The GaW team 2020–2022
The project leader of GaW is Professor Maria Ågren. The major part of the funding has been secured in her position as a Wallenberg Scholar and a Rådsprofessor of The Swedish Research Council. Maria Ågren presents and represents the project in many international and national contexts. She is responsible for questions concerning the budget and funding of the project.
Jonas Lindström and Karin Hassan Jansson are the research leaders of the project. They are responsible for seminars, workshops and meetings but mainly focus on GaW research. Jonas Lindström is also in charge of further developing the GaW database.

Maria Ågren, project leader of GaW

Jonas Lindström, research leader of GaW

Karin Hassan Jansson, research leader of GaW
There are three PhD students in the project: Caroline Lindroth, Jezzica Israelsson and Carolina Menker.

Caroline Lindroth, PhD student in GaW

Jezzica Israelsson, PhD student in GaW

Carolina Menker, PhD student in GaW
Sofia Ling is the project coordinator. She leads the work of research assistants and trainees and works with quality assurance of the database content. Linnea Henningsson works as a research assistant. She transcribes court records from the Swedish province of Västmanland and registers cases in the database. Örjan Kardell is a research assistant and researcher. He mainly works on the petition project (coordinated by GaW), where he registers and indexes petitions sent to the Governor’s Administration of the province of Örebro in the 18th century.

Sofia Ling, project coordinator of GaW

Örjan Kardell, researcher and research assistant in GaW

Linnea Henningsson, research assistant in GaW
Also, Carl-Mikael Wærn-Carlsson, Marie Ulväng and Christopher Pihl participate as researchers in this project phase.

Carl Mikael Wærn-Carlsson, researcher in GaW

Marie Ulväng, researcher in GaW

Christopher Pihl, researcher in GaW
The GaW database is constructed by our partners at the Centre for Demographic and Ageing Research (CEDAR), Umeå University. It is continuously developed closely with the research project GaW and will soon be released in a new version.

Maria Larsson, project leader, CEDAR, Umeå University

Jimmy Ljungberg, system developer, CEDAR, Umeå University

Josef Höglund, system developer, CEDAR, Umeå University

Roger Lund, system developer, CEDAR, Umeå University
Collaborations
GaW has had a close collaboration with several other research projects through the years. Some of them are listed below.

Freedom of the Streets, led by Danielle van den Heuvel at University of Amsterdam.

Houses and social practices in Swedish towns 1600-1850, led by Dag Lindström, Uppsala University.

FORMSofLABOUR, led by Jane Wittle at University of Exeter.

Dealing with Difference, led by Ann-Catrin Östman, Åbo Akademi University

Occupational structure and income in the long run, led by Carmen Sarasúa at Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona

Doing House and Family, led by av Joachim Eibach, the University of Bern

"From quill to bytes" led by Anders Brun, Uppsala Univeristy

"The occupational structure of England 1371-1911" led by Leigh Shaw-Taylor, Cambridge University

"History of Labour Relations 1500-2000" led by Karin Hofmeester, The International Institute of Social History, Amsterdam

"LUMEN" (Lutheran Mentality), led by Bo Kristian Holm and Nina Javette Koefoed, Aarhus University

The Swedish Diachronic Corpus led by Eva Pettersson, Uppsala University