Sexual Health among Young Somali Women in Sweden: Living with Conflicting Culturally Determined Sexual Ideologies

Young Somali women in Sweden are affected by two conflicting ideologies on sexuality: on the one hand, the traditional values demanding chastity and modesty in women and, on the other hand, the public sexual ideology in Sweden, emphasising sexual liberty and the dismissal of sexual taboos. In addition, they have to deal with national campaigns condemning “female genital mutilation”. Some of these

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Modelling the hygroscopic warping of laminated wood panels

Observing the emotional state of healthy children

Women’s Entry to Professional Organizations: A Theoretical Multi-level Framework

Optimal decomposition of large-neighborhood CNN templates

From a practical point of view, template decomposition is an important issue since image processing operations can be non−local while the cells in physical CNN realizations often only communicate with cells in their direct neighborhood. In this paper the existing relation between Mathematical Morphology and CNNs is used to derive an optimal template decomposition strategy for a specific class of t

Methodological and ethical challenges of researching transgression

The impact of flicker from fluorescent lighting on well-being, performance and physiological arousal

Civil Society, the State, and the Women's Union in Vietnam

Professionalization without dead bodies : the case of Swedish funeral directors.

Neo-liberal University reforms and their consequences for tourism education

Theory and Applications of Self-Tuning Regulators

This paper reviews work on self-tuning regulators. The regulator algorithms, their theory and industrial applications are reviewed. The paper is expository—the major ideas are covered but detailed analysis is given elsewhere.

The principle of non-refoulement and the right of asylum-seekers to enter state territory

Hur utnyttjar vi kursutvärderingar i kvalitetssäkringsarbetet av utbildningen?

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Osmotic pressure inhibition of DNA ejection from phage.

Have children become negotiators?

Abstract. The source material consists of interviews with twenty Scandinavian children aged seven and eight. The interviews focus on two issues: first, the way in which the children describe their participation at home in decisions about food and meals; and second, children's housework. The qualitative data has been supplemented with various quantitative studies: we consider the children’s attitud

Vänstervridna gemak? Danska striden om historien når drottningens gobelänger

The Odd One Out. The Effect of Rejection on Collective Action Participation.

The Swedish Gypsy Experts

The study of the history of the Gypsies in Sweden shows a marked continuity over time in regard both to content and starting point.It deals with two themes: the particular 'nature' of the Gypsies and their relation vis-á-vis the authorities. The point of departure is that the Gypsies are a foreign, 'secretive' and 'inaccesible' people, whose 'otherness' can not be accepted. Consequently they must