Martin Lundström
Biographic Data
| ID | 89415 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Martin Lundström |
| GIVEN NAMES | Martin |
| FAMILY NAME | Lundström |
| SIGNATURE | LUNDSTRÖM M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Uppsala University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3579-2143 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 19 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 41 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 19 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1972 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Pentecostalism and Antisemitism: The Prophecy of God’s Hunters
Critical Pentecostal studies increasingly chart racism in the movement’s history, while racialization of Jews remains largely unexplored. This article contributes by analyzing Christian Zionism and political antisemitism in the teachings of Lewi Pethrus (1884–1974), a key figure of formative Pentecostalism during the Holocaust era. By examining his publications, editorials, sermons, and correspondence, the article reveals an ambivalent racializat…
Ethics of Podcast Research
The emergent field of podcast research is typically devoid of critical reflection on the ethical borderlands of digital lurking and personal data protection. This article draws on methodological literature, guidelines for digital media studies, legislation, and knowledge produced by the emerging podcast-ethnographic research field to expound three ethical considerations: (i) determining whether the podcast contains sensitive or personal data; (ii…
Radical nationalism
Radical nationalism is a political ideology centred on tying animagined people to a bordered territory. It grows from nationalism’sroot system into a diversity of political manifestations aimedat sealing the people-territory bond. By theorizing radical nationalism,this article outlines a political-ideological approach that opensnew pathways for studying the so-called far right. The article drawson Michael Freeden’s conceptual-morphological theory…
Political Imaginations of Community Kitchens in Sweden
Whereas the sociology of food has drawn attention to differences between corporate and alternative foodways, the political imaginations underpinning the latter are often overlooked. This article distinguishes between different political imaginations of the community kitchen, a set of practices characterised by collective preparation and redistribution of food. The analysis builds on ethnographic and archive material in Sweden to outline how the f…
Barns perspektiv på svensk vardagsrasism
Tidigare forskning har visat att barn återkommande utsätts för rasism i den svenska skolan, en samhällsinstitution med målet att motverka alla former av diskriminering. Den här artikeln undersöker varför skolelever fortsätter att utsättas för rasism trots den svenska skolans antirasistiska ambitioner. Problemet angrips genom att analysera svensk vardagsrasism med hjälp av barns perspektiv. Artikeln bygger på åtta fokusgruppsintervjuer med mellans…
The temporal nexus of collective memory mediation: Print and digital media in Brazil’s Landless Movement 1984-2019
Social movement scholarship has increasingly shown how continuous mobilization depends on collective memory construction. This article sets out to study this formative activity in a changing media landscape. It asks how activists navigate the temporal nexus of collective memory mediation. The empirical focus is on Brazil’s Landless Rural Workers’ Movement (MST), a well-established organization that since the early 1980s has communicated its colle…
Synchronization of the Corona Crisis
Crisis is a conceptual tool for synchronizing different experiences of time. It is operative in notions of the Financial Crisis, the Crisis of Democracy, the Climate Crisis-and the Corona Crisis. This article explores that synchronization through an empirical inquiry into the different timescapes of the Corona Crisis. It builds empirically on 200 interviews with residents in Norra Botkyrka, which is located at the fringes of Sweden's capital Stoc…
“The Ballot Humbug”: Anarchist Women and Women’s Suffrage
This article explores how anarchist women viewed the feminist struggle for suffrage in the early 1900s. By focusing on this ostensible historical anomaly — women against patriarchy refuting the call for women’s suffrage — the article ventures into a plural history of feminism. The historiographic wave metaphor, typically employed to portray different stages of feminism, is here reimagined as radio waves. Through a variety of publications written …
Radical-Nationalist Podcasting under a Post-Fascist Condition: The Swedish Podcast Motgift
This article sketches fascism’s ideological morphology under a post-fascist condition. It builds empirically on three years of ethnographic studies of the radical-nationalist podcast Motgift [Antidote], disclosing that (i) fascist multivocality characterizes and feeds the rhizomic structure of Swedish radical nationalism; (ii) fascist narration locates protagonists and antagonists in driving a plot of ‘genocide against the white race’; and (iii) …
Pippi's posthuman power
Purpose This study aims to probe the ambiguity of posthuman heroism by revisiting the remarkable story of the children's literature icon Pippi Longstocking. The purpose is to explore with Pippi a non-anthropocentric living in the more-than-human world. Design/methodology/approach The study’s critical posthumanist analysis is empirically based on the American English translation of the Pippi book trilogy from the 1950s, as well as the Swedish TV s…
Researching Otherwise? Autoethnographic Notes on the 2013 Stockholm Riots
Market adaptation, fragmentation and precariousness have been widely documented as problematic features of knowledge production processes in the university. This article follows an undercurrent of critical scholarship to explore how paths of resistance can be opened up by researching otherwise. The article builds on autoethnographic notes from a collective and non-funded research project aimed at gathering in situ narratives from people who exper…
Toward Anarchy: A Historical Sketch of the Anarchism-Democracy Divide
This article traces divergent approaches to democracy in the history of anarchist thought. It outlines an anarchist critique of democracy, a defiant composition arrayed against authority, represent
Anarchy in the Game of Thrones
Recent scholarship has come to rethink how the concept of anarchy captures the fragmented plurality of contemporary world politics. This article continues that inquiry through an interpretative reading of the popular TV-series Game of Thrones. The appeal of this show partly derives from its animation of medieval tropes to interpellate with contemporary global politics; it echoes power struggles constitutive of today’s international relations. How…
Podcast ethnography
This article introduces the method of podcast ethnography. The method encompasses three general stages: to explore a podcast from a particular social field, to engage with it through careful, ethnographic reflexivity and to examine the podcast by developing typologies and themes expedient for analysis. Podcast ethnography is beneficial due to its spatial and temporal flexibility; observing a podcast universe can be performed on the move and in pa…
Memória Coletiva E Mobilização Em Um Tempo Atemporal
A América Latina tem vivenciado ações de resistência em que plataformas digitaisde interação social caracterizadas por fluxos acelerados de comunicação tiveramum papel determinante. Analisamos como essas plataformas digitais modificam aação coletiva e a mobilização social. Discutimos a mediação entre temporalidadese memória coletiva, as oportunidades políticas oferecidas pelas mídias digitais e aintersecção entre movimentos sociais e mídias digit…
The Political Economy of Meat
This paper discusses variegated scholarly approaches to what is here typified as a political economy of meat. Identified as a multifaceted, transdisciplinary and most dynamic field of research, inquiries into the political economy of meat imbricate key issues of social and economic development, across the human–animal divide. While some scholars interpret livestock production as “a pathway from poverty”, others observe deepened marginalization an…
Anarchist Critique of Radical Democracy
This book addresses the conflictual nature of radical democracy. By analyzing democratic conflict in Husby, a marginalized Stockholm city district, it exposes democracy’s core division – between go
We do this because the market demands it”: Alternative meat production and the speciesist logic
The past decades’ substantial growth in globalized meat consumption continues to shape the international political economy of food and agriculture. This political economy of meat composes a site of contention; in Brazil, where livestock production is particularly thriving, large agri-food corporations are being challenged by alternative food networks. This article analyzes experiential and experimental accounts of such an actor—a collectivized po…
The problem of language in translating religious concepts into Kikongo
Podcast ethnography
This article introduces the method of podcast ethnography. The method encompasses three general stages: to explore a podcast from a particular social field, to engage with it through careful, ethnographic reflexivity and to examine the podcast by developing typologies and themes expedient for analysis. Podcast ethnography is beneficial due to its spatial and temporal flexibility; observing a podcast universe can be performed on the move and in pa…
Synchronization of the Corona Crisis
Crisis is a conceptual tool for synchronizing different experiences of time. It is operative in notions of the Financial Crisis, the Crisis of Democracy, the Climate Crisis-and the Corona Crisis. This article explores that synchronization through an empirical inquiry into the different timescapes of the Corona Crisis. It builds empirically on 200 interviews with residents in Norra Botkyrka, which is located at the fringes of Sweden's capital Stoc…
We do this because the market demands it”: Alternative meat production and the speciesist logic
The past decades’ substantial growth in globalized meat consumption continues to shape the international political economy of food and agriculture. This political economy of meat composes a site of contention; in Brazil, where livestock production is particularly thriving, large agri-food corporations are being challenged by alternative food networks. This article analyzes experiential and experimental accounts of such an actor—a collectivized po…
Radical nationalism
Radical nationalism is a political ideology centred on tying animagined people to a bordered territory. It grows from nationalism’sroot system into a diversity of political manifestations aimedat sealing the people-territory bond. By theorizing radical nationalism,this article outlines a political-ideological approach that opensnew pathways for studying the so-called far right. The article drawson Michael Freeden’s conceptual-morphological theory…
The Political Economy of Meat
This paper discusses variegated scholarly approaches to what is here typified as a political economy of meat. Identified as a multifaceted, transdisciplinary and most dynamic field of research, inquiries into the political economy of meat imbricate key issues of social and economic development, across the human–animal divide. While some scholars interpret livestock production as “a pathway from poverty”, others observe deepened marginalization an…
Political Imaginations of Community Kitchens in Sweden
Whereas the sociology of food has drawn attention to differences between corporate and alternative foodways, the political imaginations underpinning the latter are often overlooked. This article distinguishes between different political imaginations of the community kitchen, a set of practices characterised by collective preparation and redistribution of food. The analysis builds on ethnographic and archive material in Sweden to outline how the f…
The temporal nexus of collective memory mediation: Print and digital media in Brazil’s Landless Movement 1984-2019
Social movement scholarship has increasingly shown how continuous mobilization depends on collective memory construction. This article sets out to study this formative activity in a changing media landscape. It asks how activists navigate the temporal nexus of collective memory mediation. The empirical focus is on Brazil’s Landless Rural Workers’ Movement (MST), a well-established organization that since the early 1980s has communicated its colle…
Researching Otherwise? Autoethnographic Notes on the 2013 Stockholm Riots
Market adaptation, fragmentation and precariousness have been widely documented as problematic features of knowledge production processes in the university. This article follows an undercurrent of critical scholarship to explore how paths of resistance can be opened up by researching otherwise. The article builds on autoethnographic notes from a collective and non-funded research project aimed at gathering in situ narratives from people who exper…
The problem of language in translating religious concepts into Kikongo
Anarchist Critique of Radical Democracy
This book addresses the conflictual nature of radical democracy. By analyzing democratic conflict in Husby, a marginalized Stockholm city district, it exposes democracy’s core division – between go
We do this because the market demands it”: Alternative meat production and the speciesist logic
The past decades’ substantial growth in globalized meat consumption continues to shape the international political economy of food and agriculture. This political economy of meat composes a site of contention; in Brazil, where livestock production is particularly thriving, large agri-food corporations are being challenged by alternative food networks. This article analyzes experiential and experimental accounts of such an actor—a collectivized po…
The Political Economy of Meat
This paper discusses variegated scholarly approaches to what is here typified as a political economy of meat. Identified as a multifaceted, transdisciplinary and most dynamic field of research, inquiries into the political economy of meat imbricate key issues of social and economic development, across the human–animal divide. While some scholars interpret livestock production as “a pathway from poverty”, others observe deepened marginalization an…
Toward Anarchy: A Historical Sketch of the Anarchism-Democracy Divide
This article traces divergent approaches to democracy in the history of anarchist thought. It outlines an anarchist critique of democracy, a defiant composition arrayed against authority, represent
Anarchy in the Game of Thrones
Recent scholarship has come to rethink how the concept of anarchy captures the fragmented plurality of contemporary world politics. This article continues that inquiry through an interpretative reading of the popular TV-series Game of Thrones. The appeal of this show partly derives from its animation of medieval tropes to interpellate with contemporary global politics; it echoes power struggles constitutive of today’s international relations. How…
Podcast ethnography
This article introduces the method of podcast ethnography. The method encompasses three general stages: to explore a podcast from a particular social field, to engage with it through careful, ethnographic reflexivity and to examine the podcast by developing typologies and themes expedient for analysis. Podcast ethnography is beneficial due to its spatial and temporal flexibility; observing a podcast universe can be performed on the move and in pa…
Memória Coletiva E Mobilização Em Um Tempo Atemporal
A América Latina tem vivenciado ações de resistência em que plataformas digitaisde interação social caracterizadas por fluxos acelerados de comunicação tiveramum papel determinante. Analisamos como essas plataformas digitais modificam aação coletiva e a mobilização social. Discutimos a mediação entre temporalidadese memória coletiva, as oportunidades políticas oferecidas pelas mídias digitais e aintersecção entre movimentos sociais e mídias digit…
“The Ballot Humbug”: Anarchist Women and Women’s Suffrage
This article explores how anarchist women viewed the feminist struggle for suffrage in the early 1900s. By focusing on this ostensible historical anomaly — women against patriarchy refuting the call for women’s suffrage — the article ventures into a plural history of feminism. The historiographic wave metaphor, typically employed to portray different stages of feminism, is here reimagined as radio waves. Through a variety of publications written …
Radical-Nationalist Podcasting under a Post-Fascist Condition: The Swedish Podcast Motgift
This article sketches fascism’s ideological morphology under a post-fascist condition. It builds empirically on three years of ethnographic studies of the radical-nationalist podcast Motgift [Antidote], disclosing that (i) fascist multivocality characterizes and feeds the rhizomic structure of Swedish radical nationalism; (ii) fascist narration locates protagonists and antagonists in driving a plot of ‘genocide against the white race’; and (iii) …
Pippi's posthuman power
Purpose This study aims to probe the ambiguity of posthuman heroism by revisiting the remarkable story of the children's literature icon Pippi Longstocking. The purpose is to explore with Pippi a non-anthropocentric living in the more-than-human world. Design/methodology/approach The study’s critical posthumanist analysis is empirically based on the American English translation of the Pippi book trilogy from the 1950s, as well as the Swedish TV s…
Researching Otherwise? Autoethnographic Notes on the 2013 Stockholm Riots
Market adaptation, fragmentation and precariousness have been widely documented as problematic features of knowledge production processes in the university. This article follows an undercurrent of critical scholarship to explore how paths of resistance can be opened up by researching otherwise. The article builds on autoethnographic notes from a collective and non-funded research project aimed at gathering in situ narratives from people who exper…
Barns perspektiv på svensk vardagsrasism
Tidigare forskning har visat att barn återkommande utsätts för rasism i den svenska skolan, en samhällsinstitution med målet att motverka alla former av diskriminering. Den här artikeln undersöker varför skolelever fortsätter att utsättas för rasism trots den svenska skolans antirasistiska ambitioner. Problemet angrips genom att analysera svensk vardagsrasism med hjälp av barns perspektiv. Artikeln bygger på åtta fokusgruppsintervjuer med mellans…
The temporal nexus of collective memory mediation: Print and digital media in Brazil’s Landless Movement 1984-2019
Social movement scholarship has increasingly shown how continuous mobilization depends on collective memory construction. This article sets out to study this formative activity in a changing media landscape. It asks how activists navigate the temporal nexus of collective memory mediation. The empirical focus is on Brazil’s Landless Rural Workers’ Movement (MST), a well-established organization that since the early 1980s has communicated its colle…
Synchronization of the Corona Crisis
Crisis is a conceptual tool for synchronizing different experiences of time. It is operative in notions of the Financial Crisis, the Crisis of Democracy, the Climate Crisis-and the Corona Crisis. This article explores that synchronization through an empirical inquiry into the different timescapes of the Corona Crisis. It builds empirically on 200 interviews with residents in Norra Botkyrka, which is located at the fringes of Sweden's capital Stoc…
Political Imaginations of Community Kitchens in Sweden
Whereas the sociology of food has drawn attention to differences between corporate and alternative foodways, the political imaginations underpinning the latter are often overlooked. This article distinguishes between different political imaginations of the community kitchen, a set of practices characterised by collective preparation and redistribution of food. The analysis builds on ethnographic and archive material in Sweden to outline how the f…
Ethics of Podcast Research
The emergent field of podcast research is typically devoid of critical reflection on the ethical borderlands of digital lurking and personal data protection. This article draws on methodological literature, guidelines for digital media studies, legislation, and knowledge produced by the emerging podcast-ethnographic research field to expound three ethical considerations: (i) determining whether the podcast contains sensitive or personal data; (ii…
Radical nationalism
Radical nationalism is a political ideology centred on tying animagined people to a bordered territory. It grows from nationalism’sroot system into a diversity of political manifestations aimedat sealing the people-territory bond. By theorizing radical nationalism,this article outlines a political-ideological approach that opensnew pathways for studying the so-called far right. The article drawson Michael Freeden’s conceptual-morphological theory…
Pentecostalism and Antisemitism: The Prophecy of God’s Hunters
Critical Pentecostal studies increasingly chart racism in the movement’s history, while racialization of Jews remains largely unexplored. This article contributes by analyzing Christian Zionism and political antisemitism in the teachings of Lewi Pethrus (1884–1974), a key figure of formative Pentecostalism during the Holocaust era. By examining his publications, editorials, sermons, and correspondence, the article reveals an ambivalent racializat…
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