Kripke on Psychophysical Identity
This paper deals with Kripke’s influential criticism of the view that mental states are physical in nature, i.e. that such states are identical with certain physical states or processes.
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ENERGY FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT ONLINE COURSE (E4SD)
The E4SD (Energy for Sustainable Development) Online Course is a joint initiative led by the International Institute for Industrial Environmental Economics (IIIEE) at Lund University, Sweden with the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), and the Global Network on Energy for Sustainable Development (GNESD) as partners. The overall objective of
A Unifying Format for Multiplier Optimization
Researching International Film Industries
Invited by Professor Paul McDonald, Portsmouth University to participate in workshop “Researching International Film Industries” together with four other international scholars.
The return of the machine bureaucracy? – Management control and knowledge work
Combining Text Semantics and Image Geometry to Identify Relations
Negotiating the Experience of Communism. Rhetorical Strategies and Uses of History.
Growth and physics of semiconductor nano-wires and dots
Specificity and Intersectionality: Taking the Risk of Gettings Superficial Seriously
This conference papar discusses intersectionality and the specificity of identity politics.
Experimental Evaluation of the Opposed Migration Aerosol Classifier (OMAC) for Measurements of Aerosol Particle Size Distributions
"Slow" Destination Marketing in Small Italian Towns
Thresholds for the negotiation of the borderline between different spaces
Modeling of temperature dependence of stress-reorientation of hydrides in CWSR Zr-alloys
Riksgäldskontoret, penningpolitiken och statsstödssystemet under tidigt 1800-tal.
A 25-GHz Differential LC-VCO in 90-nm CMOS
Governing Education in Urban China: New Spaces and New Challenges
High sexual risk taking and diverging trends of HIV-1 and HIV-2 in the military of Guinea Bissau
BACKGROUND: HIV and other sexually transmitted infections are a growing problem in the military personnel of Africa, and information about this problem in Guinea-Bissau is lacking. The aims of this study were to determine the prevalence and trends of the HIV epidemics in the military forces of Guinea Bissau and to explore possible risk factors for HIV infection. METHODOLOGY: Repeated cross-sectio