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The Country of the Social Skyscrapers, Sweden 1930-1960

The Swedish society that we wish to discuss reaches its hig-hest degree of originality in the decades of 1930 to 1960. At the time Sweden stood out in its international context as an ultra-modern society, distinguishing itself from its Scandinavian surroundings as well. It is the Sweden that David Jenkins calls “The Progress Machine” and that Enrico Altavilla refers to as “Hell and Paradise” . Wi

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Abstract in Spanish La sociedad sueca a la que nos queremos referir en estas líneas es aquella que alcanza su originalidad máxima en las décadas de los 30 a los 60. Es entonces cuando Suecia se destaca en el contexto internacional como una sociedad ultramoderna, despegada incluso de su entorno escandinavo. Es la Suecia que David Jenkins llama “The Progress Machine” y que Enrico Altavilla refiere c

EMEEES bottom-up case application 20: voluntary agreements with individual companies - engineering method (industry and tertiary sectors)

The objective of the EMEEES project is to assist the European Commission in developing harmonised evaluation methods. It aims to design methods to evaluate the measures implemented to achieve the 9% energy savings target set out in the EU Directive (2006/32/EC) (ESD) on energy end-use efficiency and energy services. The assistance by the project and its partners is delivered through practical advi

Skogsvårdslagen och den biologiska mångfalden

Skogsvårdslagen är en författning som gäller parallellt med miljöbalken. Lagen är uppbyggd kring att produktions- och miljömål ska vara likvärdiga. I praktiken ser det annorlunda ut då produktionsintresset ofta överordnas miljöintresset, vilket resulterar i att den biologiska mångfalden i skogslandskapet blir lidande. SVL ställer få krav på skogsägarna. Myndigheternas strategi är att med rådgivnin

Opinion prediction as communicative success, and the role of visual information in conversations

Abstract in UndeterminedWe devised a measure based on predictions of a conversation partner's opinion in order to approximatecommunicative success in an unrestricted conversation with or without access to visual information.We validated this prediction-based measure against our intuitions that participants would have lowerprediction errors in conversations where the participants rated that they co