The Swedish Equine Sector in the 20th CenturyDuring the 20th century the equine sector in Sweden has transformed from being a sector closely related to agriculture, forestry, transport and the army to a sector related to leisure. The number of horses have changed too, from about 700 000 horses in the 1920s to 70 000 in the 1970’s. During the last decades the number has increased again and today there are about 300 000 horses in Sweden (maybe making Sweden the most “horse dense” //horses per capita in the world). Simultaneously the gender order of the sector has changed. Hundred years ago horses and the work around them were seen as masculine and a “real man” was a “horse man”. Today horses are connected to women, girls and a socially const...
Gender relations in Equestrian sports 1952-2000. The purpose of the paper is to compare Swedish and ...
When Sweden played host to the Equestrian competitions of the 1956 Olympics, social issues of class ...
National audienceAcross Europe, most estimates of equine economic activity demonstrate that traditio...
The Swedish Equine Sector in the 20th CenturyDuring the 20th century the equine sector in Sweden has...
The aim of this chapter is to analyse changing gender and social class patterns in equestrian sports...
Agrarian and political history of the development of the equine sector in Sweden in the 20th century
In this paper the supply and demand side of the 20th century horse sector is studied. In connection ...
Up until the end of the nineteenth century, horse-riding in Sweden was primarily practiced by army m...
The aim of this article is to discuss and problematize research on gender and sports within the equi...
BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE OF FELLOWSHIP The main purpose of the Fellowship was to examine the socio-eco...
The way we understand and treat our horses, like the purpose for which they are bred, is culturally ...
The purpose of this paper is to view Karlstad Municipality and their financial support to non-profit...
Equestrian sport underwent significant changes in Sweden during the twentieth century, from being co...
The horse as an “enabler” in horseback riding – the history of therapeutic horsemanship The purpo...
The aim of this study was to investigate differences in the housing of stallions, mares, and gelding...
Gender relations in Equestrian sports 1952-2000. The purpose of the paper is to compare Swedish and ...
When Sweden played host to the Equestrian competitions of the 1956 Olympics, social issues of class ...
National audienceAcross Europe, most estimates of equine economic activity demonstrate that traditio...
The Swedish Equine Sector in the 20th CenturyDuring the 20th century the equine sector in Sweden has...
The aim of this chapter is to analyse changing gender and social class patterns in equestrian sports...
Agrarian and political history of the development of the equine sector in Sweden in the 20th century
In this paper the supply and demand side of the 20th century horse sector is studied. In connection ...
Up until the end of the nineteenth century, horse-riding in Sweden was primarily practiced by army m...
The aim of this article is to discuss and problematize research on gender and sports within the equi...
BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE OF FELLOWSHIP The main purpose of the Fellowship was to examine the socio-eco...
The way we understand and treat our horses, like the purpose for which they are bred, is culturally ...
The purpose of this paper is to view Karlstad Municipality and their financial support to non-profit...
Equestrian sport underwent significant changes in Sweden during the twentieth century, from being co...
The horse as an “enabler” in horseback riding – the history of therapeutic horsemanship The purpo...
The aim of this study was to investigate differences in the housing of stallions, mares, and gelding...
Gender relations in Equestrian sports 1952-2000. The purpose of the paper is to compare Swedish and ...
When Sweden played host to the Equestrian competitions of the 1956 Olympics, social issues of class ...
National audienceAcross Europe, most estimates of equine economic activity demonstrate that traditio...