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Scandinavian Economic History Review | 2009

Towns and rural industrialisation in Sweden 1850–1890: A spatial statistical approach

Pernilla Jonsson; Fredrik Sandgren; Erik Lindberg; Tord Snäll

Abstract Using a spatial statistical analysis we study the relation between rural industrial employment and distance to towns and access to communications in nineteenth century Sweden. Our results show that rural parishes with access to communications had a higher proportion of rural industrial workers than parishes without. In a region with few towns, the south-east of Sweden, parishes close to large towns had a higher proportion of industrial employees than distant parishes in 1850, while no significant correlation was observed in 1890. In a region with a relatively dense urban system, Mälardalen, only in 1890 did parishes close to large towns show a higher proportion of rural industrial workers than did more distant parishes. However, the mean positive effect was negligible beyond 10 km. Thus, in the second half of the nineteenth century the immediate urban hinterland was industrialising prior to large scale urbanisation and urban industrialisation.


Scandinavian Journal of History | 2007

COMPARISON AND TRANSFER – A FRUITFUL APPROACH TO NATIONAL HISTORY?

Pernilla Jonsson; Silke Neunsinger

The aim of this article is to discuss how a combined comparative and transnational approach can widen our understanding of historical change. By using examples from the first wave of the womens movement in Sweden and Canada we argue that exploring national differences, investigating differences in class and political culture and finally even tracing the transfer of resources and ideas could open up for new perspectives in gender history. Comparisons of womens organizing in different countries, but within the same international organizations, could help us to discern common structures that otherwise tend to be regarded as unique in one national context. In addition, such an approach can help to highlight specific national opportunities, cultures or strategies influencing the outcome of womens organizing.


Scandinavian Economic History Review | 1998

Trade and marketing: Some problems concerning the growth of market institutions in Swedish industrialisation

Klas Nyberg; Pernilla Jonsson; Mats Fagerberg; Erik Lindberg

Handel och marknadsforing. Problem i samband med marknadsinstitutionens framvaxt i svensk industrialisering (Trade and Marketing. Some problems concerning the growth of market institutions in Swedish industrialisation)


Archive | 2012

Gendered Money : Financial Organization in Women's Movements, 1880-1933

Pernilla Jonsson; Silke Neunsinger


Svenska Historikermötet, Göteborg, 5-7 maj 2011 | 2011

Noder för kreativitet : Svenska städer och deras servicefunktioner under 1800-tal

Fredrik Sandgren; Pernilla Jonsson


Archive | 2008

Den svenska handeln, dess utveckling och dess organisationer under 125 år

Fredrik Sandgren; Pernilla Jonsson


Archive | 2008

Competition or complement? : The relation between towns and rural industrialisation in Sweden 1820-96

Fredrik Sandgren; Pernilla Jonsson


Archive | 2007

On the women's account : finances of 'bourgeois' women's organisations in Sweden, England, Germany and Canada, 1885-1924

Pernilla Jonsson; Silke Neunsinger


Archive | 2007

Städer som förmedlande länk i svensk industrialisering

Pernilla Jonsson; Fredrik Sandgren


Archive | 2004

Organizing at Any Rate?Resources in founding Bourgeois and Socialist Women’s Movements

Pernilla Jonsson; Silke Neunsinger

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Tord Snäll

Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences

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