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Criminal law is an area of law that deals primarily with issues of crime and the consequences of committing crime. This includes, for example, what constitutes a crime, what punishment or sanction should be imposed for a particular act and other related issues.
Criminal policy is the object of analyses in criminology in the same way as other areas of politics are being studied in other disciplines. For example you can study the development of criminal policy in Sweden and the political reactions to crime.
Criminology means the doctrine of crime. Criminology refers to both the crime itself, our view of it and its impact on and by society.
CrisAct aims at providing a comprehensive science-based framework for monitoring and managing hydroclimatically driven natural hazard crisis and disaster response, in order to protect society against droughts, floods, and heat waves, occurring separately or in combination or sequence.
The project investigates upper secondary students’ challenges in conducting critical analysis in social studies, focusing on international relations, war, and conflict management. It also develops and evaluates instruction that supports students’ understanding and conducting of critical analysis.
The project aims to examine how teaching about social and political trust in social studies can contribute to strengthening students’ critical citizenship. The focus is on how such teaching may counteract differences between student groups in vocational and higher education preparatory programmes.
Critical Heritage Studies is an interdisciplinary field of research that takes a pronounced critical perspective on both the concept and the phenomenon of cultural heritage.
Critical Heritage Studies Network at Stockholm University is the meeting and information platform for everyone interested in critical heritage studies.
Emerging technologies, such as algorithmic decision-making, surveillance tools, and generative artificial intelligence (AI), are examples of technologies expected to significantly impact the education sector. To what extent do current university studies prepare students for AI? In what way do they educate students for an AI-mediated future workplace?
Critical historiography combines critical conceptual approaches to theatre, dance and performance history with thorough archival research and source interpretation.
A research project on how EU private international law affects the protection of trade secrets in cross-border disputes.
How can literature education strengthen students’ reading, language development, and Bildung at a time of declining reading engagement? Crossing Competences is a practice-based research project in which teachers and researchers collaborate to develop language-aware literature education.
In 2018, more than half of all people killed in the 34 countries suffering from civil war died in Afghanistan or Syria. Why do some civil wars become more severe than others?
Cross-linguistic differences between Swedish and Spanish in the domain of causation and its impact on monolingual-bilingual witness memory.Spanish monolinguals, and Swedish-Spanish bilinguals.
The project investigates the native language influence when children write in a third language.
Who is responsible for taking care of vulnerable people? And what are the limits to this responsibility? These questions were constantly present for people in early modern Sweden as the collection bag was passed round the congregation during Sunday service.
The project aims to explore urban forest trails and their role as versatile places for different activities and social interactions. The focus is on understanding the uses, norms and possible conflicts that arise between different user groups in the forest.
The cryosphere and hydrosphere are among the most dynamic components of the Earth system. Interactions between them play a critical role in global climate such as influencing ocean current patterns through redistributing heat and salt.
This project studies protein crystallization in ferritin microdroplets. Using X-ray Photon Correlation Spectroscopy and facilities like ESRF and Eu-XFEL, it investigates hidden intermediate states and water's role in the crystallization process.
