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Quality assurance coordinator Contact details Email: margareta [dot] dackehag [at] ehl [dot] lu [dot] se Phone: +46 46 222 34 14 Mobile: +46 79 098 47 42Organisation Dean's Office, LUSEM Visiting address: Tycho Brahes väg 1, Lund Room number: EC3:307 Service point: 10 WebpageMargareta Dackehags profile in Lund University research portal Publications Displaying of publications. Sorted by year, then
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Senior lecturer, Assistant head Strategy and Research Policy, Department of Business Administration Contact details Email: matts [dot] karreman [at] fek [dot] lu [dot] se Phone: +46 46 222 01 91Organisation Strategy Room number: Alfa 5,6 rum B407 Service point: 10 WebpageMatts Kärremans profile in Lund University research portalOther affiliations Assistant head of department Strategy Assistant hea
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Associate senior lecturer Contact details Email: thor [dot] berger [at] ekh [dot] lu [dot] se Phone: +46 46 222 46 33 Mobile: +46 70 772 07 78Organisation Department of Economic History Visiting address: Scheelevägen 15 B, Lund Room number: Alfa 1:2095 Service point: 10 WebpageThor Bergers profile in Lund University research portalOther affiliations Associate senior lecturer Growth, technological
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Professor emeritus Contact details Email: gunnar [dot] olofsson [at] soc [dot] lu [dot] se Phone: +46 46 222 32 66 Mobile: +46 70 512 67 73Organisation Sociology Room number: 420 Service point: 31 WebpageGunnar Olofssons profile in Lund University research portalPersonal website:http://soc.lu.se/gunnar-olofsson Publications Displaying of publications. Sorted by year, then title. Filter by type All
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Sheep and goats are some of the most important animals in prehistoric Scandinavia. The habitus of the animals was used and transformed into cultural categories. Owing to their important and long-term utility they were ritualised during the pre-Christian periods. The role of these animals and the attitudes towards them in and beyond Norse paganism is discussed with habitus perspectives applied to t
The purpose of this thesis is to introduce the concept of distinctive competence in a multi-theoretical setting, consisting of the resource-based view, strategic human resource management and organizational learning, in order to develop a theoretical framework for better understanding of the dynamic side of distinctive competence. The empirical part of the study consists of an in-depth case study
This thesis examine how farm-dwellers in the Mälaren region during the late Iron Age and early Middle Ages created, transferred, and preserved memory by deliberately placing new houses and graves on the houses and graves of previous generations. Focus is on memory as a social phenomenon and culture-specific resource created by these deliberate practices. The culture-specific element is oral cultur
Models for potein folding are developed and applied to peptides and small proteins with both α-helix and β-sheet structure. The energy functions, in which effective hydrophobicity forces and hydrogen bonds are taken to be the two central terms, are sequence-based and deliberately kept simple. The geometric representations of the protein chains are, by contrast, detailed and have torsion angles as
The main aim of my dissertation is to investigate som conceptions, power relations, and practices in the discourse of youth problems. I have studied some of the actors that are involved in the social constructing of the "juvenile delinquent" such as the police, the judical system, the social service, the media, the general public and last but not least, the young people themselves. The bulk of my
The P availability and solubility differ between soils and plants seem to have different ways of utilising the P present. The many P fractions present in soil interact and are closely related to another and transformations may easily occur. Due to this more P than the soluble fraction is available to plants. Different plant species utilise the P in soil differently; the relationship between the pl
In this thesis a technique to manipulate nanoparticles with an atomic force microscope (AFM) is presented. Particles in the size range of 5-500 nm could be positioned in arbitrary two-dimensional patterns on different surfaces by mechanically pushing them with the AFM tip. The technique which is material-independent can be applied to any type of nanometer-sized particles or objects that are free t
The aim of the dissertation is to elucidate Iron Age settlement in southern Halland from two angles: (1) the evidence of antiquities (graves), ground finds of metal and rock, and place-names; (2) the information conveyed by investigations in settlement archaeology. The combined study of graves, ground finds, and place-names shows that the image of southern Halland in the Iron Age differs depending
To deal with the wide dynamic rage necessary for a radio receiver or corresponding applications, but to avoid impractically high resolution at high data rates, the approach of using a floating-point analog-to-digital converter (FP-ADC) has been investigated. This approach de-links the dynamic range with the resolution, and a very wide dynamic range can be achieved by an ADC with a moderate resolut
The protein folding and protein design problems are addressed, using coarse-grained models with only two types of amino acids, hydrophobic and hydrophilic. In addition to hydrophobicity forces, the models contain sequence-independent local interactions which are found to strongly influence the thermodynamics of these models. The models are studied using the dynamical-parameter Monte Carlo method.
Pedagogical practice is, in several important considerations, contradictory in character. In this dissertation attenention is drawn towards the field of tension that prevails between pedagogical action, which can be descibed in terms of strategic processes and communicative pedagogical action. While the former places the preconditions for effective knowledge development of the individual at the ce
Increasingly cities compete for tourist dollars, shoppers, financial investments, know-how and tax-payers by bolstering the cities images as centers of creativity, innovation, knowledge, art, design and so forth. Accelerated and intensified globalization, technological advances, market deregulations,de-industrializations and socio-economic change have urged cities, especially former industrial cit
