From Sundsvall to Saltsjöbaden: A Regional Approach to Strikes and Protests in the Swedish Labor Market 1859-1938
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The project assembles a unique regional panel-dataset on strikes and lockouts (work stoppages) between 1859 and 1938. The regional dimension allows to use communities as mini-laboratories for studying how conflict and compromises come about at the local level. By holding factors constant at the regional and industry level,it is possible to analyze the relative importance of local economic conditions, union strategies and political influence as they evolve over time. The datasets described in this document have been extracted and digitized in the project Från Sundsvall till Saltsjöbaden: Ett regionalt perspektiv på strejker och protester på den svenska arbetsmarknaden [From Sundsvall to Saltsjöbaden: A regional approach to strikes and protests in the Swedish labour rmarket] (VR 2014-1491). The project members were Kerstin Enflo (PI), Tobias Karlsson and Jakob Molinder. Research assistance: Diego Cattolica, Maria Lundborg, Emelie Rhone Till, Scott Sutherland, Pedro Salas Rojo. Geo-coding: Robert Larsson, Erik Olofsson. There are three interrelated datasets in this database. 1) The longest dataset 1859-1938 is built upon two separate datasets, covering the periods 1859-1902 and 1903-1927 that were extracted directly from printed sources, and information extracted from primary sources for the period 1928-1938. This dataset has been harmonized and covers only the number of work stoppages by location. 2) The first underlying dataset covers the period 1859-1902 and include many more variables. The data is recorded at the level of each work stoppage. 3) The second underlying dataset covers 1903-1927 and include many more variables The data is recorded at the level of each work stoppage. All datasets, sources and variables included are further described in the documentation. Cite dataset 1 as: Molinder, Jakob, Tobias, Karlsson & Kerstin Enflo (2018) "The power resource theory revisited: what explains the decline in industrial conflicts in Sweden?" Centre for Economic Policy Research (CEPR), s. 1-27 27 s.(Discussion Paper series; nr. DP13130) and Karlsson, Tobias (2019) “Strikes and lockouts in Sweden: revisiting Raphael’s list of work stoppages 1859-1902”, Lund Papers in Economic History 192. Cite dataset 2 as: Karlsson, Tobias (2019) “Strikes and lockouts in Sweden: revisiting Raphael’s list of work stoppages 1859-1902”, Lund Papers in Economic History 192. Cite dataset 3 as : Enflo, Kerstin & Tobias Karlsson (2018) "From conflict to compromise: the importance of mediation in Swedish work stoppages 1907-1927", European Review of Economic History, hey023, https://doi.org/10.1093/ereh/hey023
本项目构建了一套独特的1859年至1938年间罢工与停工（work stoppages）的区域面板数据集。 区域维度设计允许以社区作为微型实验室，研究地方层面冲突与妥协的形成机制。 通过固定区域与行业层面的影响因素，可分析随时间演变的地方经济状况、工会策略及政治影响力的相对重要性。 本文所述数据集提取并数字化自项目《从松兹瓦尔到萨尔茨约巴登：瑞典劳动力市场罢工与抗议的区域视角》（Från Sundsvall till Saltsjöbaden: Ett regionalt perspektiv på strejker och protester på den svenska arbetsmarknaden，英文译名：From Sundsvall to Saltsjöbaden: A regional approach to strikes and protests in the Swedish labour market）（资助号VR 2014-1491）。 项目组成员包括Kerstin Enflo（项目负责人）、Tobias Karlsson与Jakob Molinder。 研究助理：Diego Cattolica、Maria Lundborg、Emelie Rhone Till、Scott Sutherland、Pedro Salas Rojo。 地理编码：Robert Larsson、Erik Olofsson。 本数据库包含三套相互关联的数据集： 1） 最长时间跨度的1859-1938年数据集由两套独立数据集整合而成：一套覆盖1859-1902年，另一套覆盖1903-1927年，均直接从印刷文献中提取；另有1928-1938年时段的信息取自原始文献。 该数据集已完成标准化处理，仅收录按地点分类的劳资停工数量。 2） 第一套基础数据集覆盖1859-1902年，包含更多变量，数据按单次劳资停工为单位记录。 3） 第二套基础数据集覆盖1903-1927年，包含更多变量，数据按单次劳资停工为单位记录。 所有数据集、来源及变量的详细说明参见配套文档。 数据集1的引用格式： Molinder, Jakob, Tobias Karlsson & Kerstin Enflo (2018)《权力资源理论再探讨：瑞典产业冲突衰减的成因探析》，经济政策研究中心（CEPR），第1-27页，共27页（讨论论文系列；编号DP13130）；以及Karlsson, Tobias (2019)《瑞典罢工与停工：重审拉斐尔1859-1902年劳资停工名录》，隆德经济史论文集（Lund Papers in Economic History）192号。 数据集2的引用格式： Karlsson, Tobias (2019)《瑞典罢工与停工：重审拉斐尔1859-1902年劳资停工名录》，隆德经济史论文集（Lund Papers in Economic History）192号。 数据集3的引用格式： Enflo, Kerstin & Tobias Karlsson (2018)《从冲突到妥协：调解在瑞典劳资停工中的重要性（1907-1927）》，《欧洲经济史评论》（European Review of Economic History），hey023，https://doi.org/10.1093/ereh/hey023
