Silje Lundgren

Research Coordinator

Research at the Department of Thematic studies takes on major societal issues, and I coordinate our work with research funding. Moreover, I coordinate the work at Linköping University that relates to the current refugee situation, which aims to facilitate further inclusion of the competence of broader societal groups.

Publications

Selected publications

Heterosexual Havana: Ideals and hierarchies of gender and sexuality in contemporary Cuba

Authors: Silje Lundgren

Publ 2011
Type Doctoral thesis, monograph
To publication

Rethinking bibliometric data concerning gender studies: A response to Söderlund and Madison

Authors: Silje Lundgren, Margrit Shildrick, David Lawrence

Publ 2015
Type Article in journal
To publication

'Mami, you're so hot!': negotiating hierarchies of masculinity through piropos in contemporary Havana

Authors: Silje Lundgren

Publ 2013
Type Article in journal
To publication

Publications

2015

Silje Lundgren, Margrit Shildrick, David Lawrence

Rethinking bibliometric data concerning gender studies: A response to Söderlund and Madison

In Scientometrics

Article in journal

CV

CV in short

  • 2017
    Research Coordinator, Department of Thematic Studies (TEMA)
  • 2012-2016
    Research Coordinator, Gender studies, Linköping University.
  • 2011
    Ph D, Uppsala University.
    Ph D thesis in Cultural Anthropology was titled "    Heterosexual Havana : Ideals and hierarchies of gender and sexuality in contemporary Cuba".
  • 2006-2012
    Ph D student and teacher, The Institute of Latin American Studies, Stockholm University.

Assignment

  • Coordinator
    Work related to the current refugee situation.

  • Coordinator
    Conference g16 - Boundaries, Mobility and Mobilisation at g16.

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In an increasingly complicated world, there is a need for researchers that can handle both breadth and depth, and can collaborate across disciplinary borders. Major societal questions are studied from an interdisciplinary perspective at TEMA.

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