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In this project, we functioned as the Swedish National team providing input to EUROMOD. EUROMOD is a European tax-benefit simulation model. The input we provided pertained to policy knowledge, preparation of micro-data and programming of the Swedish tax-benefit system.
Ethnological research often discusses cultural dichotomies such as leisure- and everyday life, urban and rural life, nature and culture, environment and consumption. Cultural diversity, gender and sexuality have, since many years back, been central themes in what we name the Stockholm Ethnology.
European law refers to the legal instruments established through cooperation between the Member States of the European Union (EU) and the European Convention on Human Rights. As both of these include legislation to be applied in Sweden and in Swedish courts, they affect Swedish law to a large extent, both directly and indirectly.
On 27th and 28th September 2007 a commission formed on the initiative of Professor Paul Krüger Andersen and Professor Theodor Baums in Aarhus, Denmark. The aim was to bring together prominent professors, each of whom could represent the various EU Member States, to draft a "European Model Company Act" (EMCA).
The European XFEL is a more than 3 km long free electron laser (FEL) commissioned in Hamburg 2017.
We are focused on understanding mechanisms of selective neuronal vulnerability and resilience in neurodegenerative diseases, with particular emphasis on the lethal motor neuron disease amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS).
The aim of this project is to evaluate psychotherapy and counselling in outpatient psychiatric clinics, compare short- and long-lasting psychotherapies and finally to evaluate the effect of problematic consumption of alcohol on the outcome of psychotherapy.
In the evaluation of the new framework plan, the project will, among other things, study to go back to some of the municipalities they visited at the time and investigate whether there have been changes based on the framework plan.
In this dissertation project, Johanna Wallin explores how nations are (re)constructed in everyday life among families in Sweden with multiple nationalities. Through ethnographic fieldwork, the study investigates when, how, and where nations become relevant in the everyday lives of families with multiple nationalities.
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In the area, children and young people are studied in different cultural, social and spatial contexts such as preschool, leisure center, school, family, association life and other institutional contexts. Here, children's and young people's values, worlds of ideas, rights and obligations are examined.
Everyday life is one of ethnology's most central concepts, and it has different meanings. On the one hand, it marks an ambition to explore what is taken for granted and routine in people's lives, in different contexts and times.
Video ethnographies of everyday life routines and negotiations in family life (an international collaboration with Elinor Ochs at UCLA and Clotilde Pontecorvo, Rome, and their research associates: Marjorie Goodwin, Tami Kremer-Sadlik, Alessandra Fasulo, Marilena Fatigante, Francesco Arcidiacano and others; funded by Alfred P. Sloan foundation).
Evidence and practice beyond national guidelines: a survey of routines for systematic follow-up in social services’ provider organizations
Internet-delivered treatment of varying forms of psychiatric problems is currently being used successfully in healthcare. Internet-delivered treatment of problematic alcohol use as a rehabilitation intervention in the workplace could potentially provide increased health among employees, as well as decreased sickness leave and productivity loss.
Catarina Rydin works with Isoetes (Isoetaceae), a distinct group of lycopods that are often semi-aquatic but may also be terrestrial or grow submersed in lakes.
Evolution is the change in inherited characteristics of biological populations over successive generations. It is a unifying concept in all of biology and evolutionary processes give rise to diversity at every level of biological organization, including species, populations, individuals and molecules.
The project aims to improve our understanding of how insect-plant and other parasite-host species associations evolve.
This project examines how non-technical university programmes best prepare students to work with artificial intelligence (AI) in the public sector.
