Person
Professor
- Division of Ethnology
- Department of Arts and Cultural Sciences
Contact information
E-mail susanne.lundinkultur.luse
Phone +46 46 222 41 79
Mobile +46 72 210 11 22
Room LUX:C418
Visiting address
Helgonavägen 3, Lund
Postal address
Box 192, 221 00 Lund
Internal post code 30
Susanne Lundin has successfully built an interdisciplinary research milieu at Lund University. Her research deals with cultural analysis of medical praxis with regard to new reproductive technologies, gene therapy, stem cell research, transplantations, and the use of transgenic animals. Her recent work has focus on following fields:
Organ transplantation and organ trafficking. Focus is on the criminal ways to meet the demands for transplants . HOTT Actions against organ trafficking, EU-project
Cultural aspects on neurodegenerative disorders (Parkinson’s and Huntington’s disease). She is PI for the Cultural Group in the Bagadilico Linné Consortium http://www.med.lu.se/bagadilico
The Human Stem Cell: Health, Hope, Bioeconomy.
Cultural science and criminology
Biomedicine atthe borders. Ethnography as a model to investigate biomedicine’s moraland legal grey areas and to provide a basis for international actions.
For completed projects, see About my research
Research
My profile in Lund University research portal
- Biomedicine at the borders. Ethnography as a model to investigate biomedicine’s moral and legal grey areas and to provide a basis for international actions (http://www.rj.se) (research leader)
- Clinical experiments for Huntington's disease. Recommendations to medical researchers regarding how to inform potential participants Swedish Research Council (research leader)
- Illegal drugs - gathering information from the public and doctors. A preliminary evaluation of the implementation of knowledge in society. LUinnovation/VINNOVA (Projekt ID: 2014-1006) (research leader)
- Falsified medicines in a multicultural society. Importance of knowledge exchange between the public and expertise (research leader)
- Falsified Medicines. What the public says and professionals know – knowledge exchange providing a basis for actions.
- Falsified medicines in a multi cultural society. Importance of knowledge exchange between the public and expertise.
- Challenges of biomedicine - socio-cultural contexts, European governance and bioethics (research leader)
- Educating the European Public for Biotechnology (2000 – 2002) (research leader)
- Spurious and falsified medicines - a danger to public and personal health (research leader)
- Future Bodies. Preventing organ trafficking – focusing on solutions to the organ shortage. (research leader)
- Bagadilico – a joint initiative for the development of novel therapies for basal ganglia disorders (research leader)
- Challenges of biomedcines
- Cultural science research on RNA editing for treatment of Huntington’s disease (research leader)
- HOTT Actions against organ trafficking (research leader)
- Humanities and Medicine (HuMe)
- Impact of Citizen Participation on Decision Making in a Knowledge Intensive Policy Field (research leader)
- The body as a gift, resource and commodity: Organ transplantation in the Baltic and East Europe region (research leader)
- cultural science and criminology (research leader)
- The Human Stem Cell: Health, Hope, Bioeconomy. (research leader)
- TRANSEURO: Focup group interviews on Parkinson's disease
Current projects:
Clinical experiments for Huntington's disease. Recommendations to medical researchers regarding how to inform potential participants (Swedish Research Council)
Illegal drugs - gathering information from the public and doctors. A preliminary evaluation of the implementation of knowledge in society. (LUinnovation/VINNOVA, Projekt ID: 2014-1006)
Ethnography as a model to investigate biomedicine’s moral and legal grey areas and to provide a basis for international actions (http://www.rj.se)
Completed projects:
-Organ transplantation and organ trafficking. Focus is on the criminal ways to meet the demands for transplants
- Cultural aspects on neurodegenerative disorders (Parkinson’s and - -Huntington’s disease). http://www.med.lu.se/bagadilico
- Impact of citizen participation on decision making in knowledge intensive policy fields, http://www.cit-part.at/
- Genetics and Democracy (Erik Philip-Sörensen Foundation)
- Organ som bristvara. Svenska patienter som blir transplanterade utomlands.(Gelinfonden http://www.gelinfonden.org/)
- From Phenotype to Genotype – towards a genetic normality? (Erik Philip-Sörensen Foundation)
- Människan, maten och måltiden i ett föränderligt samhälle (HSFR, The Swedish Research Council for Humanities and Social Sciences)
- Transformations of the Body (FRN, The Swedish Research Council for the Natural Sciences)
- Genetics, Genetic Engineering, and Everyday Ethics (RJ, The Bank of Sweden Tercentenary Foundation,)
- Cultural Perspectives on Xenotransplantation (Juvenile Diabets Foundation/Wallenberg)
- Bioscience, Knowledge, and Culture; Educating the European Public for Biotechnology (EU-project)
- Bodily Commodities: Ethical concerns About Biotechnology and Market (NOS-HS)
- Ethics as praxis. Cultural perspectives on ethic and moral concerns within stem cell research (Wallenberg)
- Challenges of Biomedicine. http://www.univie.ac.at/virusss/cob/respons.html
Books (5)
- Lundin, S. (2016). Organs for Sale An Ethnographic Examination of the International Organ Trade. Palgrave Pivot. Palgrave Macmillan.
- Lundin, S. (2014). Organ till salu. Natur och kultur.
- Lundin, S. (2014). Organer til salgs. Font Forlag.
- Lundin, S. (1997). Guldägget : föräldraskap i biomedicinens tid. Historiska Media.
- Lundin, S. (1992). En liten skara äro vi : en studie av typografer vid 1900-talets första decennier. Skrifter utgivna av Etnologiska sällskapet i Lund, 0347-3953. Carlsson Bokförlag.
Editorships (11)
- Lundin, S., Kroløkke, C., Petersen, M. N. & Muller, E. (2016). (Eds.) Global Bodies in Grey Zones : Hope, Health, Biotechnology. Stias Series of book publications, 8. African Sun Media.
- Liljefors, M., Lundin, S. & Wiszmeg, A. (2012). (Eds.) The atomized body : The cultural life of stem cells, genes and neurons. Nordic Academic Press.
- Lundin, S. & Ideland, M. (2012). (Eds.) Idenshikougaku to Shakai: gakusaiteki tenbou. Keisui http://www.keisui.co.jp.
- Jönsson, L.-E. & Lundin, S. (2007). (Eds.) Åldrandets betydelser. Studentlitteratur AB.
- Lundin, S. (2007). (Ed.) Gamla kroppar och nya tekniker, i Åldrandets Betydelser (red Jönsson & Lundin). Åldrandets betydelser. Studentlitteratur AB.
- Lundin, S. (2004). (Ed.) En ny kropp. Essäer om medicinska visioner och personliga val. Nordic Academic Press.
- Åkesson, L. & Lundin, S. (2002). (Ed.) Gene technology and economy. Nordic Academic Press.
- Åkesson, L. & Lundin, S. (2000). (Ed.) Arvets kultur : essäer om genetik och samhälle. Nordic Academic Press.
- Åkesson, L. & Lundin, S. (1999). (Ed.) Amalgamations : fusing technology and culture. Nordic Academic Press.
- Åkesson, L. & Lundin, S. (1996). (Ed.) Kroppens tid : om samspelet mellan kropp, identitet och samhälle. Natur och kultur.
- Lundin, S. & Åkesson, L. (1996). (Eds.) Bodytime. On the interaction of Body, Identity, and Society. Lund Studies in European Ethnology, 2. Lund University Press.
Articles (33)
- Funestrand, H., Liu, R., Lundin, S. & Troein, M. (2019). Substandard and falsified medical products are a global public health threat. A pilot survey of awareness among physicians in Sweden. Journal of Public Health, 41, 95-102. Oxford University Press.
- Lundin, S. & Liu, R. (2019). “Where and how do you buy medicines?” A pilot survey of consumption strategies among the public in Sweden. Journal of Public Health. Oxford University Press.
- Liu, R. & Lundin, S. (2016). Falsified Medicines : Literature review. Working Papers in Medical Humanities, 2. The Department of Arts and Cultural Sciences, Lund University.
- Lundin, S., Torkelson, E. & Petersen, M. (2016). “With This Disease, You Take Whatever Chances There Are”—A Study on Socio-Cultural and Psychological Aspects of Experiments Regarding Huntington’s Disease. Open Journal of Medical Psychology, 5, 72-72. SCIRP.
- Gunnarson, M. & Lundin, S. (2015). The Complexities of Victimhood : Insights from the Organ Trade. Somatechnics, 5, 32-51. Edinburgh University Press.
- Ambagtsheer, F., Gunnarson, M., Lundin, S., de Jong, J., Byström, I. & Weimar, W. (2014). The criminal patient?: A systematic review on patients' involvement in the human organ trade. Transplant Immunology, 31, 254-255. Elsevier.
- Ambagtsheer, F., Pascalev, A., de Jong, J., Lundin, S., Ivanovski, N., Codreanu, N., Gunnarson, M., Jankov, J., Frunza, M., Byström, I., Bos, M. & Weimar, W. (2014). Trafficking in human beings for the purpose of organ removal : A comprehensive literature review. Transplant Immunology, 31, 254-254. Elsevier.
- Alftberg, Å. & Lundin, S. (2012). 'Successful Ageing' in Practice: Reflections on Health, Activity and Normality in Old Age in Sweden. Culture Unbound. Journal of Current Cultural Research, 4, 481-497. Linköping University Electronic Press.
- Amelang, K., Anastasiadou-Christophidou, V., Beck, S., Constantinou, C., Johansson, A. & Lundin, S. (2012). Learning to eat strawberries in a disciplined way: Normalization practices following organ transplantation. Ethnologia Europaea, 41. Museum Tusculanum Press.
- Hagen, N., Hedlund, M., Lundin, S., Mulinari, S. & Kristoffersson, U. (2012). Genetics and democracy-what is the issue?. Journal of Community Genetics. Springer.
- Lundin, S. (2012). "I want a baby, don't stop me from being a mother." An ethnographic study on fertility technology in the medical gray zones. Cultural Politics, 8, 327-344. Duke University Press.
- Lundin, S. (2012). Organ Economy. Organ Trafficking in Moldova and Israel. Public Understanding of Science, 21, 226-241. SAGE Publications.
- O'Dell, T., Hagen, N., Lundin, S. & Petersén, Å. (2012). For Better or for Worse: Lifeworld, System and Family Caregiving for a Chronic Genetic Disease. Culture Unbound. Journal of Current Cultural Research, 4, 537-557. Linköping University Electronic Press.
- Wiszmeg, A., Lundin, S., Torkelson, E., Hagen, N. & Lundberg, C. (2012). Difficult Questions and Ambivalent Answers on Genetic Testing. Culture Unbound. Journal of Current Cultural Research, 4, 463-480. Linköping University Electronic Press.
- Hansson, K., Lundin, S., Kaleja, J., Putnina, A. & Idvall, M. (2011). Framing the public: the policy process around xenotransplantation in Latvia and Sweden 1970-2004. Science and Public Policy, 38, 629-637. Oxford University Press.
- Lundin, S. (2010). The declaration of Istanbul on organ trafficking and transplant tourism. Saudi journal of kidney diseases and transplantation : an official publication of the Saudi Center for Organ Transplantation, Saudi Arabia, 21, 47-138. Saudi Center for Organ Transplantation.
- Lundin, S. (2010). The global fertility industry: Commodification of the body in the wake of biotechnology. Baltic Worlds Pages, 4.
- Lundin, S. (2008). Organtrafficking i Östeuropa. Nätverket: kulturforskning i Uppsala, 15, 163-169. Institutionen för kulturantropologi och etnologi. Uppsala universitet.
- Lundin, S. (2008). The Declaration of Istanbul on organ trafficking and transplant tourism. Transplantation, 86, 8-1013. Lippincott Williams & Wilkins.
- Lundin, S. (2008). The Valuable Body. Baltic Worlds, 1, 6-8. CBEES.
- Lundin, S. (2008). Vieux corps et technologies nouvelles. Ethnologie Française. Presses universitaires de Paris Ouest.
- Idvall, M. & Lundin, S. (2007). Transplantations with kidneys from marginal donors. Risk patients' informed consent to different treatment alternatives. Ethnologia Scandinavica, 37, 47-62. Folklivsarkivet.
- Lundin, S. (2007). ...han fick det bättre i himmelen. ETN: etnologisk skriftserie, 3, 71-82. Etnologiska institutionen, Lunds universitet.
- Lundin, S. (2007). Moraliska räkenskaper - etik och praxis inom biomedicinsk forskning. Etikk i Praksis, 1, 77-98. Tapir akademisk forlag.
- Wachtler, C., Lundin, S. & Troein, M. (2006). Humanities for medical students? A qualitative study of a medical humanities curriculum in a medical school program. BMC Medical Education, 6. BioMed Central (BMC).
- Lundin, S. & Idvall, M. (2003). Attitudes of Swedes to marginal donors and xenotransplantation. Journal of Medical Ethics, 29, 186-192. BMJ Publishing Group.
- Lundin, S. (2002). Creating identity with biotechnology: the xenotransplanted body as the norm. Public Understanding of Science, 11, 333-345. SAGE Publications.
- Åkesson, L., Lundin, S., Kristoffersson, U., Tibell, A., Frykman, I. & Fredriksson, C. (2000). Naturvetare och kulturforskare kan överbrygga ämnesgränser. Läkartidningen, 97, 350-351. Swedish Medical Association.
- Lundin, S. & Widner, H. (2000). Attitudes to xenotransplantation : interviews with patients suffering from Parkinson's disease focusing on the conception of risk. Transplantation Proceedings, 32, 6-1175. Elsevier.
- Lundin, S. & Widner, H. (2000). Patientröster om xenotransplantation: "jag skulle göra allt, för jag vill inte dö!". Läkartidningen, 97, 3-1940. Swedish Medical Association.
- Åkesson, L. & Lundin, S. (1999). GenEtnologi. Om tvärvetenskapens vedermödor och belöningar. Kulturella perspektiv - svensk etnologisk tidsskrift, Årgång 8, 23-32. Föreningen Kulturella perspektiv.
- Åkesson, L. & Lundin, S. (1996). Creating Life and Exploring Death. Ethnologia Europaea, 26, 37-49. Museum Tusculanum Press.
- Åkesson, L. & Lundin, S. (1995). Att skapa liv och utforska död. Kulturella perspektiv - svensk etnologisk tidsskrift, 24-41. Föreningen Kulturella perspektiv.
Book chapters (21)
- Liu, R. & Lundin, S. (2020). Medicines in the grey market : A sociocultural analysis of individual agency. In Hansson, K. & Irwin, R. (Eds.) Movement of knowledge : Medical humanties perspectives on medicine, science, and experience (pp. 233-258). Nordic Academic Press.
- Lundin, S., Liu, R. & Troein, M. (2019). Läkemedel på nya arenor. In Höög, V., Kjärrholm, S. & Nilsson, G. (Eds.) Lund Studies in Arts and Cultural Sciences, Kultur X : 10-talet i kulturvetenskaplig belysning (pp. 117-127), 24. Department of Arts and Cultural Sciences, Lund University.
- Ambagtsheer, F., GUNNARSON, M., Linde, v. B., Ivanovski, N., Lundin, S., Byström, I. & Weimar, W. (2016). Organ Recipients who Paid for Kidney Transplantations abroad : A Report. In Ambagtsheer, F. & Weimar, W. (Eds.) Trafficking in Human Beings for the Purpose of Organ Removal : Results and Recommendations (pp. 69-90). Pabst Science Publishers.
- Frederike, A., GUNNARSON, M., de Jong, J., Lundin, S., Linde, v. B., Zvika, O., Byström, I. & Weimar, W. (2016). Trafficking in human Beings for the Purpose or Organ Removal : A Case Study Report. In Ambagtsheer, F. & Weimar, W. (Eds.) Trafficking in human Beings for the Purpose or Organ Removal : Results and Recommendations (pp. 91-116). Pabst Science Publishers.
- Humbracht, M., Hyun, I. & Lundin, S. (2016). Managing Hope and Spiritual Distress : The Centrality of the Doctor-Patient Relationship in Combatting Stem Cell Travel. In Malmkvist, E. & Zeiler, K. (Eds.) Routledge Studies in the Sociology of Health and Illness, Bodily exchanges, Bioethics and Border Crossing : Perspectives on Giving, Selling and Sharing Bodies. Routledge.
- Lundin, S. (2016). Fieldwork in Grey Zones : A case study on organ trafficking in the Philippines. In Lundin, S., Kroløkke, C., Petersen, M. N. & Muller, E. (Eds.) Global Bodies in Grey Zones : Health, Hope, Bioeconomy. African Sun Media.
- Pascalev, A., de Jong, J., Ambagtsheer, F., Lundin, S., GUNNARSON, M., Byström, I., Linde, v. B., Ivanovski, N. & Weimar, W. (2016). Trafficking in Human Beings for the Purpose of Organ Removal : A Comprehensive Literature Review. In Ambagtsheer, F. & Weimar, W. (Eds.) Trafficking in Human Beings for the Purpose of Organ Removal : Results and Recommendations (pp. 15-68). Pabst Science Publishers.
- Berglund, S. & Lundin, S. (2012). ‘I had to leave’. A cultural analysis of motives for commercial transplantations. In Svaneaus, F. & Gunnarson, M. (Eds.) The body as gift, resource and commodity (pp. 321-343). Södertörn Studies on Practical Knowledge.
- Lundin, S. (2012). Moral Accounting Stem Cell Researchers on the Individual and Society. In Liljefors, M., Lundin, S. & Wiszmeg, A. (Eds.) The Anatomized Body. The Cultural Life of Stem Cells, Genes and Neurons. Nordic Academic Press.
- Lundin, S. & Liljefors, M. (2012). Introduction. In Liljefors, M., Lundin, S. & Wiszmeg, A. (Eds.) The Atomized Body. The Cultural Life of Stem Cells, Genes and Neurons (pp. 15-40). Nordic Academic Press.
- Lundin, S. & Idvall, M. (2009). Riskpatienter med ansvar – att välja mellan en marginell och en fullgod donator. In Lindberg, K. L. & Blomberg, M. (Eds.) Mellan offentligt och privat. Elva berättelser om hälso- och sjukvården. Om styrning, praktik och intressen i hälso- och sjukvården. Santérus förlag.
- Lundin, S. (2007). Gamla kroppar och nya tekniker. In Jönsson, L.-E. & Lundin, S. (Eds.) Åldrandets betydelser. Studentlitteratur AB.
- Lundin, S. & Jönsson, L.-E. (2007). Åldrandets betydelser. In Jönsson, L.-E. & Lundin, S. (Eds.) Åldrandets betydelser. Studentlitteratur AB.
- Lundin, S. (2006). Biomedizinische Normalität. Kulturella Perspektiven auf die Xenotransplantation. In Simone, E. & Silke, S. (Eds.) Körper als Mass? Biomedizinische Eingriffe und ihre Ausswirkungen auf Körper- und Identitätsverständnisse (pp. 99-116). Hirzel Verlag, Stuttgart.
- Lundin, S. (2005). Investitionen in den Körper zahlen sich aus. In Beate, B., Silkde, G., Wolfgang, K. & Konrad, V. (Eds.) Ort. Arbeit. Körper. Ethnografie Europäischer Modernen (pp. 403-412). Waxmann Verlag.
- Lundin, S. (2004). Cultural Encounters. In Elster, J. & von Troil, H. (Eds.) How to best teach bioethics (pp. 104-110). Nordic Committee on Bioethics.
- Lundin, S. (2004). Etik som praxis. In Lundin, S. (Ed.) En ny kropp. Essäer om medicinska visioner och personliga val. Nordic Academic Press.
- Lundin, S. (2004). Kroppen värd att satsa på. In Molnár, V., Paulsson, G. & Andersson, G. (Eds.) Årsbok, Vetenskapssocieteten i Lund. Årsbok 2004 (pp. 28-37). Vetenskapssocieteten i Lund.
- Lundin, S. (2004). Moraliska räkenskaper. Stamcellsforskare om individ och samhälle. In Lundin, S. (Ed.) En ny kropp. Essäer om medicinska visioner och personliga val. Nordic Academic Press.
- Åkesson, L. & Lundin, S. (2000). Genethnology. Biomedicine and Everyday Practise. In Gerholm, L., Carlström, A. K. & Ramberg, I. (Eds.) Embodying Culture. Perspectives on Transfomations of Gender (pp. 104-109). Mångkulturellt centrum, Stockholm.
- Åkesson, L. & Lundin, S. (1997). Genetics, Genetic Engineering, and Everyday Ethics. In Lundin, S. & Ideland, M. (Eds.) Gene Technology and the Public. An Interdisciplinary Perspective (pp. 11-19). Nordic Academic Press.
Conference contributions (3)
- Liu, R. & Lundin, S. (2018). Where and how do you buy medicines? A social and cultural study of attitudes towards buying medicines online and abroad among Swedish public.
- Griessler, E., Beynon-Jones, S., Biegelbauer, P., Brierley, M., Brown, N., Einsiedel, E., Hansen, J., Hansson, K., Jones, M., Kaleja, E., Loeber, A., Lundin, S., Pichelstorfer, A., Putnina, A. & Versteeg, W. (2012). Xenotransplantation as policy problem: Comparing public debate and policies in an international perspective. Xenotransplantation, 19, 15-15. Wiley-Blackwell.
- Lundin, S. (2010). Organ trafficking. An ethnographic study on the selling of organs in Moldova and Israel. In Bos, M., van Busschbach, J. & Weimar, W. (Eds.) Organ Transplantation: Ethical, Legal and Psychosocial Aspects. Expanding the European Platform.
Reports (8)
- Lundin, S. & LIU, R. (2016). Where and how do you buy medicines? : Report. Department of Arts and Cultural Sciences, Lund University.
- Frederike, A., Gunnarson, M., Jessica, D. J., Lundin, S., Linde, v. B., Zvika, O., Byström, I. & Willem, W. (2014). Trafficking in human Beings for the Purpose or Organ Removal : A Case Study Report. http://hottproject.com, 3. http://hottproject.com.
- Frederike, A., Gunnarson, M., Linde, v. B., Ninoslav, I., Lundin, S., Byström, I. & Willem, W. (2014). Trafficking in human beings for the purpose of organ removal : Organ recipients who paid for kidney transplantation abroad. A report. www.hottproject.com, 2. www.hottproject.com.
- Assaya, P., Jessica, D. J., Frederike, A., Lundin, S., Ninoslav, I., Natalia, C., Gunnarson, M., Jordan, Y., Mihaela, F., Michael, B. & Willem, W. (2013). Trafficking in human beings for the purpose of organ removal : A Comprehensive Literature Review. http://hottproject.com. http://hottproject.com.
- Idvall, M., Wiszmeg, A. & Lundin, S. (2013). Focus group conversations on clinical possibilities and risks within Parkinson disease : a Swedish case study. Department of Arts and Cultural Sciences, Lund University.
- Hansson, K. & Lundin, S. (2011). CIT-PART: Report Case Study Sweden.
- Hansson, K. & Lundin, S. (2010). Nordic countries: Denmark, Norway and Sweden.
- Lundin, S. & Johansson, A. (2006). Challenges of biomedicine - Socio-cultural context, European Governance and Bioethics. Local Report Sweden. Department of European Ethnology, Lund University.
Working papers (1)
Reviews (1)
Articles in specialist publications and popular press (7)
- Lundin, S. (2019). ”Förfalskade läkemedel blir allt vanligare i Sverige”. Dagens nyheter (DN debatt).
- Lundin, S. & Liu, R. (2019). Fake drugs that could kill are on the rise in Western countries – here’s why. The Conversation.
- Troein, M., Lundin, S. & Liu, R. (2018). Läkemedel som hot. AllmänMedicin, 39, 39-42. Svensk förening för allmänmedicin.
- Lundin, S. (2011). Rika patienter och fattiga reservdelsmänniskor. Forskning & framsteg, 4, 45-47. Stiftelsen Forskning & Framsteg.
- Lundin, S. (2011). The Great Organ Bazar. Mareeg News. Project Syndicate, Project Syndicate.
- Lundin, S. (2010). Organhandel. Forskning & framsteg. Stiftelsen Forskning & Framsteg.
- Lundin, S. (2004). Utvidgad etikprövning - en utmaning för humanister och samhällsvetare. Axess. Axess Publishing AB, Axess Publishing AB.
Newspaper articles (10)
- Lundin, S. & Troein, M. (2020). ”Falska läkemedel lovar skydd mot corona”. Svenska Dagbladet Debatt. Svenska Dagbladet, Hb Svenska dagbladets AB & Co.
- Lundin, S. & Liu, R. (2019). The drugs don’t work : Fake medicines are on the rise because of people self-diagnosing and buying online. iNews, 31-31.
- Lundin, S. (2015). Falska läkemedel växande och underskattat hälsohot. Dagens Nyheter. Dagens Nyheter.
- Lundin, S. (2013). Vad är acceptabelt för att rädda liv?. Sydsvenskan. Sydsvenska Dagbladet.
- Bengtsson, B. O., Kaiserfeld, T., Lundin, S. & Nilsson, L. J. (2012). Lunds universitet vill prioritera humaniora och samhällsvetenskap. News Mill http://www.newsmill.se/node/44919.
- Hansson, K. & Lundin, S. (2012). Låt Lifegene bli ett mönsterprojekt. Skånska dagbladet, 23-23. AB Skånska Dagbladet.
- Lundin, S. (2011). The great organ bazar. Project Syndicate : a World of Ideas.
- Lundin, S. & Tibell, A. (2011). Svenskar kringgår lagen om organdonationer. Svenska Dagbladet. Svenska Dagbladet.
- Lundin, S. (2010). Bortom empirin. Inför mötet med döden växte sig livet starkare. Sydsvenskan. Sydsvenska Dagbladet.
- Lundin, S. (2009). En handel i skuggorna. Sydsvenskan, 4-4. Sydsvenska Dagbladet.
Supervision at Lund University (6)
- Wiszmeg, A. (2019). Cells in Culture, Cells in Suspense : Practices of Cultural Production in Foetal Cell Research. Lund Studies in Arts and Cultural Sciences, 21. Department of Arts and Cultural Sciences, Lund University. Dissertation.
- Gunnarson, M. (2016). Please Be Patient : A Cultural Phenomenological Study of Haemodialysis and Kidney Transplantation Care. Lund Studies in Arts and Cultural Sciences. Dissertation.
- Hagen, N. (2013). Modern Genes : Body, Rationality and Ambivalence. Lund Studies in Arts and Cultural Sciences, 2. Department of Arts and Cultural Sciences, Lund University. Dissertation.
- Alftberg, Å. (2012). Vad är det att åldras? : en etnologisk studie av åldrande, kropp och materialitet. Lunds universitet. Dissertation.
- Fioretos, I. (2009). Möten med motstånd : kultur, klass, kropp på vårdcentralen. Institutionen för kulturvetenskaper, Lunds universitet. Dissertation.
- Hansson, K. (2007). I ett andetag : En kulturanalys av astma som begränsning och möjlighet. Critical Ethnography Press. Dissertation.
Teaching
Other tasks and qualifications
PRE- AND POSTDOCTORAL PERIODS OUTSIDE LUND UNIVERSITY (LU)
- Institut europäische Ethnologie, Universität Hamburg
- Ethnologisches Institut, Universität Tübingen
- Department of Anthropology, Cambridge University
- Visiting Professor, Centre for Studies in Practical Knowledge, Södertörn Högskola
- Visiting fellow at Humboldt University, Berlin
- Visiting fellow at Stellenbosch Institute for Advanced Studies, Stellenbosch/South Africa
DISTINCTIONS
•1998, Inga and John Hains Foundation for Research in Humanities
•1998, The Royal King Gustav Adolf Academy
•2004, The Academy of Letters, Lund University
•2009, Kungl. Fysiografiska Sällskapet, Lund Unversity
•2012, The Roayal Swedish Academy of Sciences
•2014, Wendelapriset
•2014, The Royal Swedish Academy of Engineering Sciences
•2014, The Swedish Foundation for kidney disease
NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL ASSIGNMENTS OF IMPORTANCE
Centre for Gender Studies, Lund University (DISA)
Swedish Committee for Working Class History
Committee for Women Studies, Lund University
The Swedish Gene Technology Advisory Board
Committee for Humanities and Medicine, Lund University
Nordic Committee on Bioethics/Nordic Council of Ministers
The Swedish Research Council Working Committee (Vetenskapsrådet)
Working Committee, Vårdalinstitutet
Scandinavian Excellens Project, Lund University
Mentor, The Mentor Program, Faculty of Humanities and Theology
Council for Research and Development at Lund University
The Swedish Research Council Working Committee (Vetenskapsrådet)
Joint Committee for the Nordic Research Councils for the Humanities and Social Sciences (NOS-HS)
The Swedish Research Council, Steering Committee for Social Science- and Humanities (Vetenskapsrådet/Ämnesrådet HS)
Steering Group for the Lund University Research Evaluation Project, ResQ-08
Member in The Pufendorf Institute, Lund University
Member/organizer of Sandblomdagen, Lund Universtity
Mentor, Academic Traineeship, Lund University
Member/national representative for DICG (Declaration of Istanbul Custodian Group, Organ Trafficking)
APPOINTMENTS
Expert and reviewer: The Swedish Research Council, The Bank of Sweden Tercentenary Foundation, Östersjöstiftelsen, The Research Council of Norway, Calgary Institute for the Humanities/Canada, Public Understanding of Science Department of Communication Cornell University/Canada, Economic & Social Research Council/UK, The Marcus and Amalia Wallenberg Foundation/SE, Ebbe Koch Foundation/SE, Journal of Public Health, Ethnologia Europaea Journal of European Ethnology,
Dissertation opponent: Sweden, Norway and Denmark.
Professor
- Division of Ethnology
- Department of Arts and Cultural Sciences
Contact information
E-mail susanne.lundinkultur.luse
Phone +46 46 222 41 79
Mobile +46 72 210 11 22
Room LUX:C418
Visiting address
Helgonavägen 3, Lund
Postal address
Box 192, 221 00 Lund
Internal post code 30