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The Demographic Dividend and International Capital Flows

The demographic transition of falling fertility and mortality can provide countries with one generation that is proportionately bigger than the previous and following ones. This period, known as the demographic dividend, gives countries the opportunity for increased economic growth due to temporarily favorable dependency ratios. When the dividend period is over, countries face the prospect of an a

How E Can Government Be?

E-government is a trend to offer public services online. A common assumption, at least by governments, is that it not only saves costs and time, but that it eases interaction and puts more decisive power into citizensʼ hands. Problematic with these arguments is that they are one-sided and disregard the other side of the coin. Customer-orientedness is of major importance, but there must still be so

Änglar, Fresterskor och Älskarinnor - Kvinnobilder i Ulf Lundells rocklyrik

Kvinnobilderna i Ulf Lundells rocklyrik undersöks ur ett litteraturvetenskapligt perspektiv. Hur presenteras kvinnlig närvaro i texterna? Närmare 500 av Lundells rocktexter ligger till grund för undersökningen som tolkar skildringen av främst Änglar, Fresterskor och Älskarinnors förekomst i texterna.

PARTITION MEMORIES IN BANGLADESH: INTERPLAY BETWEEN OFFICIAL HISTORY WRITING AND FAMILY NARRATIVES

This essay discusses how Partition (of British India) is remembered today in Bangladesh and how personal memories and narratives may differ considerably from public history writing. It examines the influence of state, community and family on the formation of popular memories about Partition. The idea of homeland or “desh” has been associated with the idea of motherland. The concept of “desh” has b