The Gender Gap in the Tourism Academy: Statistics and Indicators of Gender Equality

Eric M. Nilsson

Demografins grunder. 2. uppl.

Brister i genetisk kunskap i vården?

Johan Mauritsson Framtidens forskningsledare

Purchase of a sexual service - A lawful delight or an offence? A study of criminal legislation in the Nordic countries

Det händer inte mig - utvärdering av sommarkampanjen 2003

Have Nordic welfare regimes adapted to changes in transitions to adulthood? Unemployment insurance and social assistance among young people in the Nordic welfare states

Museum and gallery education as a welfare service

A Qualitative Analysis of European Web-based Civic Participation Among Young People: Swedish National Report

Good and bad opposites: using textual and experimental techniques to measure antonym canonicity

The goal of this paper is to combine corpus methodology with experimental methods to gain insights into the nature of antonymy as a lexico-semantic relation and the degree of antonymic canonicity of word pairs in language and in memory. Two approaches to antonymy in language are contrasted, the lexical categorical model and the cognitive prototype model. The results of the investigation support th

Labour law

Knowledge and Survival in the Novels of Thomas Hardy

Popular Abstract in Swedish Min avhandling heter Knowledge and Survival in the Novels of Thomas Hardy (disputationsdag: 15 april 2000). Jag fokuserar på två sorters vetande: det traditionella, som jag kallar ‘det vardagliga’, och ‘det specialiserade’, som är knutet till modern vetenskaplig utveckling.Abstract This thesis identifies two different kinds of knowledge in Thomas Hardy's novels: the everyday, passed on from generation to generation, which is non-academic and closely bound to the local environment and its traditions; and the specialised, recorded in the printed word, which is the product of formal education and independent of the local community and its traditions. These two kinds o

Viewing Enterprise Resource Planning systems as Services: A conceptual view, based on practical experiences, of designing information systems as services

Viewing information systems (IS) as services is beneficial but still an unexplored approach for IS in organizations. The aim of this exercise is to contribute to the knowledge base on designing IS as services. This paper presents an analysis of enterprise resource planning (ERPs) systems through the lens of service oriented architecture (SOA). Services are explained and defined through SOA theory.

"Ursäkta, var är skogen?" Konsumtionslandskapets kulturella konstruktion.

Studier i rättsekonomi : festskrift till Ingemar Ståhl

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The State and the People. Government policies and popular movements in education and training in nineteenth century Swedish agriculture

Dagsljusets fördelar. Vi mår bättre

Add-ons for accessibility control in object oriented design software

Knowledge concerning how the built environment should be designed to allow accessibility for persons with different disablements is not sufficiently applied in building design and facilities management. Many of the difficulties in traditional paper based design to communicate and validate the use of a building can be overcome by the new possibilities that are offered by object oriented 3D based ca