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Autism is one the most common neurodevelopment diagnoses, and it implies severe disabilities for many people. This project is about creating a platform to help people with autism to be more independent in everyday life situations.
Didactic design and digital learning tablets in preschool.
In the area, children and young people are studied in different cultural, social and spatial contexts such as family, preschool, school, leisure center, association life and other institutional contexts.
Pollution Load Compilations (PLC), have been an integral part of The Baltic Marine Environment Protection Commission (HELCOM) assessments since 1987, focusing on assessments of inputs of nutrients and selected hazardous substances.
The project explores the ways in which public places of pleasure in European port cities have unfolded social of forces of integration in the past and thereby fostered traits of urbanity. Public places of entertainment are studied as "pleasurescapes" - fluid in size and character over tiume and space.
Planning Land Use Strategies: Meeting biodiversity, climate and social objectives in a changing world.
The project examines Nordic populism and its implications for Nordic societies and democratic politics.
In this project we investigate the possibilities to control chemical reactions with confined electric fields from a theorists perspective. By using nano cavities one can create hybrid light-matter states and modify the reactivity of molecules. Our goal is to propose new types of photonic catalysts and to develop new numerical simulations methods.
The global warming is not uniformly distributed over the Earth. The polar regions are especially sensitive for climate change and the warming in the Arctic is more than twice as fast as for the Earth on average. The effects of this warming are large, with a dramatic loss of sea ice as an example.
Economic inequality across the population implies vastly unequal opportunities in many dimensions that can impact an individual’s chance of entering the justice system. One such channel via which this can occur – even holding criminal behavior constant – is unequal treatment by agents of the justice system (e.g. police).
This project investigates minority language education in two parallel educational settings in Sweden: mother tongue tuition (MTT), which forms part of the national curriculum, and the teaching of language and culture in complementary schools, organized by local communities.
Gang desistance programs have become established as a central political strategy in Sweden. Within policing research, however, few studies have examined how the police can facilitate pathways to desistance for gang members.
Many policies currently being enacted to slow climate change and environmental degradation will have distributive - and thereby political - implications.
The subject of Polish at Stockholm University is primarily oriented towards literary and cultural studies. Linguistic issues are integral to all our research, especially in the fields of translation studies and contrastive studies.
This project analyzes how distributional effects of de-carbonizing policies are moderated by redistributive social policies, and how this in turn affects the support of incumbent governments. The project generates new knowledge on how countries can develop socially sustainable de-carbonizing policies.
Perhaps no other concept has so drastically altered the nature of contemporary public debate as that of 'political correctness', or 'PC' for short.
Research in political economy at Stockholm University is both theoretical and empirical and covers topics such as political aspects of the distribution of resources, the determinants of political preferences, the effects of political institutions on economic and development outcomes, and the political economy of mass media.
Political philosophy explores a wide range of topics relating to the organisation of our collective and social institutions. This includes the study of different political systems, such as democracy, communism, republicanism, liberalism, libertarianism, etc. and related questions about the authority and legitimacy of governments and other state institutions.
Political conversations take place everywhere – in the UN, in the Swedish parliament, at our dinner tables, in the media. Whether it is about current politics or eternal philosophical dilemmas, issues concerning the governance of society and how our community should be organized are always of immediate interest. Political science focuses on these problems.
Political sociology can be understood as the study of how “society” engages in political processes. Another way of approaching this relationship is to consider how political power is contested by, distributed among, and impacting different social groups.
