Kristian Gerner
Biographic Data
| ID | 1247710 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Kristian Gerner |
| GIVEN NAMES | Kristian |
| FAMILY NAME | Gerner |
| SIGNATURE | GERNER K |
| AFFILIATIONS | Lund University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 24 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 24 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1980 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Ethnic Triangles, Assimilation, and the Complexities of Acculturation in a Multi–ethnic Society
German Jews in Sweden
Review of Deutschsprachige Jüdische Migration nach Schweden 1774 bis 1945, edited by Olaf Glöckner and Helmut Müssener (2017)
Från kantonister till revolutionärer – judisk historia i Finland
Recension av André Swanström, Judarna och toleransens psykohistoria i Storfurstendömet Finland 1825–1917, Kyrkohistoriska arkivet vid Åbo Akademi, Meddelanden 47 (Åbo Akademi 2016)
Belarus: The Last European Dictatorship
Andrew Wilson’s history of Belarus fills a void in the historiography on East Central Europe. Actually, the author has created the subject matter, for it is only thanks to this study that the state
Per Anders Rudling: The Rise and Fall of Belarusian Nationalism 1906–1931
Soviet Fates and Lost Alternatives: From Stalinism to the New Cold War
Stephen Cohen is a prominent Soviet scholar and an important agenda setter in his field. He has a reputation as a revisionist. In this context this is not a pejorative word but a definition of a sc
Anne Applebaum: Järnridån. Det kommunistiska maktövertagandet i Östeuropa 1945–1956
The European Union in the Security of Europe: From Cold War to Terror War
"The European Union in the Security of Europe: From Cold War to Terror War." The European Legacy, 19(5), pp. 655–656
The Age of Social Democracy: Norway and Sweden in the Twentieth Century
The five Nordic countries—Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden—are slightly different varieties of one historical “model,” which in the twentieth century became known as the Nordic welfare
Kurt Jacobsen: Lenin. En biografi
The Place of Russia in Europe and Asia
Edited by Gyula Szvak (Boulder, CO: Social Science Monographs, 2010), x + 283 pp. $50.00 cloth.The book under review is a collection of twenty-one papers from a number of conferences held at the Eo
Visuell fostran. Film-och bildverksamheten i Sverige under andra världskriget
Mats Jonsson’s ‘Visual Education: Film and Pictures in Swedish Public Life in World War II’ gives an insight into ‘warfare by other means’ in a non-belligerent country. Sweden did not take part in
Markku Kangaspuro, Jouko Nikula & Ivor Stodolsky (red.): Perestroika – Process and Consequences
Purgatorium: Sverige och andra världskrigets förbrytare
Purgatorium: Sverige och andra varldskrigets forbrytare MATS DELAND Stockholm, Atlas, 2010 ISBN: 978-91-7389-354-1 Swedish historian Mats Deland has written a thick book about Sweden as a haven for
Länderna mellan Europa och Asien – Att konstruera stater, folk och nationer
Vitryssland, Ukraina och Moldova borjade genom den politiska utvecklingen senhosten 2004 och vintern 2005 att skrivas in i ett europeiskt sammanhang. Det ar inte omojligt att det ar fraga om en stor historisk forandring. Ukraina kom genom Jusjtjenkos seger i presidentvalet att tydligt orienteras narmare EU och bort fran Ryssland. Praktiskt taget hela det politiska spektret i Moldova signalerade i samband med och efter de allmanna valen i mars 200…
After the demise: The Normalization of Soviet History
The Stalin Years: A Reader. Edited by Christopher Read (Hampshire, UK: Palgrave Macmillan, 2003), xv + 241 pp. €14.99 paper. The Russian Revolution from Lenin to Stalin, 1917–1929. By E. H. Carr, with a new introduction by R. W. Davies (Hampshire, UK: Palgrave Macmillan, 2004), xxxix + 200 pp. €14.99 paper
North Eastern Europe and Swedish great power policy: Reflections on historical consciousness
The article discusses the usefulness of the concept of North Eastern Europe. It was developed as a cognitive instrument in order for historical analysis to focus on social structures and processes rather than on states. Swedish historical consciousness is linked to the history of the seventeenth century, not least thanks to the historical novels by Peter Englund. Sweden of those times was a multinational Baltic empire. Thus the use of the concept…
Judehat som antisionism. Svensk debatt och Israel från Bernadotte 1948 till Libanon 1982
In this review article, the author discusses the dissertation of Henrik Bachner, The return. Antisemitism in Sweden after 1945 (1999)
A Moveable Place With A Moveable Past: Perspectives on Central Europe
This paper discusses whether the region which in the 1990s has been called “the Visegrád Four” is a political and/or cultural whole and if so, in what respects. Using the concepts “centre” and “periphery” the paper argues that parts of contemporary Central Europe were political and cultural centres of the European civilisation in previous eras. The interpretation and use of this past in the Central European states’ contemporary endeavour to join …
East central Europe in the middle ages, 1000–1500
East central Europe in the middle ages, 1000–1500." History of European Ideas, 22(2), pp. 157–158
From the Black Sea to the Adriatic
Crisis in the Soviet Empire: Three Ambiguities in Search of a Prediction
Between Sweden and Russia: The Baltic Rimland
Periphery and Center The three Baltic nations, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania have for centuries been situated at the periphery of the multi-national states and empires of the Baltic area: Denmark, the Teutonic Order and the German Hansa, Sweden, Poland-Lithuania, and Russia. Simultaneously, these three Baltic nations belong to the center of Europe, in geographical as well as in cultural and confessional respect. With the exception of Lithuania in…
Kazan and Manchu: Cultural Roots of Soviet Foreign Relations
Proceeding from the assumption that there is a living past influencing decision-makers' images of their country and the world, this article discusses probable conscious and subconscious perceptions of the nature of Russia's foreign relations among the present Soviet leadership. The article argues that Soviet leaders have been used to looking upon the foreign relations of their state as one of dominance and surveillance of weak neighbors- the prec…
North Eastern Europe and Swedish great power policy: Reflections on historical consciousness
The article discusses the usefulness of the concept of North Eastern Europe. It was developed as a cognitive instrument in order for historical analysis to focus on social structures and processes rather than on states. Swedish historical consciousness is linked to the history of the seventeenth century, not least thanks to the historical novels by Peter Englund. Sweden of those times was a multinational Baltic empire. Thus the use of the concept…
Purgatorium: Sverige och andra världskrigets förbrytare
Purgatorium: Sverige och andra varldskrigets forbrytare MATS DELAND Stockholm, Atlas, 2010 ISBN: 978-91-7389-354-1 Swedish historian Mats Deland has written a thick book about Sweden as a haven for
Kazan and Manchu: Cultural Roots of Soviet Foreign Relations
Proceeding from the assumption that there is a living past influencing decision-makers' images of their country and the world, this article discusses probable conscious and subconscious perceptions of the nature of Russia's foreign relations among the present Soviet leadership. The article argues that Soviet leaders have been used to looking upon the foreign relations of their state as one of dominance and surveillance of weak neighbors- the prec…
Kazan and Manchu: Cultural Roots of Soviet Foreign Relations
Proceeding from the assumption that there is a living past influencing decision-makers' images of their country and the world, this article discusses probable conscious and subconscious perceptions of the nature of Russia's foreign relations among the present Soviet leadership. The article argues that Soviet leaders have been used to looking upon the foreign relations of their state as one of dominance and surveillance of weak neighbors- the prec…
Between Sweden and Russia: The Baltic Rimland
Periphery and Center The three Baltic nations, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania have for centuries been situated at the periphery of the multi-national states and empires of the Baltic area: Denmark, the Teutonic Order and the German Hansa, Sweden, Poland-Lithuania, and Russia. Simultaneously, these three Baltic nations belong to the center of Europe, in geographical as well as in cultural and confessional respect. With the exception of Lithuania in…
Crisis in the Soviet Empire: Three Ambiguities in Search of a Prediction
From the Black Sea to the Adriatic
East central Europe in the middle ages, 1000–1500
East central Europe in the middle ages, 1000–1500." History of European Ideas, 22(2), pp. 157–158
Judehat som antisionism. Svensk debatt och Israel från Bernadotte 1948 till Libanon 1982
In this review article, the author discusses the dissertation of Henrik Bachner, The return. Antisemitism in Sweden after 1945 (1999)
A Moveable Place With A Moveable Past: Perspectives on Central Europe
This paper discusses whether the region which in the 1990s has been called “the Visegrád Four” is a political and/or cultural whole and if so, in what respects. Using the concepts “centre” and “periphery” the paper argues that parts of contemporary Central Europe were political and cultural centres of the European civilisation in previous eras. The interpretation and use of this past in the Central European states’ contemporary endeavour to join …
North Eastern Europe and Swedish great power policy: Reflections on historical consciousness
The article discusses the usefulness of the concept of North Eastern Europe. It was developed as a cognitive instrument in order for historical analysis to focus on social structures and processes rather than on states. Swedish historical consciousness is linked to the history of the seventeenth century, not least thanks to the historical novels by Peter Englund. Sweden of those times was a multinational Baltic empire. Thus the use of the concept…
Länderna mellan Europa och Asien – Att konstruera stater, folk och nationer
Vitryssland, Ukraina och Moldova borjade genom den politiska utvecklingen senhosten 2004 och vintern 2005 att skrivas in i ett europeiskt sammanhang. Det ar inte omojligt att det ar fraga om en stor historisk forandring. Ukraina kom genom Jusjtjenkos seger i presidentvalet att tydligt orienteras narmare EU och bort fran Ryssland. Praktiskt taget hela det politiska spektret i Moldova signalerade i samband med och efter de allmanna valen i mars 200…
After the demise: The Normalization of Soviet History
The Stalin Years: A Reader. Edited by Christopher Read (Hampshire, UK: Palgrave Macmillan, 2003), xv + 241 pp. €14.99 paper. The Russian Revolution from Lenin to Stalin, 1917–1929. By E. H. Carr, with a new introduction by R. W. Davies (Hampshire, UK: Palgrave Macmillan, 2004), xxxix + 200 pp. €14.99 paper
Purgatorium: Sverige och andra världskrigets förbrytare
Purgatorium: Sverige och andra varldskrigets forbrytare MATS DELAND Stockholm, Atlas, 2010 ISBN: 978-91-7389-354-1 Swedish historian Mats Deland has written a thick book about Sweden as a haven for
Markku Kangaspuro, Jouko Nikula & Ivor Stodolsky (red.): Perestroika – Process and Consequences
Kurt Jacobsen: Lenin. En biografi
The Place of Russia in Europe and Asia
Edited by Gyula Szvak (Boulder, CO: Social Science Monographs, 2010), x + 283 pp. $50.00 cloth.The book under review is a collection of twenty-one papers from a number of conferences held at the Eo
Visuell fostran. Film-och bildverksamheten i Sverige under andra världskriget
Mats Jonsson’s ‘Visual Education: Film and Pictures in Swedish Public Life in World War II’ gives an insight into ‘warfare by other means’ in a non-belligerent country. Sweden did not take part in
Anne Applebaum: Järnridån. Det kommunistiska maktövertagandet i Östeuropa 1945–1956
The European Union in the Security of Europe: From Cold War to Terror War
"The European Union in the Security of Europe: From Cold War to Terror War." The European Legacy, 19(5), pp. 655–656
The Age of Social Democracy: Norway and Sweden in the Twentieth Century
The five Nordic countries—Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden—are slightly different varieties of one historical “model,” which in the twentieth century became known as the Nordic welfare
Per Anders Rudling: The Rise and Fall of Belarusian Nationalism 1906–1931
Soviet Fates and Lost Alternatives: From Stalinism to the New Cold War
Stephen Cohen is a prominent Soviet scholar and an important agenda setter in his field. He has a reputation as a revisionist. In this context this is not a pejorative word but a definition of a sc
Belarus: The Last European Dictatorship
Andrew Wilson’s history of Belarus fills a void in the historiography on East Central Europe. Actually, the author has created the subject matter, for it is only thanks to this study that the state
Från kantonister till revolutionärer – judisk historia i Finland
Recension av André Swanström, Judarna och toleransens psykohistoria i Storfurstendömet Finland 1825–1917, Kyrkohistoriska arkivet vid Åbo Akademi, Meddelanden 47 (Åbo Akademi 2016)
German Jews in Sweden
Review of Deutschsprachige Jüdische Migration nach Schweden 1774 bis 1945, edited by Olaf Glöckner and Helmut Müssener (2017)
Ethnic Triangles, Assimilation, and the Complexities of Acculturation in a Multi–ethnic Society
Political science (20 works) · Law (12 works) · History (11 works) · Politics (10 works) · Economic history (7 works) · Historical Geopolitical and Social Dynamics (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Ancient history (5 works) · Eastern European Communism and Reforms (5 works) · Philosophy (5 works)