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This project offers a new understanding of how, under which circumstances and why different forms and degrees of coercive regulations and practices have shaped the labor market and working conditions in Sweden.
The aim of the project has been to investigate the political discussions about, and the bureaucratic handling of, Swedish drug abuse treatment during the years 2001-2015.
This qualitative study explores sexual consent in youths’ relationships
Analyses of local variation in measures aimed at youth not in employment, education or training
This project addresses the fundamental question at the heart of the mind-body problem: what is the nature of the mind, and how does it relate to the physical world? Two main views have traditionally been defended: physicalism, on which matter is more fundamental than mind; and dualism, on which matter and mind are equally fundamental.
The study examines how ideas about marketisation and privatisation of the Swedish higher education sector emerged, spread through public debate and eventually became part of education policy. Particular focus is placed on Timbro’s role as a forum for people from the worlds of politics, academia, business and the media. The analysis highlights how ideas and policy proposals take shape through the interaction between these sectors.
The theoretical foundation of what we call (spatial) planning sciences or studies is difficult to grasp. Even researchers in the field of planning disagree on what is meant by a planning theory, by the core of planning or by the subject of planning sciences.
This long-term, multidisciplinary research project explors the relationship between memory and futurity by uniting scholars from memory studies, literary studies, intellectual history, postcolonial, and ecocritical fields.
At the Centre for Research on Bilingualism, we do research and education in Bilingualism. Our research focuses on multilingualism and society, the bilingual individual, and Swedish as a second language. We provide education at the undergraduate level, advanced level, and postgraduate level.
How did poets in the Norse world and Anglo-Saxon England create memorable and expressive verse? The project compares word pairs and related binary expressions – recurring and distinctive features of Old Norse and Old English poetry – to shed light on shared traditions, cultural differences, and the building blocks of early Germanic poetic language.
The overarching purpose of LIGNOMEMB is to use spherical lignin particles to develop new biocatalytic membranes for enzyme-assisted chemical reactions and separation processes.
Biochemistry is the scientific field concerning the chemical reactions that occur within living organisms.
The self-purification capacity of rivers is an important ecosystem service (ES). Dominated by microbial biodegradation it eliminates stable and mobile contaminants from the water cycle. The project aims for a first systematic assessment of the ES in 20 rivers for hundreds of micropollutants.
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Bioethics and Political Philosophy: Nordic Perspectives is a workshop series that brings together philosophers, bioethicists, and other researchers from Nordic and Baltic countries whose work is at the intersection of bioethics and political philosophy.
Bioinformatics as a scientific field has emerged and evolved during the last decades as a consequence of the large amount of sequence data generated in other biological and medical fields.
The research in Bioorganic chemistry is based on Organic chemistry and borders Biochemistry and Biophysics; the three-dimensional structure as well as molecular interactions of chemically synthesized or isolated biomolecules are investigated and unraveled.
Biophysics is the science that concerns the physics of living organisms.
Biodiversity dilemmas in ordinary places
The aim of the project is a critical edition of the entire Old Swedish text corpus of Birgitta’s (1303–1373) texts, both her revelations and other shorter texts. An additional goal is to provide transcriptions of all manuscripts including fragmentary material.
