A struggle for justice: Appropriation and accumulation of linguistic capital within the field of law

Speaking of change: A review of new communication approaches to the study of organizational change

Alkorna och Linné

Using Self: Instances of self-participation in art and elsewhere

Controller synthesis for application specific digital signal processors

A controller synthesizer, that is part of a design system by which algorithms unsuitable for standard processors can be implemented, is presented. A hierarchical controller architecture suitable for frame-based and multi-sample-rate algorithms is synthesized. Synthesis of a controller is based on micro instructions, specific for each architecture, and assumes no use of predefined functional blocks

Solidarity and Knowldege

This paper discusses the term solidarity in relation to knowledge, and the existing tension between a vital women’s movement on the one hand, and a feminist academic theory on the other. The raise of a highly capitalist and neoliberal notion of feminism, a sort of “free market feminism” is restricting and limiting the space for solidarity in feminist politics and theory. Jodi Dean’s term reflexive

Secreted active forms of cathepsin B

Private international law aspects of trans-border invasion of personality rights by the media

Prediction of Signature Peptides for Improved Protein Identification and Quantification

The Joy of Writing – Peer Learning in Written Narrative Intervention.

Internationella jämförelser och nationella politiska intressen

Ukrainas postkommunistiska historia – Fast i det förflutna?

Matthew Buckingham at Murray Guy

China in the Global Economy. Failure and Success

China’s present economic performance is frequently attributed to market reforms that have opened up the economy to foreign trade and investments. In this article we suggest that a historical comparative approach may cast new light on China’s present success. In imperial China the power of the mandarinate put limits on equality of opportunity and development of human capital, factors crucial for mo

Social Movements and Non-Traditional Security in Southeast Asia

This paper study the concepts of social movements and non-traditional security, followed with the analysis of state regimes reaction in dealing such non-traditional challenges, utilizing the case study of Thailand, Malaysia and Burma. This paper end with a conclusion and hope to yield for a potential significant both empirically and theoretically to the understanding and bridging the studies of so

A preliminary analysis of the supply and demand of net primary production in the semi-arid Sahel

The Politics of Violence: Gendered Destruction in Colonial Indochina

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Intergartion taxes and Agllomeation forces: An empirical analysis of OECD Countries

Mapping the Unknown Terrain: Party Policy Mapping in Electoral Authoritarian Regimes

Oppositional pre-electoral coalition formation has, in a number of recent studies, been proven to have an important effect on the prospects for liberalizing electoral outcomes in authoritarian elections. Despite this recent recognition of oppositional coalitions as a trigger for democratization, almost nothing is known about when these coalitions are formed. An important explanation for the la