Malm, Andreas, 1977-
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Name (Hebrew)
מאלם, אנדראס, 1977-
Name (Latin)
Malm, Andreas, 1977-
Date of birth
1977-11-11
Associated country
Sweden
Field of activity
Human ecology
Occupation
College teachers
Journalists
Political activists
Associated Language
swe
Gender
male
MARC
MARC
Sources of Information
- Bulldozers mot ett folk, 2002:title page (Andreas Malm) ( (Climate & Capitalism website, July 12, 2018: interview posted February 5, 2018 (Andreas Malm; an internationally renowned researcher and authority in the field of human ecology; for many years he was a well-known character of the non-parliamentarian, far-left Sweden. He started out with Palestine activism in the 1990s, which led to the book Bulldozers against a people, then wrote two books on the workers' struggle in Iran with Shora Esmailian. By the 2010s he became interested in climate change and capitalism and his book The progress of this storm makes the case for a Marxist perspective on the climate)) )
- LIBRIS, 13 August 2004(hdg.: Malm, Andreas, 1977-)
- faculty webpage (Andreas Malm, Associate senior lecturer; current research looks at the rise of coal as a source of mechanical energy in industrial production and transportation in nineteenth-century Britain and its Empire; [email protected] ( (Lund University website, July 12, 2018:) )
- Swedish Wikipedia, viewed May 20, 2021(Andreas Malm; Andreas Samuel Magnus Malm; born November 11, 1977, in Fässberg parish in Mölndal; human ecologist, journalist and political activist; author of Bulldozers mot ett folk (Bulldozers against a people))
- Bulldozers mot ett folk, c2002:t.p. (Andreas Malm)
- LIBRIS, 13 Aug. 2004(hdg.: Malm, Andreas, 1977-)
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Andreas Malm at Code Rood 2018 (cropped)
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Wikipedia description:
Andreas Malm (born 1977) is a Swedish journalist and academic. He is a senior lecturer in human ecology and associate professor of human geography at Lund University. He is a member of the editorial board of the scholarly journal Historical Materialism and has described himself as a Marxist. Naomi Klein quoted Malm in her book This Changes Everything and has called him "one of the most original thinkers on the subject [of the climate crisis]."
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