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Information processing is a fundamental determinant of price discovery in the stock market. This project aims to show incremental knowledge of how information supply and demand in the stock market interact, how market participants contribute to the information diffusion, and how information supply and demand jointly affect stock prices.
The New Green North is attracting major investments to northern Sweden and aims to become a driver of green innovation. A key part of this transformation is the construction of factories and infrastructure, where temporary migrant workers play a central, but often invisible, role.
This research looks at infrastructures not only as finished objects but also dynamic and changeable ‘matter’ in constant need of maintenance and vulnerable to other processes.
With the Ingmar Bergman tourism on the island Fårö as case in point, this project examines the memory of arthouse or auteur cinema as an experience of a place in a contemporary context of cinematic tourism.
This project examines how the rise of women´s employment and earnings affected trends in economic inequality among all households, across OECD and European countries since the 1980s.
The purpose of this project is to form a network of Nordic signed language (SL) researchers. The project includes Swedish sign language, Norwegian sign language and the two sign languages in Finland.
The aim of this project is to study the role of organizational and dynamic capabilities for how management at different levels of the company can increase the propensity for innovation.
Innovation and partnerships for effective programs of measures for good water quality and good ecological status – with pilot study for Askrikefjärden.
The study of structures, properties, dynamics and properties.
Which foreign languages were spoken among 18th century Scandinavian sailors? How would a captain manage politics whilst at sea? What happens if we consider global circulation of knowledge "from below"? These are a few questions that the "Prize Papers", documents from over 3500 Scandinavian ships seized by Great Britain between 1650 and 1810, can help answer.
A doctoral research which examines labour exploitation in the Swedish labour market, focusing on how exploitation is constructed, enabled and experienced. Through three interconnected studies, the project explores how labour exploitation is represented in public communication, how recruitment practices create conditions for labour exploitation, and how individuals experience and navigate exploitative working conditions. Drawing on a social harm perspective, the research also examines the harms that emerge at the intersection of criminalised practices and working conditions that, even when they fall within the boundaries of the law, have serious consequences for individuals’ living conditions, security and autonomy. By bringing together discourses, practices and experiences, the project aims to contribute to a more nuanced criminological understanding of labour exploitation in the Swedish context.
In situ microscopy, X-ray scattering, and computational modeling for unravelling the synthesis and performance of nanocellulose based membranes in aqueous medium.
Stockholm University is engaged in different instrumentation research projects in the areas of accelerator physics, detectors for nuclear and particle physics, and systems for control and data acquisition.
This project aims to describe and understand the fundamentals of integration of youth, and its variation across five countries (Norway, Sweden, England, Germany and the Netherlands). We use the large-scale CILS4EU/CILS-NOR data on young people of immigrant and majority origins.
How can mergers and acquisitions (M&A) increase the chance of success?
Strong motivation, agency, language skills and supporting social networks, these are key factors for successful integration and migrants' access to their previous vocation in Sweden. In the study 20 skilled migrants and five employers’ representatives were interviewed.
Unveiling immigrant experiences in the growing Swedish gig economy.
Within the research area of integrative biology, we study molecular mechanisms of animal development and physiology.
In our research group, we investigate the behavioral changes and feelings occurring during infections, that is sickness behavior.
