Multicultural crisis communication: Towards a social constructionist perspective

On the screening power of incentive schemes

Public transport planning from the perspective of people with cognitive functional limitations - Experiences from focus group interviews and participant observation.

Language and Social Identity in John 6:25-71: A Hallidayan Discourse Analysis

Michael Halliday has written extensively on the nature and functionality of language, and one of his favoured approaches to language is that it is social. He describes language as “the creature and creator of human society”. One of the functions of language is to express and form social identity. This paper seeks to adopt Halliday’s systemic functional linguistic theory on the bread-of-life discou

Nordic Strategic Planning in Perspective

Ett alternativ till islamism

The Rise and Fall of Latin in Swedish 17th Century Politics and Diplomacy

The role of Latin in 17th century Sweden

Utvärdering av projektet hållbara chefer 2006-2009

Microfinance and poverty reduction in the rural sector: a case study of Sri Lanka

Innovationsteknik tar sikte på tredje världen

Teaching and Learning Adaptation of International Students in Sweden

The difference between consumers’ and manufacturers’ gender classification of perfumes

Network pictures and resource integration: cognitive alignment in extended service offerings

Att möta kvinnor med långvarig smärta: "Hälsobarometer" ger stöd för konstruktiva samtal

Ett skattningsinstrument som mäter negativa och positiva känslor med en kombination av visuella analogskalor, kallat hälsobarometer, har testats bland kvinnor med långvarig värk och smärta. Hälsobarometern är enkel att fylla i, och den ger en omedelbar visuell bild av hur patienten mår. Den ger därmed en vink om var man ska lägga tonvikten på det utforskande samtalet. Hälsobarometern visar sig s

Between a rock and a hard place: Academic institutional change and the problem of collective action

Karta, GIS och virtuell verklighet

CALTO, a Self-Sufficient Presence System for Autonomous Networks

In recent years much attention has been paid to spontaneously formed Ad Hoc networks. These networks can be formed without central management and without the use of the infrastructure the Internet provides. lack of infrastructure support brings difficulties in information location and management. This paper describes Calto, a distributed Self Sufficient Presence System for Autonomous Networks. Cal

Woven convolutional codes and their generator matrices

The role of multilateral environmental agreements in armed conflict: “green keeping” in Virunga Park - applying the UNESCO World Heritage Convention in the armed conflict of the Democratic Republic of the Congo

Unscrambling nomological machines (2001-06-19)

This paper is an attempt to further our understanding of mechanisms conceived of as ontologically separable from laws. What opportunities are there for a mechanistic perspective to be independent of, or even more fundamental than, a law perspective?