Rodney Edvinsson: Research, Publications and Official Profile

Rodney Edvinsson and his research#

Stockholm University lists Rodney Edvinsson in its Department of Economic History and International Relations. The Riksbank identifies him as project coordinator for Historical Monetary Statistics of Sweden, a project useful for studying long-run economic and financial change. These institutional records support the affiliation and project role stated here. S181S183

• Official Stockholm University profile: current institutional contact details and affiliation.
• Historical Monetary Statistics of Sweden: research volumes, historical series and project information.
• Cambridge book and introduction record: Sveriges Riksbank and the History of Central Banking, co-edited with Tor Jacobson and Daniel Waldenström in 2018. S052

This is an independent guide to his economic-history work, not his personal website or a claim that he authored or reviewed SmartBanker. The university profile is the appropriate destination for contacting him.

Historical Monetary Statistics of Sweden#

The Riksbank project lists three volumes: exchange rates, prices and wages for 1277–2008; house prices, stock returns, national accounts and the Riksbank balance sheet for 1620–2012; and banking, bonds, national wealth and Stockholm house prices for 1420–2020. Their date ranges differ because the subjects and historical evidence differ. S183

For a banking-history question, the banking and balance-sheet material is particularly relevant; for long-run purchasing power, prices and wages are a different starting point. The project explains the difficulty of keeping definitions consistent over time. A historical observation should be read with the relevant volume's definitions rather than assumed identical to a modern statistical category. S183

Selected publication and bibliographic scope#

The Cambridge record identifies Edvinsson, Jacobson and Waldenström as editors of the 2018 central-banking volume. Editorial credit is different from authorship of every chapter. The record establishes the book and editors; it does not establish that the whole text has been inspected for this guide. The book offers a route into the history of the Riksbank and comparative central banking. S052

The links above are a selected research guide, not a complete bibliography. For a particular paper, identify its title, co-authors, publication and version before relying on a finding. The institutional and publisher pages are preferable starting points to an unsourced biographical summary.