Charlotte Nilsson
Biographic Data
| ID | 10599741 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Charlotte Nilsson |
| GIVEN NAMES | Charlotte |
| FAMILY NAME | Nilsson |
| SIGNATURE | NILSSON C |
| AFFILIATIONS | Lund University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 3 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 3 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Sexism in the City
On a colourised book cover photo from 1973, stockbroker Muriel Wood stands in the middle of the all-male London Stock Exchange trading floor. The captured moment is a historical one: on the day depicted, Wood and her few female colleagues finally gained access as formal stock exchange members. The graphics underline her isolated position, centred and singled out in a red square, while her male counterparts are a conglomeration in pale blue. With …
Turning Students into Stock Market Investors
This article brings agency to discussions on financialization and financial education in Sweden by zooming in on two barely examined actors and arenas: civil society and public schools, respectively. The civil society organization Aktiespararna (Swedish Shareholders’ Association, founded in 1966) attempted to access and impact school education starting with its launch of youth efforts in the 1980s. Aktiespararna was joined in these efforts by Ung…
The Development of Commercial Literacy
This article examines the role of Swedish mail-order catalogues in the everyday life of the early twentieth century, and in the development of consumer culture. The study deals with the materiality, content and distribution of the mail-order catalogues as well as their use in everyday life. The case of Åhlén & Holm, a major Swedish mail-order company, and its audience is relevant beyond the national context, since it demonstrates how extensive di…
Turning Students into Stock Market Investors
This article brings agency to discussions on financialization and financial education in Sweden by zooming in on two barely examined actors and arenas: civil society and public schools, respectively. The civil society organization Aktiespararna (Swedish Shareholders’ Association, founded in 1966) attempted to access and impact school education starting with its launch of youth efforts in the 1980s. Aktiespararna was joined in these efforts by Ung…
The Development of Commercial Literacy
This article examines the role of Swedish mail-order catalogues in the everyday life of the early twentieth century, and in the development of consumer culture. The study deals with the materiality, content and distribution of the mail-order catalogues as well as their use in everyday life. The case of Åhlén & Holm, a major Swedish mail-order company, and its audience is relevant beyond the national context, since it demonstrates how extensive di…
The Development of Commercial Literacy
This article examines the role of Swedish mail-order catalogues in the everyday life of the early twentieth century, and in the development of consumer culture. The study deals with the materiality, content and distribution of the mail-order catalogues as well as their use in everyday life. The case of Åhlén & Holm, a major Swedish mail-order company, and its audience is relevant beyond the national context, since it demonstrates how extensive di…
Turning Students into Stock Market Investors
This article brings agency to discussions on financialization and financial education in Sweden by zooming in on two barely examined actors and arenas: civil society and public schools, respectively. The civil society organization Aktiespararna (Swedish Shareholders’ Association, founded in 1966) attempted to access and impact school education starting with its launch of youth efforts in the 1980s. Aktiespararna was joined in these efforts by Ung…
Sexism in the City
On a colourised book cover photo from 1973, stockbroker Muriel Wood stands in the middle of the all-male London Stock Exchange trading floor. The captured moment is a historical one: on the day depicted, Wood and her few female colleagues finally gained access as formal stock exchange members. The graphics underline her isolated position, centred and singled out in a red square, while her male counterparts are a conglomeration in pale blue. With …
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