Lived Religion
Research subjectReligion as a phenomenon in constant change is a corner stone in the history of religions. In this field of research, lived religion addresses religion as a part of peoples’ everyday life.

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Religion as a phenomenon in constant change is a corner stone in the history of religions. In this field of research, lived religion addresses religion as a part of peoples’ everyday life.

PhD project that explores the interoperability of legal and economic mechanisms that make exploitation possible despite the plausible illegality of its root causes.
Levande kust is a full-scale demonstration project with the objective to show that it is possible to restore a eutrophic bay and to find out the costs and lessons that can be learned from such a project.
Living conditions from adolescence to old age for people with disabilities: A life-cycle analysis of working life, education, health, and family In this project we study education, health and labor market outcomes for people with physical, mental or intellectual disabilities.

The worldwide migration today are at historical levels. Previous research has shown that migrants live longer than natives, but also that migrants have higher morbidity rates. In other words, they live longer, but with poorer health. This project will examine this paradox, focusing on the migrant populations of Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden.

The aims of the project are to describe experiences of living with type 1 diabetes and to evaluate the impact of a stress management program based on Acceptance and Commitment therapy (ACT) tailored for aspects of type 1 diabetes.

Imagining, narrating and acting upon a changing climate.
In 2021, UNESCO inscribed Nordic clinker-boat traditions on the Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. At first glance, knowledge of clinker-built vessels appears comprehensive.

Local community frames and influence on policing in socially disadvantaged neighborhoods in Stockholm
Alcohol, drugs and tobacco constitute a major public health concern in Sweden. This project contributes with new knowledge about the extent to which the local preventive work regarding alcohol, drugs and tobacco in Sweden varies between municipalities and whether the work leads to reduced drugrelated problems.

This project brings together several frontiers of basic science - from materials science and quantum optics to the theory of topological phases and modern mathematics - with a potential to provide a basis of future technology.
How can the reception of newly arrived young people in different municipalities be successfully organized to provide better opportunities to complete their education and the transition to upper secondary school? That is the main question that the researchers in the project want to find answers to.

Logic studies the principles and methods for correct argumentation and reasoning. Formal logic uses precise logical languages endowed with formal semantics and systems for deductive inference to capture logically correct reasoning. Philosophy of logic studies philosophical problems arising in logic, related to its nature and foundational role for science.

This project aims at evaluating long term causal effects of educational contents on voter turnout and health outcomes, as well as to analyze the determinants of educational choices. Educational contents is an underdeveloped area of research although it is widely assumed to affect a number of outcomes.

Global warming is affecting the annual cycle of birds with consequences on population trends. Still, there is a need to understand the large variability within and between species, and the mechanisms underlying current changes to foresee future effects on biodiversity of avian species and their ecosystem services.

Long-term effects on adolescent suicide attempts, diagnoses, drug use and school attendance after self-harm treatment - statistical method development and analysis of register data based on a RCT
The NASA Aerosol Robotic Network (AERONET) is a global network of about 600 autonomous ground-based remote sensing validation and aerosol monitoring stations that measure aerosol optical properties, such as Aerosol optical thickness and the Ångström coefficient.
The project “Long-term outcomes of alternative sanctions for youths in conflict with the law: the influence of individual resources and social context”’s overall aim is to add knowledge about alternative sanctions for young offenders and assess their links to future life chances.

The project examines long-term pain and its consequences among women who have been exposed to violence in close relationships and who seek help via the national helpline Kvinnofridslinjen or at clinics for domestic violence at women's health centers or social services.
