Dr. Andreas Mørkved Hellenes
Andreas Mørkved Hellenes is an affiliated postdoctoral researcher at Clare Hall College and a visiting scholar at the Faculty of History. He is a graduate of Sciences Po Paris and holds a PhD in History from the same establishment (2019). He has also been a trainee at the Norwegian Mission to the European Union in Brussels and teaches at Sciences Po Paris and Chalmers University of Technology.
Dr Mørkved’s main research interests lie in the study of political, cultural, and economic entanglements between the Nordic region and the continent. His current research project is funded by the Swedish Research Council and analyses the ambitions and failures of a sustainable border-crossing transport system, planned to economically integrate Scandinavia into the European Union during the 1980s and 1990s, with comparative outlooks to contemporary projects elsewhere in Europe.
Select publications
- Andreas Mørkved Hellenes & Carl Marklund, “The diplomat and the entrepreneur: Olof Aschberg –master of diplomacy, converter of capital, trader in trust”, Diplomatica, fc., 2023.
- Andreas Mørkved Hellenes, “Näringslivets identitetspolitik. Positiva Sverige, 1984-1995” in J.Andersson et al (eds.), Marknadens tid (Lund: Nordic Academic Press, fc., 2023).
- Alan Granadino, Andreas Mørkved Hellenes & Carl Marklund (eds.), Visions of the Nordic Model in Northern and Southern Europe, 1970s-1990s (Stockholm: Södertörn University, 2023).
- Byron Rom-Jensen, Andreas Mørkved Hellenes, Mary Hilson & Carl Marklund, “Modelizing the Nordics: Transdiscursive Migrations of Nordic Models, c. 1965- 2020”, Scandinavian Journal of History, 2022.
- Andreas Mørkved Hellenes & Carl Marklund, “Cultural affinity and small-state solidarity. Sweden and global north-south relations in the 1970s”, 124-141 in A. Granadino et al (eds.), Rethinking European Social Democracy and Socialism. The History of the Centre-Left in Northern and Southern Europe in the Late 20th Century (London: Routledge, 2022).
- Andreas Mørkved Hellenes, “Tracing the Nordic model. French creations, Swedish appropriations and Nordic articulations”, 83-101 in H. Byrkjeflot et al (eds.), The Making and Circulation of Nordic Models, Ideals and Images (London: Routledge, 2021).
- Nikolas Glover & Andreas Mørkved Hellenes, “A ‘Swedish Offensive’ at the World’s Fairs: Advertising, Social Reformism and the Roots of Swedish Cultural Diplomacy, 1935–1939”, Contemporary European History, 30:2, 2021, 284-300.
- Andreas Mørkved Hellenes, “‘New Gustavians’. Sweden, Europe and the return of the 18th century during the 1990s crisis”, Culture Unbound, 13:2, 2021, 90-113.
- Andreas Mørkved Hellenes, Haakon Ikonomou, Carl Marklund & Ada Nissen, “Nordic Nineties: Remodelisations of Scandinavia inside and outside the region”, Culture Unbound, 13:2, 2021, 1-15.
- Andreas Mørkved Hellenes, “Pilgrims and Missionaries of Social Peace: Geneva and Pontigny as Sites of Scandinavian Internationalism in Late Interwar Europe”, Nordic Journal of Educational History, 7:2, 2020, 5-29.
- Andreas Mørkved Hellenes, Fabricating Sweden. Studies in Swedish public diplomacy in France from the 1930s to the 1990s, PhD diss. (Sciences Po Paris and University of Oslo, 2019).
- Andreas Mørkved Hellenes & Carl Marklund, “Sweden Goes Global: Francophonie, Palme, and the North-South Dialogue during the Cold War”, Histoire@Politique, 35, 2018.
- Andreas Mørkved Hellenes, “L’Institut suédois et l’image de la Suède à Paris après la Deuxième Guerre mondiale”, Revue d’histoire nordique, n. 19, 205-222, 2016.
- Andreas Mørkved Hellenes: “Culture et information. Le Centre culturel suédois et sa création”, in S. Briens & M. Cedergren (eds.), Médiations interculturelles entre la France et la Suède: Trajectoires et circulations de 1945 à nos jours (Stockholm: Stockholm University Press, 2015), 99-110.
