Analysis and reflections

Om avgång i samband med pension och åldersdiskriminering

European Legal Principles and National Legal Challenges

Soviet Bargaining Behavior: The Nuclear Test Ban Case

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Svenskt alfabetiskt index till Ryskt basordförråd (2. uppl.)

Järnkanslern Otto von Bismarck och de första socialförsäkringarna

Normative Patterns in the Context of Divorce in Sweden

Provning av beständighet och åldring hos fogmassor

First Pillar: The Domestic Politics of Treaty Reform in Environment and Enlargement

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Constrained Pole Placement Using Transformation and LQ-Design

Realismen och fältet sociala problem

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A Critical Rethinking on Motivation

LES of swirling flows in gas turbine combustion chambers

The flow and mixing in a swirl-stabilized gas-turbine burner is studied by Large Eddy Simulations (LES). Each swirler has a different mass flux and swirl angle. The interaction between neighbouring jets is studied, co-rotating and counter rotating jets are considered. Another issue of importance is related to the jet inlet conditions (e.g. axial distribution and levels of turbulence). In addition

Turkiet – en mörk kontinent? En historiekulturell analys av filmen Yol (1982) i svensk kontext

An analysis of the Turkish film Yol and the reception of it in Swedish media.

Hur rytmen stiger och faller – om rytmiska mönster i talet.

Publish Late, Publish Rarely! : Network Density and Group Performance in Scientific Communication

Research programs regularly compete to achieve the same goal, such as the discovery of the structure of DNA or the construction of a TEA laser. The more the competing programs share information, the faster the goal is likely to be reached, to society’s benefit. But the “priority rule”-the scientific norm according to which the first program to reach the goal in question must receive all the credit

Utvärdering av bonussystem för det fria kulturlivet i Stockholm 2008-2010

Voluntary Coercion. Collective Action and the Social Contract

This work provides a game theoretical analysis of the classical idea of a social contract. According to what we might call the Hobbesian justification of the state, coercion is necessary in order to provide people with basic security and to enable them to successfully engage in mutually beneficial cooperation. The establishment and maintenance of a central coercive power, i.e. a state, can therefo

Victims of Conservation or Rights as Forest Dwellers: The Van Gujjar pastoralists between contesting codes of law

The Van (forest) Gujjars, surviving as forest pastoralists in the central part of the Indian Himalaya, are a people who, due to their nomadic lifestyle, have since colonial rule found themselves at the margin of Indian society. This paper will look at the relationship between the Van Gujjars and their forest base in a historical perspective from colonial rule to 'conservation of nature' and the 'r