The Javanese agricultural sector in a historical perspective

A world of contradictions: A gender perspective on newcomers’ perceived inclusion vs. their positions

Eye and Body Movements Characterised by Synchronised Sampling

Den moderna antifeminismen

Explanatory Grounds

Adaptive Protection of Series Compensated Lines

Land-atmosphere interactions in a changing climate: An overview of the GLACE-CMIP5 experiment

Décapiter l’hydre: le combat contre la corruption politique et le crime organisé

Lab testing and field testing in DHM

On the effects of static errors in a pipelined A/D converter

Eros och logos - efterskrift till Pia Tafdrups poetik

Eco-labelling of courses and programs at University of Gothenburg

Simulation of deformation induced phase transformation in austenitic steel

Education Reforms in the Muslim Middle East: A Move Towards Democracy?

Education reform in the Muslim Middle East and North Africa is perceived as a result of a slow process of democratization at the crossroad of globalization, rapid economic development, socio-political changes and religious ideologies. The diverse pattern of the reforms is the reflection of the complexity across the region; affected by domestic factors and the nature and extent of the linkage to th

Integrated Product Policy. A case study of Batteries.

A variety of actors are involved throughout the lifecycle of a product. The lifecycle starts at the designer’s table, continues with the use of raw materials, processing, transportation, consumption, waste management and recycling. The increasing complexity of product chains is an argument for analysing actors and policy instruments throughout the lifecycle of products. Actors in this analysis are

Literary Public Spheres

Torbjörn Forslid & Anders Ohlsson, "Introduction: Literary Public Spheres" Patrik Lundell, "Participation, Representation and Media System: Habermasian Paths to the Past" Emma Eldelin, "An Amateur’s Raid in a World of Specialists? The Swedish Essay in Contemporary Public Debates" Ann Steiner, "Personal Readings and Public Texts: Book Blogs and Online Writing about Literature" Karin Sarsenov

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Simon says… Can observational learning improve argumentative writing in students with hearing impairment?

Normalising excess: An ambivalent take on the recycling of food waste into biogas

Refractometry of microscopic objects using digital holography

Digital holography has some desirable properties for refractometry of microscopic objects since it gives phase and amplitude information of an object in all depths of focus from one set of exposures. The refractive index of the object can be determined by observation of the movements of the Becke lines between different focus depths. It is also shown that one single phase image provides an independ