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Organizational and Individual response to hybridity in the public sector : A case study exploring the customer orientation of the Swedish Enforcement Authority

The aim of this study is to understand the response of public organizations and frontline public servants to the organizational hybridity that occurs when public organizations adopt market-inspired elements. To reach the aim I examine public sector customer orientation and how public organizations, as well as their employees, manage customer orientation, and the demands that the concept presents,

Överflöd och brist : Matfattigdom i välfärdssamhället

Detta kapitel tar sig an att försöka belysa ett nytt landskap i Sverige med ökad matdistribution genom civilsamhällets verksamheter. Hur kan vi förstå matfattigdom i ett välfärdssamhälle och civilsamhällets matdistribution? Vad händer när vi ser mat som en rättighet eller välgörenhet? Centrala begrepp förklaras, utvecklingen och praktiken belyses och en rad utmaningar för det sociala arbetet och vThis chapter undertakes to try to shed light on a new landscape iSweden with increased food distribution through civil society activities.How can we understand food poverty in a welfare society and the food distribution of civil society? What happens when we view food as a right or a charity?Central concepts are explained, development and practice are highlighted and a number of challenges for soc

Postoperative morbidity among symptom-free alcohol misusers

Retrospective studies suggest that there is an increased postoperative morbidity among alcohol misusers. We have prospectively studied the risk of alcohol intake among patients undergoing surgery. We investigated 15 symptom-free subjects who required colorectal surgery and who were drinking at least 60 g of alcohol per day. These patients were matched for sex, nutrition, age, weight, cardiovascula

Korean Fatherhood in Policy and Practice

Korean fathers gained their first entitlement to take one-year paid parental leave in 2001. The policy has since continuously advanced, but as of 2020, fathers’ take-up rates remain low at 3.4%. This dissertation raises the question of why Korean fathers do not take parental leave, and what the nature of the underlying sociocultural contexts is that precipitates this discrepancy. To seek answers t

Energy transitions and social psychology : A sociotechnical perspective

This book explains how social psychological concepts can be closely integrated with sociotechnical perspectives of energy transitions. It shows thevalue of actor-centred analysis that acknowledges the role of individuallevel processes within their wider contexts of energy supply and use. In thisway, the book connects social psychological and sociological frames ofanalysis, preserving the value of

Influence of alcohol on several physiological functions and its reversibility : a surgical view

Alcohol intake influences several physiological functions, including the haemostatic system, the cellular immune defence and the cardiac function, but to a different degree depending on the drinking habits. Restoration of these functions after withdrawal seems time related. The haemostatic imbalance normalizes within two or three weeks of soberness while the immune system requires about two months

Lymphopenia in heavy drinkers--reversibility and relation to the duration of drinking episodes

Seventy-four addictive alcoholic subjects were investigated shortly after a period of excessive drinking and were compared with 18 alcoholic subjects who had not been drinking for at least six months. No difference was observed in total white cell count or number of circulating granulocytes. Lymphocyte count was significantly lower in alcoholics whose last alcoholic bout had been three months or m

Local support for renewable energy technologies? : Attitudes towards near-shore wind farms among second home owners and permanent area residents on the Danish coast

This paper documents different attitudes towards local renewable energy technology (RET) projects in Denmark among two key RET stakeholder groups, permanent area residents (PRs) and second home owners (SHOs). It does so via survey data collected from almost 2000 respondents during a Danish near-shore wind farm tender. Judging by this data, local PRs are positive towards the planned local RETs, whi

The post-normal politics and science of wind power planning : Evidence from a Danish near-shore wind farm tender

Post-normal science (PNS) has long advocated the inclusion of stakeholders in scientific processes where there is uncertainty, urgency and high stakes. Increasingly, however, such conditions have become recognised as the norm. Using the theoretical perspective of PNS, we examine the interactions between public objection, unstable coalition politics and uncertain environmental assessment knowledge

Bokomtale av "Reforming Child Welfare in the Post-Soviet Space: Institutional Change in Russia"

Antologin Reforming Child Welfare in the Post-Soviet Space: Institutional Change in Russia behandlar Rysslands satsning under senare år på att etablera ett fosterhemssystem i stället för de ökända institutionerna för omhändertagna barn. Den praktiska implementeringen redogörs för från olika aktörers perspektiv, myndighets- och NGO-personal såväl som fosterföräldrar och barn, med fokus både på inst

Arenas for conflict or cohesion? : Rethinking public libraries as potentially democratic spheres

Introduction. In policies and research, public libraries are often put forth as public spheres promoting inclusion and shared values. This article investigates possible implications of replacing the idea of the library as public sphere with a plurality of public spheres, thereby acknowledging existing inequalities and conflicts between adversaries.Method. The paper is conceptual, focusing on deepe