3, 2015), “Grain market integration in the Baltic Sea region in the nineteenth century” by Fredrik
LU-MADD A large and detailed collection of annual demographic and macroeconomic data about Sweden. The Lund University Macroeconomic and Demographic Database (LU-MADD) is developed and maintained by the Department of Economic History at Lund University. The goal of the database is to assemble in one place a large and detailed collection of annual demographic and macroeconomic data about Sweden, an
THE 2017 RELEASE The Historical Database of Scanian Agriculture (HDSA) is a micro-level database over farm production in the most southern Swedish region of Scania (Skåne) based on flexible tithes. It contains over 85,000 farm level observations of both vegetable and animal production for the period 1702 to 1881. Moreover, this information is supplemented by information on the farmer, the farm, on
The nominal and real effective exchange rates for Europe, 1870–2016, released in 2019, is a new database for 18-24 countries, depending on the period. A short note on the principles for construction is provided on the first sheet of the excel file, a more complete description and discussion can be found in Ljungberg, J. "Nominal and Real Effective Exchange Rates for Europe, 1870-2016. Some methodo
The Knut Wicksell Centre for Financial Studies (KWC) is a finance network at Lund University School of Economics and Management. The Knut Wicksell Centre for Financial Studies goal is to conduct high-quality research in the finance area, and to engage in mutually beneficial collaboration with practitioners. The network ”Knut Wicksell Centre for Financial Studies” is focused on three prioritised re
https://www.lusem.lu.se/organisation/research-networks/knut-wicksell-centre-financial-studies - 2026-05-06
This database contains data from probate inventories after Swedish parliamentarians who represented the landed peasant class during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. The records of 583 parliamentarians is supplemented by inventories after 1,521 reference farmers, representing their voters.For description of the database, see link below.The reference when using the database is: Bengtsson, Er
Digital Societies Hybrid Intelligence
Digital Societies research group focuses on advancing our understanding of how digitalisation shapes societies, businesses, and education. Our research examines the impact of technology use across diverse contexts of varying levels of digital maturity, from data-driven organisations employing advanced digital platforms and AI technologies to under-resourced communities with limited access to techn
This database contains estimates of Swedish money supply and its components for the period 1619–2014. Tables 1619-2014 Contact Anders ÖgrenVisiting research fellowanders [dot] ogren [at] ekh [dot] lu [dot] se (anders[dot]ogren[at]ekh[dot]lu[dot]se) Documentation and Publications Ögren, A., & Edvinsson, R. (2014). Swedish money supply, 1620–2012. I R. Edvinsson, T. Jacobson, & D. Waldenström (Red.)
