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What significance might it have that minority languages in a textbook were represented by an image of a bald, toothless person or by the Sámi flag painted on a palm? In a study, upper secondary school Swedish textbooks were examined to provide an overall picture of how minority languages were portrayed in both text and images.
The practice of psychosocial work is highly concerned with the interaction between individuals in need of care and social support and professional caregivers, including power relations in these relationships.
The Research School Gender, Humanities and Digital Culture, which is partly funded by the Swedish Research Council, is a collaboration between the gender studies units at Stockholm University, Uppsala University and Södertörn University. A total of nine doctoral students are included, all of whom were admitted in the fall of 2023.
The project studies the return and potential effects of military conscription through a qualitative comparison of how the institution has been envisioned and legitimated by political and military officials in four European countries.
The right education at the right time. A longitudinal study of the relation between labor market prognoses and educational planning, 1959–2019
Book project at the intersection of child law, medical law, and bioethics, with the aim of publishing an anthology on children’s rights in the biomedical field in Europe.
Research project within the framework of the interdisciplinary initiative on the theme of Children, Migration and Integration, which has been granted funding by the Rector of Stockholm University.
South Korea has in recent years become one of the world´s largest exporters of defense materiel. In order to explain how, the study aims to answer three interrelated questions:
The Role of Civil Society Actors for the Democratization of Global Governance Institutions: A Function-Sensitive Approach.
From the perspective of the legal system what can we learn from chi
The aim of this project is to better understand the role that Swedish Sign Language plays in hearing habilitation for children.
"The Roma in the European History of Magic: Transnational Entanglements of Race, Class, Gender, and the Occult, c. 1417 to 1900" is the first critical and systematic historical study of how Europe’s Romani minorities have been associated with “magic”.
The Sámi Parliaments as Representative Bodies: A Comparative Study of the Elections in Sweden and Norway 2013.
The aim of this project is to shed new light on the history of democracy in schools by exploring the emergence and transformations of the school based student movement.
The first part of a larger project on Swedish as a second language in suburban schools. The sub-study draws from fieldwork in three linguistically diverse schools.
Living conditions and life chances tend to run in families. Individuals’ health, attainment of education, and labor market careers largely depend on their parents. This project traces inequality back not only to parents, but grandparents, great grandparents and beyond by linking historical censuses from 1880 to 1950 to modern registers 1960s to 2020.
This study is part of a study consortium, financed by Nordforsk called "Unconventional methods to inform sustainable design: Mediating the needs of people and nature in Nordic after-dark environments".
This project will study the stability and deglacial history of the marine cryosphere in the area of the Petermann glacier, where substantial ice drainage occurs from the northwestern part of the Greenland Ice Sheet.
The research project "The standardized body: Swedish clothing industry, ca. 1930–1970" is led by Assistant Professor Marie Ulväng, Stockholm University. The project's main language: Swedish Research subject: Fashion Studies Subdiscipline: " Svensk konfektionsindustri ".
