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Narrative Genres in Workplace Diversity Research.
Initial Order Quantities
Emotional distress and coping in the early stage of recovery following acute traumatic hand injury: a questionnaire survey.
Robust PID Control of Steam Generator Water Level
Sensory-specific anomic aphasia following left occipital lesions: data from free oral descriptions of concrete word meanings
From Art to Business: The Transformations and Consequences of Invoking Ethnography Beyond the Borders of Academia
Levnadsregler från 1100-talet
Numerical simulation of two-phase flow and heat transfer with and without phase change using a volume-of-fluid model
A construction of authentication codes with total secrecy
Expert System for Diagnosis of the Activated Sludge Process
Meeting over cultural boundaries: networked learning for sustainable development
Ekonomisk-politiska åtgärder och stimulanspaket i VDs lönekuvert leder fel
Algorithms for path and band-width allocation for elastic traffic under various fairness constraints
Anlagd brand –Analys av kostnader och nyttor med tekniska system
The project “Arson - a societal problem” has been running with funding from a number of players since 2008. The project consists of a number of sub-projects and the work presented in this report was conducted within the sub-project: "Technical- and risk-based methods to prevent and mitigate the consequences of arson". In this report a cost-benefit analysis of several different technical systems ar
Labelling of genetically modified (GM) food products - a socioeconomic perspective
Evidensbaserade bostadsanpassningar? Möjligheter och hinder i arbetsterapipraxis
Tupperware speglade både flärd och sparsamhet
Crisis in the City: Emergency Urbanism
This paper deals with the question how urban crises – whether political, economic, financial, environmental or social – are defined, constructed, or discursively and materially appropriated by urban elites to serve their agendas of urban reform. Inspired by the work of Klein (2007), Smith (2005) and others, it will be argued that specific ‘emergency’ framings of urban decline, impoverishment, disa