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This study aims to enhance understanding of the experiences of international academics who moved to Sweden to work at a Swedish Higher Education Institution within the STEM disciplines (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) between 2008-2024.
Within this theme, we aim to better understand differences between education systems, globally, as well as international educational issues. The research is interdisciplinary, aiming at holistic analyses of educational concerns from an international and comparative perspective, both current and historically.
The International and Comparative Education Research group focuses on the intersection between theory, policy and pedagogy applied to the comparative and international inquiry of global educational issues.
Research project that aims to examine the interaction between Swedish national criminal law and international law in Swedish courts, regarding cases of so-called international crimes.
Research on international institutions involves the formal and informal rules that prescribe the way actors should cooperate and interact in the international system.
PhD project that examines whether and how international legal norms – including those that concern security and stability, democracy and inclusion – shape the process and content of constitutional change after armed conflict.
International political economy at the University examines the problems arising from the interaction of international politics, international economics, different social systems, and different societal groups that span the international system.
International politics examines how states, international organizations, companies, civil society, and other actors interact across borders. Much research in the field seeks to explain cooperation and conflict in world politics.
Within the subject area of International Relations we study how the international system works politically, economically and culturally, its historical development and changing power relations over time.
The study of international security focuses on historical, social and political dynamics around issues related to war, conflict and the pursuit of peace and stability.
The trade research pursued at Stockholm University covers a range of topics, but often combines theory and data in attempts to understand the attributes and behavior of firms active in international markets.
Full project title: Internet based parent training in Arab, Farsi and Dari: Support to immigrant parents with kids showing norm breaking behaviors.
Interpreting between different languages takes place in a variety of different contexts. This means that interpreting scholars gather their empirical data from various areas of society, e.g. from the domains of education, healthcare, and law, or from the organisations of the EU.
This project aims to investigate the interrelations between CEOs’ behavioral traits and social capital and how such interrelations affect corporate policies such as capital structure, investments, risk taking and performance.
Inspired by the very recent breakthrough realization of fractional Chern insulators (FCIs) in moiré materials, we here explore novel intertwined topological orders that do not have any known fractional quantum Hall (FQH) counterparts.
From the 17th century, emerging imperial and trading networks of people, knowledge, and goods from across the world introduced Europeans to a many ‘new intoxicants’: cocoa, coffee, opium, sugar, tea, and tobacco. In a ‘psychoactive revolution’, these substances transformed dietary and social habits, and became mainstays of modern global economies.
The INVENT project aims to examine how children’s proficiency in the majority language, Swedish, appears at the beginning of the preschool class year, and to identify the factors that influence this proficiency.
How systematic quality work based on pupils needs and interests can look like.
We will develop a high-resolution GCMS method for targeted and non-targeted analysis of hydrophobic organic contaminants and apply the method in Arctic samples to investigate the contaminant fingerprint and fate in Arctic shelf sediment.
Obesity is caused by an imbalance of energy intake and energy expenditure. This project investigates mechanisms of metabolic activation of adipose tissue as potential targets for obesity therapy.
