Alexia Grosjean- Honorary research fellow at University of St Andrews
Alexia Grosjean
- Honorary research fellow at University of St Andrews
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Introduction
Historian of late 16th-century and 17th-century relations between Scotland, and the wider British Isles, and Sweden in particular, but also including Denmark and Norway.
Current institution
Education
April 1994 - November 1998
October 1988 - June 1993
University of Aberdeen
Field of study
- Celtic Studies
Publications
Publications (9)
THis article explores the settlement of Scottish migrants in Old Stockholm from the 16th-18th century. It looks to where the immigrants settles, their profession and social status, and whether something one might describe as one or more Scottish quarters eveloved. In so doing it discusses the built heritage of Old Stockholm and reviews the military...
This article describes a rare corpus of letters from a common soldier of the Thirty Years' War. They are mostly written to his mother, sister and wife
• “From the perspective of a Swedish historian, Steve Murdoch’s and Alexia Grosjean’s penetrating study appears not only as an inspiring contribution to European military history, especially with regard to its analysis of the interaction between Scottish society and Scottish soldiers abroad. It also enhances our understanding of official and unoffi...
This article discusses the role of one migrant ethnic group (in this case the Scots) and follows its involvement in the Swedish Parliament (Riksdag) in the Swedish in the early modern period. It seeks to establish whether the Scots used their ethnicity to form a particular constituency within the Swedish Parliament, or if they had become so well in...
Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Aberdeen, 1998.
