Will you be posting the answer to that question?
Much of his explanation of human motivation is identical to Nietzsche's Will to Power. Nietzsche said that a civilization's teleological function is to produce (only a few) great men. I'm interested to see if Lindbom agrees. Every popular attempt at societal analysis/futurism concentrates on "megatrends". Small is beautiful.
I've heard of Lindhom (only because of the Swedish connection) and never read him. You probably know he was a social democrat for many years before he started writing. It's impressive to even find these types, and generous to post them. Thank you.
(Library-full-of-books)
This is not at all what I'd intended on posting first ... consider it my response to the SOTU.
In addition to the "Myth of Democracy" piece, he's also got a section on Socialism (you're right about his background) and a stand-alone chapter entitled "Lucifer".
I started with Lucifer and worked my way backwards through the introduction by Claes Ryn (also excellent in many respects). My head was on fire by the time I got home.
I'm off on another hunt entirely but using the book to hold my favorite pen so I can savor him a while. I'll flag you to any future excerpts.