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This project has two overarching aims: (1) to analyse the importance of organizational factors and conditions for employees’ work environment and health; and (2) to analyse the importance of differences between countries in labour market relations and employees’ possibilities to influence and participate in decision-making for such organizational conditions.
Welcome to the research project Another Humanism: Gendering Early Modern Libertinism and the Boundaries of Subjectivity.
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This project aims to use the Baltic Sea to test the hypothesis whether the sediment methane legacy pool, especially derived from the organic carbon legacy pool with large proportion of terrestrial organic carbon, will be a long-lasting source of methane (CH4) to the atmosphere from years to centuries.
This project examines how supranational and non-state actors are anticipating changes in the biosphere and how they are developing their capacities to be able to rapidly respond to humanitarian crises and surprises in the multilateral contexts in which they operate.
We study methods to create and probe atoms and ions made of antimatter, with the purpose to test fundamental symmetries of nature.
Antisemitism is a recurring phenomenon in contemporary Sweden that manifests itself in a wide range of social contexts. Reports show the persistence of antisemitism in the everyday lives of Jewish youth. The aim of the current research project is to investigate the semiotics of antisemitism and youth’s experiences of antisemitism in contemporary Sweden.
The purpose of the project is to compare and analyze how Swedish is taught in Finland and Sweden. The focus is on identifying similarities and differences in teaching practices, with the aim of highlighting how contextual and cultural factors may influence subject teaching in both countries.
While apocalypticism today gives associations to cataclysmic doomsday scenarios, the Greek term apokálypsis means “revelation” and refers to a genre of visionary religious texts that were widespread in late-antiquity.
This postdoctoral project, funded by the Ragnar Söderberg Foundation, examines which law should be applied when legislation is changed during an ongoing administrative process.
Applied Developmental Science (ADS) focuses on the practical applications of what we know about human development in order to better people's lives.
Research on applied econometrics at Stockholm University develops novel statistical techniques to study causal effects in the social sciences.
Applied ethics examines practical moral problems and offers guidance for solving them, typically by employing concepts and arguments from ethical theory. But the traffic of ideas goes both ways: practical problems often raise questions that advance ethical thought in general. Applied ethics bridges ethical theory and our moral life.
Place has meaning. Place names have meaning not only in the linguistic or etymological sense, but also have socio-cultural significance. Place has a geographical dimension (physical or imaginary).
The primary aim of the current study is to evaluate whether the assistance of a diabetes-educated psychologist in the diabetes care of patients with type 1 diabetes improves blood-glucose control.
Archaeology with laboratory analysis is the discipline where scientific methods are used together with traditional archaeological methods and modern theory formation to solve archaeological problems.
We conduct archaeological research in a number of different subjects that stretch in time from the Stone Age to the present day. A particularly strong field of research is historical archaeology and contemporary archaeology.
Researchers in the field of Archaeology and Classical studies at Stockholm University are unique in their interdisciplinary approach where research spans many humanities and natural science disciplines.
Art History has a long tradition of engaging in research and teaching about historical and contemporary architecture, landscape architecture and design, as individual objects, interiors and city planning.
