Iconicity and Semiosis

Studying Religious Change : Combining Close and Distant Reading in the Field of Sociology of Religion

This article explores the possibilities of using digital methods to study religion and religious change in contemporary societies. It argues that despite considerable developments in which analogue data has been converted into digital forms and new digital methods have been developed, these are rarely used in sociology of religion. The article illustrates how new digital methods can complement mor

Semiotics in Picture and Image Studies

Fungal behaviour: a new frontier in behavioural ecology

Ledare

Journal of Immigrant & Refugee Studies : Re-Envisioning Immigrant Integration: Toward Multidirectional Conceptual Flows

The Future of Christianity in Western and Northern Europe

This article is the concluding essay of the Western and Northern Europe volume of Edinburgh University Press's series on Global Christianity.

Wild plant species growing closely connected in a subalpine meadow host distinct root-associated bacterial communities

Google, data voids, and the dynamics of the politics of exclusion

This study deploys a critical approach to big data analytics to gauge the tentative contours of data voids in Google searches that reflect extreme-right dynamics of exclusion in the aftermath of the 2015 humanitarian crisis in Europe. The study adds complexity to the analysis of data voids, expanding the framework of investigation outside the USA context by concentrating on Germany and Sweden. Bui

Cognitive Science and Semiotics

The microbial ecology of flowers: an emerging frontier in phyllosphere research

The Boundaries of Community : Stigma Management and Pluralistic Education in Swedish Upper Secondary Education

The root microbiota—a fingerprint in the soil?

Rationalitetsparadoxen

European [security] Union : bordering and governing a secure Europe in a better world?

The past 20 years, since the 1992 Treaty on European Union, have seen the gradual creation of both an “Area of Freedom, Security and Justice” and a “Common Foreign and Security Policy”. More recent is the development of a “European Neighbourhood Policy” over the past 10 years. All three of these policies involved the navigation and negotiation of security, borders and governance in and by the Euro

Undervisning underskattad arena för samhällspåverkan

Are evaluative bibliometrics neoliberal? A historical and theoretical problematization.

In this article, we problematize the notion that the continuously growing use of bibliometric evaluation can be effectively explained by ‘neoliberal’ ideology. A prerequisite for our analysis is an understanding of neoliberalism as both denoting a more limited set of concrete principles for the organization of society (the narrow interpretation) or as a hegemonic ideology (the broad interpretation

Why do associations run independent schools in Sweden, and why does it matter?

Variation in working memory performance in two archosaur species

Religion och politik