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Who Killed Utopia? : Cult Conspiracy Drama and a Television Imaginary
This article focuses on the production and reception of television drama, specifically the case study of conspiracy thriller Utopia. The empirical research is based on 21 production interviews with the makers of the drama and 56 interviews with audience members and fans of the drama. The concept of the television imaginary is used as an analytical lens for investigating the various ways television
Rethinking land and property in a “transitioning” Myanmar : Representations of isolation, neglect, and natural decline
Forced evictions as urban planning? Traces of colonial land control practices in Yangon, Myanmar
From 1852 to 1948, the British colonial government developed and relied heavily upon particular land control practices to enact forms of urban planning and population control designed to advance the economic development of Rangoon and maximize revenue for the colonial state. There are three main colonial land control policies with long-standing legacies: the annihilation of pre-conquest property r
Women's Political Participation in Indonesia : Decentralisation, Money Politics and Collective Memory in Bali
This article contends that cultural, political and historical factors create a local political environment where de facto discrimination against women is the norm. Without thoroughly addressing and altering the underlying issues causing discrimination against women in politics, a weak quota system will not immediately lead to increased women's participation in Bali. This paper argues that the lead
Informal (Justice) Brokers : Buying, Selling and Disputing Property in Yangon
General User Surveys and Other Methods for Quality Assessment – User Knowledge and Evidence-Based Library Development
Aim A key component of library management is meeting the needs of our users. This requires continuous analysis of user experience followed by library development. The aim of this study was to better understand the use and effect of general user surveys (GUS) and other methods of gathering user input for quality assessment and improvement of library activities. Methods Data collection was done via
Optimizing patient care in an arrythmia department
Complete Atrioventricular (AV) block treatment with Cardiac Resynchronization Therapy (CRT) device implant using the OEC Elite CFD Ergo C-arm
Pacing treatment with leadless device implant using the OEC Elite CFD Ergo C-arm
Understanding Library Users via Surveys and Other Methods—Best Practices for Evidence-Based Library Development
A survey was performed over all university libraries within the Association of European Research Libraries (LIBER) in order to study how different methods of user input are utilized. Libraries using analysis based on explorative methods - such as UX and process mapping - report significantly increased user knowledge and perceived well-function. Over 3/4 of the respondents reported performing generA survey was performed over all university libraries within the Association of European Research Libraries (LIBER) in order to study how different methods of user input are utilized. Libraries using analysis based on explorative methods—such as UX and process mapping—report significantly increased user knowledge and perceived well-function. Over three-fourths of the respondents reported performing
Barbro och Märta : De Wägnerska pennskaften
Sara Santesson skriver om Barbro och Märta, huvudkaraktärer i två av Elin Wägners romaner. Hon spårar hur de två karaktärernas konstruktion som progressiva föredömen följer en samhällelig utveckling av kvinnorollen under de två decennier som skiljer romanernas utgivning, alltid i en strävan framåt.
General User Surveys in Quality Development – Discovering Best Practices in Library Services
In 2015, LIBER commissioned the “Working group on Research and Education”. The goal was to collect best practices in library support to both education and research, in part by examining user survey data. As a first step the group started a European LibQUAL consortium, which was evaluated in 2016. As a second step, a survey sent to all 301 European LIBER university libraries asking questions pertai
User Knowledge Management – How University Libraries Analyse User Needs and Develop Services
The demands on library services are quickly changing in a continually updating digital age. This increases the importance of a good understanding of the needs and demands of the users. In order to sample and follow the change in user needs library organisations analyse their efforts using a series of different methods. In a recent survey distributed to all 301 European LIBER university libraries,
Remissyttrande: Genomförande av arbetsvillkorsdirektivet (Ds 2020:14)
Managing Uncertainty in Environmental and Cost Life Cycle Studies of Building Design
Byggnadssektorn stod för 39 % av energi- och processrelaterade koldioxidutsläpp år 2018 och globala utsläpp från byggnader ökade med 2 % för det andra året i rad. Därför är det viktigt att ta fram lösningar på byggnadsdesign som minimerar klimatpåverkan från byggnader. Samtidigt som produktionen av bostäder och kommersiella byggnader måste vara kostnadseffektiv för att skapa boende och arbetsplatsThe building and construction sector accounted for 39% of energy and process-related carbon dioxide emissions in 2018 and global emissions from buildings increased by 2% for the second consecutive year. It is therefore important to find building design solutions that minimise the climate impact of buildings. At the same time, the production of residential houses and commercial buildings must be co
Life Cycle Assessment of an Office Building Based on Site-Specific Data
Life cycle assessment (LCA) is an established method to assess the various environmental impacts associated with all the stages of a building. The goal of this project was to calculate the environmental releases for a whole office building and investigate the contribution in terms of environmental impact for different parts of the building, as well as the impact from different stages of the life cLife cycle assessment (LCA) is an established method to assess the various environmental impacts associated with all the stages of a building. The goal of this project was to calculate the environmental releases for a whole office building and investigate the contribution in terms of environmental impact for different parts of the building, as well as the impact from different stages of the life c
The Origin and Destination Principles as Alternative Approaches towards VAT Allocation : Analysis in the WTO, the OECD and the EU Legal Frameworks
When it comes to determining the jurisdictional reach of VAT, two principles are used by the OECD, EU policy makers and scholars, namely, the origin principle and the destination principle. These principles can mean different things. One problem is that different constructions thereof can result in confusion in the communication between legal actors and, more importantly – in different legal outco
Self-compatible blueberry cultivars require fewer floral visits to maximize fruit production than a partially self-incompatible cultivar
Effective pollination is a complex phenomenon determined by the outcome of the interaction between pollen transfer and a plants' pollinator dependency, yet most studies investigate pollinator effectiveness without consideration of plant mating system differences. We investigated pollinator effectiveness in three types of blueberry that differed in their degree of pollinator dependency as measured
Karriär och profession. : Om positioner, statushierarki och mobilitet inom socionomyrket.
Samhällsreformer och utvecklingen inom den svenska offentliga sektorn har omformat förutsättningarna för socionomyrket och andra professioner samt förändrat socionomernas arbetsområde. Jag har använt begreppet karriär för att undersöka förändringar inom socionomprofessionen, eftersom det ger ett perspektiv för att belysa stabilitet och förändring samt kan fånga både externa och interna krafter i pSocietal reforms and development within the Swedish public sector have reframed the prerequisites for social workers, and other professions, and changed the area of work practice. I have used the career concept in order to investigate professional change because it provides a conceptual lens to illuminate stability and change and it captures both external and internal professional processes. To ma