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Climate change, conflict, migration, (in)equality and human rights are burning issues in a world where national borders are simultaneously questioned and strengthened. It is not possible to understand this world without studying the communication that is central to it, from both geopolitical and glocal perspectives.
This study aims to fill this knowledge gap by examining two groups of second language users (L2 users) in relatively favorable psycho-social circumstances.
The Role of Integrated Governance for a Just and Legitimate Adaptation to Climate Risks.
Golkar’s research lab investigates various aspects of emotion regulation and learning with a specific focus on how we learn and remember from aversive experiences.
A number of previous studies have found compelling evidence for a regulatory expansion in the environmental area that has been ongoing since the beginning of the 1970’s in most industrialized countries.
The FYSALIS research school is aimed at teacher educators in vocational teacher education programmes. It strengthens research on, and the knowledge base for, vocational education and vocational teacher education in Sweden, based on three interconnected themes: vocational education from historical, societal, and international perspectives; processes of socialisation and identity formation; vocational didactics and the social practices of vocational teaching and learning.
Grain was a vital product in pre-industrial Europe and its price variations are an indicator of food availability and subsistence stress. This 3-year project aims to assess, quantify, and explain differences in food security across Europe from the 16th to 19th centuries.
This project aims to examine the extent to which social, economic, and health-related adversities are transmitted across multiple generations – from parents, to children, to grandchildren – and whether processes reflecting resilience may break this reproduction of inequality.
Our research is primarily about attachment in various forms, but we also have projects about the psychology of welfare and psychedelic science.
Gravity is clearly of critical importance to cosmology. It can also be used as a tool for the study of field theories for high energy and condensed matter physics.
When neutron stars collide they create both light and gravitational waves. Researchers at Stockholm University are studying these collisions in the hope they will find the answer to fundamental questions – such as how the heaviest elements are formed, and how fast the universe is expanding.
In this project, we focus on herbivore- plant- interactions in the Maasai rangelands of northern Tanzania.
The direct detection of gravitational waves has opened a completely new chapter in the study of gravity and the physics of the most compact objects in nature, black holes and neutron stars, especially using the electromagnetic counterparts
Research in Ancient Greek linguistics at Stockholm University includes the history of language and grammar as well as specialized studies applying modern linguistic methods to Greek negations, interjections and particles.
Research in ancient Greek literature at Stockholm University covers the whole period from Classical and Hellenistic Greek to Late Antiquity and the later Byzantine era.
Melting glaciers carry more than water, but where does it all end up? Arctic fjords sit at a crossroads. As glaciers retreat, they expose new seafloor that may lock away carbon, a rare natural brake on warming. But meltwater also flushes organic matter and carbon into the ocean, where its breakdown can acidify the water and release greenhouse gases. Understanding which force dominates, and why, is the central question of GREENCARB.
