Swedish educator. He was active at Lund University as well as Upsala University. Studying law at both colleges, he became a Doctor of Law in 1965 on a theses about social services' handling of asocial youth, and became a professor of Public Law in 1977. He wrote a number of books on legal matters and was also a government adviser on such topics. He tried to help Prince Sigvard Bernadotte in the well-known 1980s dispute with the royal court about the latter's titles, and as late as 2017 issued a statement published in the Swedish version of "Princes and Princess Bernadotte in Luxembourg's Nobility" (2017) certifying that new documentation from Luxembourg proved Sigvard Bernadotte right.
Swedish educator. He was active at Lund University as well as Upsala University. Studying law at both colleges, he became a Doctor of Law in 1965 on a theses about social services' handling of asocial youth, and became a professor of Public Law in 1977. He wrote a number of books on legal matters and was also a government adviser on such topics. He tried to help Prince Sigvard Bernadotte in the well-known 1980s dispute with the royal court about the latter's titles, and as late as 2017 issued a statement published in the Swedish version of "Princes and Princess Bernadotte in Luxembourg's Nobility" (2017) certifying that new documentation from Luxembourg proved Sigvard Bernadotte right.
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