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A central idea in modern democracies is that the coercive powers of the state are legitimate only if they derive from the people. The significance of this idea can be found in the numerous constitutional documents where popular sovereignty is highlighted as key principle, or where “we the people” is declared the ultimate source of the constitutional order.
The project "Who decides on a child's health care? An interdisciplinary study on the child's right to participation in decisions concerning care and treatment" explores how the interaction between children, custodians and health care staff affects children's right to participation, determination and integrity in their own health care.
A real estate law study over the relationship between the ownership rights and the protection of nature.
Who can I, as a course participant, be in relation to what is embodied on a school's website? The assumption is that what is formulated on a school's website, in the form of written texts, pictures and films, can be seen as social actions and has consequences for the thoughts, feelings and actions of the visitor.
Do you want to participate in the worlds largest sleep experiment?
Understanding the mechanisms leading to young people drinking less than the generations before holds implications for approaches to reducing alcohol consumption at the population level in an ongoing way. The project is focuses attention on individual, developmental and social factors of all adolescents, including light drinkers and those who do not drink.
Parents' division of labor across contemporary families. The transition to parenthood is critical in producing and amplifying gender inequalities in work and family life. After parenthood, mothers take on the vast majority of childcare responsibilities. This project reveals sources of gender inequality in work and care after parenthood.
The project "Why Do Working Class Voters Support the Populist Radical Right? A Mixed-Methods Study of a Changing Political Landscape in Sweden" explores the relationship between class politics and support for the populist radical right.
Out-of-home care (OHC; foster-family care and residential care) experience is linked to numerous negative life-course outcomes, including poor health, premature death, criminal involvement and poor employment prospects. However, it remains unclear to what extent adolescents living in foster-family care have elevated risks for victimization compared to peers
The Victimology Research Group was established in 2021 by researchers at the Department of Criminology at Stockholm University. The group members' research concerns victims of crime from different perspectives and through different empirical materials.
In Victimology research, we focus on the victim instead of the perpetrator. The subject provides in-depth knowledge of, and increases, the understanding of crime victims.
PhD Project that is a part of the Maria Skłodowska-Curie Action project visuAAL - Privacy-Aware and Acceptable Video-Based Technologies and Services for Active and Assisted Living.
Video Remote Interpreting (VRI): A study on Cognitive Load in Simultaneous and Dialogue Interpreting via video and interpreters' attitudes towards VRI in Sweden
In this project, we focus on wild berries as an unexplored resource containing potential for development in rural and sparsely populated areas, and attach it to the empowerment of migrant workers.
We develop methodology consisting of computational biochemistry in combination with biochemical and biophysical experiments in order to better understand the energy conversion enabled by complex enzymes.
Will European water legislation result in better water quality? In this project we analyse current indicators and measures to reduce chemical pollution.
The purpose of this project is to examine how Swedish wine producers develop competitive and sustainable visitor experiences, and how these contribute to shaping Sweden’s emerging identity as a wine-producing country.
"Violence between young people in close relationships – prevalence, context and young people's own voices" is the name of a research project led by Carolina Överlien in collaboration with Sibel Korkmaz, Stefan Wiklund and Helene Lagerlöf at the Department of Social Work.
This project deals with development and research about virtual cases for learning, training and assessment. The virtual cases can be used in various domains like medicine, nursing, psychiatry, psychology, teacher education, special needs education, law and social care.
This project investigates the potential of using virtual patient cases to train healthcare professionals. The aim is to discover and manage intimate partner violence.
