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A cohort is a closed group of individuals included in a scientific study. Extensive researcher-generated data are often collected for cohorts at enrolment, which are then followed longitudinally with respect to disease or other outcomes. Cohort profiles: what are they good for?Cohorts by populationChildren and infantsMigration / migrantsMultigenerationalOlder peoplePregnant womenTeens and adolesce
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Our research The research at the department focuses broadly on digital transformation and includes both the process of this transformation and its impact on users and society. Some of the specific topics of research are: decision automation and decision support systems, green and sustainable information systems and smart cities, artificial intelligence and human-AI hybrids, information security an
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Head of department Contact details Email: anna [dot] lundberg [at] soclaw [dot] lu [dot] se Mobile: +46 70 946 62 30Organisation Sociology of Law Department Service point: 31 WebpageAnna Lundbergs profile in Lund University research portalOther affiliations Professor Sociology of Law Department Profile area member LU Profile Area: Human rights Publications Displaying of publications. Sorted by yea
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Researcher Contact details Email: tobias [dot] olofsson [at] soc [dot] lu [dot] se Phone: +46 46 222 88 12Organisation Department of Sociology Service point: 31 WebpageTobias Olofssons profile in Lund University research portalResearcherSociologyMain research areasValuation studiesSociology of timeScience and technology studies (STS)Sociology of risk and uncertaintyFeminist epistemologyCurrent res
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This paper is a critical discourse analysis aiming to examine how the Migration Court in Malmö uses children's own reasons for asylum and the concept of the best interest of the child in a selected number of decisions from January to March 2012th. We have investigated how the court formulates its decisions in order to under¬stand if a child’s claim for asylum is tested on its own merits and ho
The aim of the dissertation is to examine the significance of the paperbound book on the book market as part of the history of consumption. It is an examination of the materiality of the book, in which the form and function, economics and distribution of the binding during the last century of the hand-press era are studied. The intention has been to show that the ready-bound book was a means for t
Although there have been significant advances in the research field of critical infrastructures and vital societal functions during the last decade, there still exist many challenges in implementing and carrying out studies in practice. One of these challenges is a feasible method for mapping, analysing and visualising the cascading consequences that arise for critical infrastructures and societal
The pioneering academic research on Merchant Marks (also known as identity marks, personal marks, ownership marks, identification marks, Hausmarken, Hofmarken, Marques de Propriété, bomärken) was done by professor Homeyer (1870). Since 1870 there has been an ongoing debate among scholars whether Merchant Marks are simply formed by chance and coincidence, as stated by Rehnberg (1938, 1951), Scheffe