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The aim of this project is to further knowledge about the learning of becoming and newly graduated mathematics teachers, about their participation in school practices, and how they develop a teacher identity.
THAWING is an interdisciplinary research project investigating how warmer Atlantic waters affect glaciers, sea ice and marine ecosystems along the northern coast of Greenland. Using expedition data and long-term sediment records, the project examines changes in the Arctic’s so-called Last Ice Area in a climate perspective.
Why do women hold less wealth than men, and how deep are the historical roots of this gap? This project traces the gender wealth gap in Sweden between 1850 and 1950, a century in which women's legal position, family arrangements and markets changed profoundly.
Total trade and trade imbalances are always one of the main concerns for policymakers because they are directly connected to the contagion of economic crises and financial markets instability.
Is it feasible to put global warming to a halt? To reach the climate goals, scholars agree that supply-side mitigation policies must be complemented with demand-side strategies, targeting the consumer end of GHG emissions.
The Swedish textile and garment industry and the European integrations 1957–1995
Tradition, innovation and pragmatism. Social perspectives on the driving forces behind changes in maritime technology in Viken (AD1050-1700).
In the Swedish debate, spatial differences in living conditions have increasingly been identified as one of society's major challenges. While large population groups enjoy better material living conditions than perhaps ever before, other groups are living in both economic, social, and housing insecurity.
Passenger ferries as enactments of consumption in postwar Finnish-Swedish relations.
Today’s international security problems have unique characteristics. They emerge incrementally, over time and space, deepening and interacting with various conditions that hamper effective responses.
Gene transcription is essential for cell identity and its misregulation causes disease. This project explores the connection between transcription and chromatin modifications that make genes accessible to the transcriptional machinery.
Transcultural Literary Studies is a vibrant field that brings together several researchers in the Department of Romance Studies and Classics. Our research group focuses on a broad range of issues related to the translation, circulation and reception of literature, and also examines literary multilingualism in all its forms.
The compatibility of transfer pricing principles contained in Bilateral and Multilateral Tax Treaties with the WTO non-discrimination norms.
This research field at the University deals with the broad question of how structural change, institutions, trade, colonialism and globalization have affected the development and sustainability of our socio-economic systems historically.
This project is trying to gain a deeper understanding in how students can be supported in their meaning-making when they learn about scientific phenomena, such as power and counterforce. How can students, based on their everyday experiences, gain knowledge about this in a way that makes sense?
– on the legal preconditions and limits of young patients´self-determination and participation
As education systems and working life become increasingly fragmented, varying, and transnational, the journey from education and into workplace has become both more complex and more demanding. Conditions are created and critical choices are made long before entering workplace, where secure careers and long-term employment are no longer a given.
Transitions to telepsychotherapy, personality orientation and attachment style: Learning from COVID-19 pandemic and its effects on provision of psychotherapy.
Translation research is often multidisciplinary, and borrows models and methods from adjacent fields such as linguistics, literary studies, sociology, anthropology, didactics, film and media studies and cognitive science.
Areas of translation include literary and professional (non-literary) translation, as well as audiovisual translation, e.g. subtitling. Areas of interpreting include sign language interpreting, public service interpreting (in the areas of care, welfare, and justice), and conference interpreting.
