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Articles by Helene Carlbäck

1. Margareta Tillberg in memorial

   Margareta Tillberg has died, at the age of 63 years. Margareta Tillberg had a great commitment to what she did, and she still would have had a lot to give of her knowledge.

2. Revolution. Russian Art 1917–1932

   In the much visited and favorably reviewed exhibition “Revolution. Russian Art 1917—1932” held at the Royal Academy of Arts in February through April 2017, a large number of works was displayed, borrowed from art museums all over Russia and other countries, as well as from private collections.

3. Fatherly emotions in Soviet Russia

   New legislation at the end of the 1960s contained clearer procedural rules for marrying and divorcing and material regulations on support payments for children after divorce. Family values and domestic comfort increasingly occupied people’s minds from the 1960s onwards. This decade can be regarded as the point when, for the first time, public demands were made on men to be present in the family and more involved and engaged in their role as fathers.

4. Aleksanteri Annual Conference 2016 LIFE & DEATH IN RUSSIA

   The Russian welfare state has undergone deep structural transformations during the last twenty-five years. The aim of the 16th Annual […]

5. How to do business with Russia. Guidelines for businesspeople

   Katerina Smetanina, Når Ivar møter Ivan. Å gjøre forretninger i Russland [When Ivar meets Ivan. How to do business in Russia] Oslo: Arneberg Forlag, 2014, 548 pages.

6. Women about women. Discourses on both sides of the Iron Curtain

   At the exact time that voices in the Swedish public debate increasingly questioned obstacles to women’s participation in professional work on an equal footing with men, the opposite tendency could be observed in Soviet Russian debates. Here an excerpt from a paper presented at the Aleksanteri Institute’s ninth annual conference.