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1. Per Högselius

Atomic Disenchantment

1. Per Högselius
2. David Nilsson
3. Hanna Vikström

Neutrality’s Empire

“This is a very important intervention into both histories of Swedish colonialism and also into theoretical understandings of colonialism. It usefully extends consideration of Sweden’s role beyond the traditional colonial era of the 16-18th centuries to consider the 19th and 20th centuries- as such, it is addressing Sweden’s role within the emergent forces of globalization.” • Audrey Horning, William & Mary College “This is an extremely important book. It explores Swedish initiation and involvement in extractivist colonial and neocolonial projects in Africa and Asia, drawing attention to the discourses and politics that allowed Swedish companies, individuals, and state to operate as colonial and neocolonial actors without drawing objection or criticism.” • Magdalena Naum, Lund University

1. Per Hogselius
2. Siegfried Evens

The Nuclear-Water Nexus

1. Per , Högselius

Death on the Beach

"Högselius's curious and nimble mind leads readers down a captivating path." - SHELF AWARENESS, starred review A walk with Per Högselius, skirting shipwrecks and bodies, relics of war and vanished lives, is a deep-dive into landscape and culture. It leaves us fragile and shows us wonders. Holidaymakers go to the beach to play. The world's great writers, film makers and artists head there to tread the margins between life and death. In Death on the Beach, Per Högselius leads us in their footsteps. What do we find? Life-busting ideas, powerful landscapes, scenes to make you shiver, and an entry-gate to some of the most exciting books and films you've never heard of. Translated from Swedish by award-winner Agnes Broomé (The Gospel of the Eels), this gripping essay collection reveals that longing inside us that continues to draw us to the sea – even when so many have failed to return.

1. Per Högselius
2. Achim Klüppelberg

The Soviet Nuclear Archipelago

Explores the history of atomic power in the former Soviet Union through an innovative spatial approach, using the concept of an archipelago to map the nuclear industry's complex socio-technical and environmental history from military and civilian origins to post-Soviet Russian nuclear corporations.

1. P. Högselius

Red Gas

This book applies a systems and risk perspective on international energy relations, author Per Högselius investigates how and why governments, businesses, engineers and other actors sought to promote – and oppose– the establishment of an extensive East-West natural gas regime that seemed to overthrow the fundamental logic of the Cold War.