Christoffer Carlsson
Christoffer Carlsson compare negli archivi di autorità della Bibliothèque nationale de France e della Deutsche Nationalbibliothek come scrittore e “Kriminologe” (nascita: 1986).
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Vita
Christoffer Carlsson nacque nel 1986 a Halmstad.
Attività
Stockholm è registrato come luogo di attività dalla Deutsche Nationalbibliothek.
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2013
2017
Christoffer Carlsson (born August 28, 1986, in Halmstad) is a Swedish criminologist and writer, best known for the crime novels about Leo Junker (2013–2017) and the ongoing Halland Suite (Hallandsviten).
Born — 1986 8 28
Birthplace — Halmstad, Sweden
Notable Works — Halland Suite
Occupation — * Criminologist
Genre — * Crime fiction
YA Crime
criminology
2023
Awards — Best Swedish Crime Novel Award (2013, 2023)
2024
Glass Key award (2024)
2010
Years Active — 2010–present
Christoffer Carlsson was born and raised near Lake Toftasjön, Marbäck, ten miles outside Halmstad.
2005
2014
He moved to Stockholm in 2005 to study criminology at Stockholm University and got a PhD in criminology in the spring of 2014.
He is active at the Institute for Futures Studies and the department of criminology at Stockholm University, where he is associate professor/reader.
2019
1992
In 2019, he received Stockholm University's Award for Good Teaching (Årets lärare) a prize that since 1992 can be given to teachers who "promote students' learning through outstanding pedagogical efforts, recognized interest and commitment to the development of teaching, and recognized teaching skills".
His thesis, Continuities and Changes in Criminal Careers, addresses the question of why people stop committing crimes.
2012
In 2012 he received The European Society of Criminology Young Criminologist Award for the article Using ‘Turning Points’ to Understand Processes of Change in Offending: Notes from a Swedish Study on Life Courses and Crime, published in the British Journal of Criminology.
Carlsson appears relatively regularly in the Swedish media, in debates about crime and punishment.
2016
In the spring of 2016, Carlsson wrote a research report on exit processes from violent extremism, published by the Institute for Futures Studies.
The novel Fallet Vincent Franke ("The Vincent Franke case"), Carlsson's debut, was published in 2010, when he was 23 years old.
His third novel, Den osynlige mannen från Salem ("The Invisible man from Salem"), won the Best Swedish Crime Novel Award in 2013 when he was 27 years old, making him the youngest ever recipient of the prize.
The last part in the Leo Junker series, Den tunna blå linjen ("The Thin Blue Line"), was nominated for the Best Swedish Crime Novel Award in 2017.
The series about Leo Junker is published in 20 countries, and the film rights have been sold.
His first novel for young people, Oktober är den kallaste månaden ("October is the coldest month"), was awarded Spårhunden ("The Bloodhound"), the Swedish Crime Writers' Academy's prize for the year's best Swedish children's and youth crime fiction, 2016.
After the end of the Leo Junker series in the spring of 2017, Carlsson began work on a new crime novel.
March 2019
Järtecken (Under the Storm) was released in March 2019.
The book is regarded as Carlsson's definitive breakthrough, was described as "a perfect novel about a crime" and shortly afterwards was nominated for Book of the Year 2019.
In autumn of 2019, the Swedish Crime Writers' Academy announced that Järtecken was one of five titles nominated for the award for the Best Swedish Crime Novel Award.
March 2021
The sequel, Brinn mig en sol (Blaze Me a Sun), was released in March 2021 and deals with the murder of Olof Palme.
During the year the book achieved great sales success, was nominated for Book of the Year and was described as one of the year's best crime novels.
In the spring of 2023, the third part, Levande och döda (The Living and the Dead), was released.
December 2023
Levande och döda was also nominated for Book of the Year (2023) and in December 2023 received the Best Swedish Crime Novel Award.
June 2024
In June 2024, Levande och döda was named the winner of the Glass Key award, the prize for the best Nordic crime novel of the year.
An Introduction to Life-Course Criminology (2016) by Christoffer Carlsson, Jerzy Sarnecki
Delinquency and drift revisited : the criminology of David Matza and beyond (2019) by Thomas Blomberg, Frank T.
Cullen, Christoffer Carlson, Cheryl Lero Jonson, editors.
Oktober är den kallaste månaden (2016), October is the Coldest Month (2017)
2015
Den osynlige mannen från Salem (2013), The invisible man from Salem (2015)
Den fallande detektiven (2014), The falling detective (2016)
Mästare, väktare, lögnare, vän (2015), Master, liar, traitor, friend (2017)
2018
Den tunna blå linjen (2017), The thin blue line (2018)
Järtecken (2019), Under the storm (2024)
2021
Brinn mig en sol (2021), Blaze me a sun (2023)
2025
Levande och döda (2021), The Living and the Dead (2025)
En liten droppe blod (2025)
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