Suomalaisia keskiajan tutkimuksia: Veroja, laitoksia, virkamiehiä

A methodical study surveys medieval administration, taxation, and officeholders in Finland, outlining successive tax and governance periods, early crown economy, castle administration, exceptional levies and later reforms; it analyzes local tax forms and territorial units, the fur trade and related assemblies, Åland’s maritime institutions and levy system, coastal settlement patterns and fiscal capacity, legal and nationality questions between local and Swedish law, landholding and cultivation arrangements, transport and self-government, courts and judicial practice, church visitations and gift levies, labor obligations and construction duties, and the roles and revenues of medieval officials.