Miriam Jensen Tveit (born 1979 in Oslo) is a Norwegian historian at Nord University in Bodø.
 
She has her Ph.D. in Cultural and Social Sciences from the University of Tromsø in 2017, with the thesis In Search of Legal Transmission – Inheritance and Compensation for Homicide in Medieval Secular Law.[1]
Tveit has particularly worked on topics such as legal history in the early Middle Ages with particular emphasis on Western Europe.

Miriam Jensen Tveit (born 1979 in Oslo) is a Norwegian historian at Nord University in Bodø. She has her Ph.D. in Cultural and Social Sciences from the University of Tromsø in 2017, with the thesis In Search of Legal Transmission – Inheritance and Compensation for Homicide in Medieval Secular Law.[1] Tveit has particularly worked on topics such as legal history in the early Middle Ages with particular emphasis on Western Europe.

Ambiguity of urban hospitality in the Norwegian realm

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Ambiguity of urban hospitality in the Norwegian realm