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One of the most important avenues of research in mathematical physics evolves around a differential equation, introduced by physicists Kardar, Parisi and Zhang. This equation has in empirical studies been found to describe the evolution, over time, of the front of various spatial growth processes, such as bacteria colonies and flame fronts.
PhD project in Crimal Law which aims to contribute with a detailed research concerning how Swedish criminal law consent is constructed, what ideas it is based on and what problems there is with the legal construction as it is used today.
A comparative perspective on school segregation and its consequences, investigated over time in Sweden, Norway and Denmark. Three countries that have had very similar education systems but have reformed their respective education systems in different ways in recent decades.
In the world’s largest ecosystem, marine plankton form complex trophic interaction networks that are influenced by environmental conditions.
Swedish crime policy has, during recent years, become increasingly punitive in character. This has resulted in increasing numbers of interns in prison and pre-trial detention. The development raises questions with respect to positive and negative effects of punishment.
for Food Security, Adapting to Climate Change, Sustainable Resource Management and Inclusive Development
This project develops the subproject on Constantinople as a multilingual literary world within the research programme “World Literatures: Cosmopolitan and Vernacular Dynamics” (PI Stefan Helgesson, 2016–2021, worldlit.se).
The central question examined in this Doctoral Research Project is how constitutional necessity can be understood and constructed as a legal concept.
Tradeoffs and synergies in relation to other wetland ecosystem services
The research project 'Constructive Elections: Lessons from Sweden’s P4- Kalmar & Denmark’s TV 2 FYN Coverage of the 2022 General Elections, and how this can inform the coverage of future elections' is led by Joy Kibarabara, Department of Media Studies. Sub-discipline ("subämne"): Contemporary and Historical Developments of Journalism
What unites the researchers in this research group is that we share a vision of consumer culture as the interconnected system of commercially produced objects, images, and texts that various market actors use to construct and produce practices, identities and meanings.
The University's research on the history of consumption, markets, and business encompasses key areas such as marketing, retail, consumer cultures, trade, and specific enterprises.
To further improve chemical safety, we investigate how exposure and effect data are used for agency decision-making and we develop novel approaches to facilitate the use of scientific data in regulatory risk assessment and risk management.
Journalism finds itself in constant flux. To understand the challenges that contemporary journalism faces, an historical understanding of the formation of the journalistic field, its professional norms, ethical ideals and political and economic dependencies is key.
Over the past decade, movements opposing sexual and reproductive rights (SRHR) and gender equality have gained ground and become increasingly interconnected globally. This mobilization, and how it affects and is responded to by feminist and SRHR movements in Sweden and South Africa, is explored in this postdoctoral project.
The aim of this project is to examine the explosion of feminist comic art in Sweden.
Based on the theory of Learning Activity, the project aims to investigate how abstraction and generalization, conceived as logical operations in the formation of a theoretical concept, are manifested in developmental instruction across various subjects.
Contribution to The Many Roads in Modernity: The Transformation of South-East Europe and the Ottoman Heritage from 1870 to the Twenty-first Century (University of Copenhagen, Denmark).
The project addresses the growing role of for-profit development aid and its role in delivering goods and services, on the one hand, and leveraging capital, on the other.
In this research project, we investigate how teaching based on text universes, where students creatively design interpretations of fiction, can increase reading comprehension and engagement among students.
