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Staffan Burenstam Linder
Hans Martin Staffan Burenstam Linder
Swedish economist and politician (1931–2000).
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Wikipedia | Staffan Burenstam Linder
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Staffan Burenstam Linder
Member of Political Party
Moderate Party
Instance Of
Human
Occupation
Economist
Politician
Date of Death
7/22/2000
Date of Birth
9/13/1931
Educated At
Stockholm School of Economics
Given Name
Staffan
Country of Citizenship
Sweden
Languages Spoken, Written or Signed
Swedish
Work Location
Strasbourg
City of Brussels
Stockholm
Place of Burial
Djursholms Begravningsplats
(8/8/2000 - )
Burial Plot Reference
:
02 ALEN 3168
Start Time
:
8/8/2000
Employer
Stockholm School of Economics
Place of Birth
Norberg
Name in Native Language
Staffan Burenstam Linder
Family Name
Burenstam
Linder
Place of Death
Djursholm
Sex or Gender
Male
Academic Degree
Civilekonom
(January 1954)
Point in Time
:
January 1954
Doctor of Business and Economics
(1961)
Point in Time
:
1961
Doctoral Advisor
Bertil Ohlin
Award Received
Honorary Doctor of the Catholic University of Louvain
(1998)
Point in Time
:
1998
Cause of Death
Lung Cancer
Manner of Death
Natural Causes
Position Held
17 items
Member of the European Parliament
(7/20/1999 - 4/15/2000)
Parliamentary Term
:
Fifth European Parliament
Parliamentary Group
:
European People's Party Group
Represents
:
Moderate Party
Electoral District
:
Sweden
Elected In
:
1999 European Parliament Election
Start Time
:
7/20/1999
End Time
:
4/15/2000
Member of the European Parliament
(10/9/1995 - 7/19/1999)
Parliamentary Term
:
Fourth European Parliament
Parliamentary Group
:
European People's Party Group
Represents
:
Moderate Party
Electoral District
:
Sweden
Start Time
:
10/9/1995
End Time
:
7/19/1999
Professor
(1974 - 1988)
Field of Work
:
International Economics
Employer
:
Stockholm School of Economics
Start Time
:
1974
End Time
:
1988
Q110936946
(1986 - 1995)
Replaces
:
Per-Jonas Eliæson
Replaced By
:
Claes-Robert Julander
Start Time
:
1986
End Time
:
1995
Minister of Trade
(10/8/1976 - 10/18/1978)
Replaces
:
Carl Lidbom
Replaced By
:
Hadar Cars
Member of Cabinet
:
Fälldin I Cabinet
Start Time
:
10/8/1976
End Time
:
10/18/1978
Minister of Trade
(10/12/1979 - 5/5/1981)
Replaces
:
Hadar Cars
Replaced By
:
Jan-Erik Wikström
Member of Cabinet
:
Fälldin II Cabinet
Start Time
:
10/12/1979
End Time
:
5/5/1981
Minister for Nordic Cooperation
(10/12/1979 - 5/5/1981)
Replaces
:
Bertil Hansson
Replaced By
:
Jan-Erik Wikström
Member of Cabinet
:
Fälldin II Cabinet
Start Time
:
10/12/1979
End Time
:
5/5/1981
Member of the Second Chamber
(1969 - 1970)
Electoral District
:
Stockholm County Constituency
Start Time
:
1969
End Time
:
1970
Member of the Swedish Riksdag
(1/11/1971 - 1/10/1974)
Parliamentary Term
:
1971–1973 Swedish Riksdag
Parliamentary Group
:
Moderate Party
Electoral District
:
Stockholm County Constituency
Elected In
:
1970 Swedish General Election
End Cause
:
Dissolution of Parliament
Start Time
:
1/11/1971
End Time
:
1/10/1974
Member of the Swedish Riksdag
(1/10/1974 - 10/4/1976)
Parliamentary Term
:
1974–1976 Swedish Riksdag
Parliamentary Group
:
Moderate Party
Electoral District
:
Stockholm County Constituency
Elected In
:
1973 Swedish General Election
End Cause
:
Dissolution of Parliament
Start Time
:
1/10/1974
End Time
:
10/4/1976
Member of the Swedish Riksdag
(10/4/1976 - 10/10/1976)
Parliamentary Term
:
1976–1979 Swedish Riksdag
Parliamentary Group
:
Moderate Party
Electoral District
:
Stockholm County Constituency
Elected In
:
1976 Swedish General Election
Replaced By
:
Birgitta Rydle
End Cause
:
Entering Government
Start Time
:
10/4/1976
End Time
:
10/10/1976
Member of the Swedish Riksdag
(10/19/1978 - 10/1/1979)
Start Time
:
10/19/1978
End Time
:
10/1/1979
Member of the Swedish Riksdag
(10/1/1979 - 10/11/1979)
Parliamentary Term
:
1979–1982 Swedish Riksdag
Parliamentary Group
:
Moderate Party
Electoral District
:
Stockholm County Constituency
Elected In
:
1979 Swedish General Election
Replaced By
:
Görel Bohlin
End Cause
:
Entering Government
Start Time
:
10/1/1979
End Time
:
10/11/1979
Member of the Swedish Riksdag
(6/9/1981 - 10/4/1982)
Parliamentary Term
:
1979–1982 Swedish Riksdag
Parliamentary Group
:
Moderate Party
Electoral District
:
Stockholm County Constituency
End Cause
:
Dissolution of Parliament
Start Time
:
6/9/1981
End Time
:
10/4/1982
Member of the Swedish Riksdag
(10/4/1982 - 10/3/1983)
Parliamentary Term
:
1982–1985 Swedish Riksdag
Parliamentary Group
:
Moderate Party
Electoral District
:
Stockholm County Constituency
Elected In
:
1982 Swedish General Election
Replaced By
:
Ulla Voss-Schrader
Start Time
:
10/4/1982
End Time
:
10/3/1983
Member of the Swedish Riksdag
(3/1/1984 - 9/30/1985)
Parliamentary Term
:
1982–1985 Swedish Riksdag
Parliamentary Group
:
Moderate Party
Electoral District
:
Stockholm County Constituency
End Cause
:
Dissolution of Parliament
Start Time
:
3/1/1984
End Time
:
9/30/1985
Member of the Swedish Riksdag
(9/30/1985 - 4/9/1986)
Parliamentary Term
:
1985–1988 Swedish Riksdag
Parliamentary Group
:
Moderate Party
Electoral District
:
Stockholm County Constituency
Elected In
:
1985 Swedish General Election
Replaced By
:
Jan Sandberg
End Cause
:
Resignation
Start Time
:
9/30/1985
End Time
:
4/9/1986
Name
Burenstam Linder i Djursholm
Object of Statement Has Role
:
Used in Swedish PM
Series Ordinal
:
1
Described by Source
Two-Chamber Parliament 1867–1970.
Unicameral Riksdag 1971-1993/94
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