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Circumpolar Performance Cultures, financed by a four-year grant from the Swedish Research Council, analyses the history and decolonial labour of contemporary Sámi performance in the Swedish part of Sápmi. It is conducted in consultation and close dialogue with Giron Sámi Teáhter in Kiruna/Giron.
Being able to communicate face-to-face with another person requires skills that go beyond core language abilities. In dialog comprehension, we routinely make inferences beyond the literal meaning of utterances.
The project aims to deepen our understanding of the complex tasks that civic communication has in the transformation to a more sustainable society. The studies included utilize tools from sociolinguistics and discourse analysis to explore the role of language in societal change, and, more specifically, the role of linguistic messages in human action.
In the political and academic debates alike it is often presumed that increased engagement from civil society in deliberative practices strengthens democratic institutions. We believe that this presumption rests on a vague and underdeveloped notion of political equality.
Pragmatics, a higher level of language ability, is essential for understanding and interpreting meaning and intention in communication with others.
Claims of wrongful convictions and the post-conviction review remedy: Potential access barriers faced by convicted people seeking post-conviction relief, and other perspectives on the review remedy
Ancient culture and Ancient history explore the Greek and Roman cultures of the Mediterranean and all areas that have ever been dependent on them. In time we move from the oldest Stone Age to about 500 AD.
Research in Classics at Stockholm University chiefly concerns language, textual criticism and philological studies.
Classical music for a mediatized world: visual and audio-visual representations of Western art music in contemporary media and society.
A reading project in grade 7 with the aim of describing how playful, multimodal activities and literature teaching can be designed.
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The role of non-state initiatives in the transformation of Sweden into a fossil-free welfare state.
Identifying refugia for retreating cold-favouring species
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This research project aims to develop economic education on climate change with a focus on solutions. The goal is to give young people a sense of hope and belief that they can make a difference.
How may foundations, research institutes, think tanks and other civil society organizations contribute to climate change solutions?
Global climate change mitigation through the preservation of natural biological carbon sinks is of the highest importance to face the threats to our planet but poses ample challenges for society, governments and policy makers around the world.
identification of hotspot environments for coastal blue carbon sequestration and guidance for sustainable management of the Baltic coastal landscapes under global change (CLIM-SCAPE).
Studying climate and climate change involves exploring long-term patterns and variations in weather conditions over time and in different places of the Earth.
Over long timescales, the circulation systems co-evolve with ice sheets, mountain ranges, and redistributions of carbon in the climate system. Researcher study the circulation and associated feedback mechanisms that influence exchanges of energy and materials between compartments of the climate system, and create teleconnections and climate variability.
