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The purpose of the study is to explore the many functions of waste in Swedish children’s picture books, television series, and theater performances from 1967 to 1977, a period that has been highlighted by previous research as notably concerned with green politics, environmental degradation, and recycling.
This citizen science project was launched in May 2021, and since then citizens have been engaged in finding new knowledge about algae along the Swedish coast in the Baltic Sea. The project will be summarized in a peer reviewed article.
We study the coagulation of hemolymph as part of wound healing and innate immunity.
The overall aims of this study are to consider and analyse the legal coordination between company names and trade marks, and to examine the extent to which this complies with the EU harmonized trade mark law.
This dissertation project by Martina Wiksten examines girls' humor practices and friendly negotiations around humor and its boundaries. The study is based on ethnographic material collected through fieldwork at a youth center, focus group interviews, and analyses of humorous clips on social media.
The aim of the project is to investigate the creative writing process in self-translated texts. The project is based on a case study focusing on Marika Stiernstedt's four self-translations, published in French between 1917 and 1935. Stiernstedt (1875-1954) is little known as a self-translator.
A research project exploring how a stronger legal framework can support both economic growth and social development in Africa – in line with the objectives of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA).
The aim of this project is to show how Swedish consumer society was maintained and transformed in relation to gender and citizenship during World War II.
Since the 1990s fundamental transformations of international organizations (IOs) such as the World Trade Organization and the African Union have taken place, witnessing a shift from interstate cooperation to the involvement of transnational actors (TNAs), such as non-governmental organizations and social movements.
The Design of International Institutions: Legitimacy, Effectiveness, and Distribution in Global Governance. Why have international institutions over the past decades increasingly opened up to transnational actors, such as NGOs, social movements, and multinational corporations?
The overall purpose of the project is to investigate students' learning and to develop assessment instrument for assessing students' knowledge of programming to support and develop the teaching of programming in Swedish compulsory school.
Between 1842 and 1962, teaching underwent a fundamental shift—moving away from rote learning and a text-centered pedagogical approach toward a more visual, observation-based method, in which educational wall charts became a standard feature of the classroom.
Mental health disorders affect more than one billion individuals worldwide and represent one of the largest global health problems. The aim of this project is to provide clear and actionable information about which work related and organizational factors positively or negatively impact employees’ mental health.
The Proverbs of Solomon in Old Latvian by Getzelius, Mancelius and Glück.
My PhD research project is based on my theoretical interest on gender studies, critical whiteness studies and the desire of the past. To connect this into a digital culture I investigate the concept of the digital housewife as a cultural phenomenon in a retrotopic era and through a postfeminist sensibility.
The development of post-war European educational research is still little known yet today researchers and the project will examine the accelerated growth of educational research in post-war Europe and the US.
Modernity and authenticity in relation to housings from the turn of the last century in contemporary Sweden.
How social policy design can maintain or mitigate income inequality. This project investigates to what degree social policy fails to mitigate income inequality and how income inequality is either mitigated or perpetuated by benefit design.
The ECO mission objective is to observe the Earth’s energy imbalance directly from space with unprecedented accuracy and stability. This is achieved by measurements from a multitude of satellites and dedicated instruments.
