The making of innovation systems in least developed countries. Evidence from Tanzania.

Mellan försyn och valfrihet: 1700-talets idéer om lyckans roll i historien

The paper gives an account of the concept of 'hapiness' and 'felicity' in the discourse of 18th century thought.

Effect of Moisture and Volatile Release on Motion of Pulverised Wood Particles

The effect of changes in species composition on European emissions of volatile organic compounds during the Holocene

Drag kinging in the streets - negotiating representations of queerness in public spaces

The trouble with institutions of Art and its publics

Evaluation and management of ultrafiltration problems in peritoneal dialysis

Monte Carlo simulations of optical human sinusitis diagnostics

We investigate the feasibility of using diode laser gas spectroscopy for sinusitis diagnostics. We simulate light propagation using the Monte Carlo concept, as implemented by the Advanced Systems Analysis Program (ASAPTM) software. Simulations and experimental data are compared for a model based on two scattering bodies representing human tissue, with an air gap in-between representing the sinus c

Quadratic Optimization of Motion Coordination and Control

Governance Bottlenecks and Policy Options for Sustainable Materials Management - A Discussion paper

Political Economy of Labor Retrenchment: Evidence based on China’s SOEs

Ethnic Entrepreneurship - The paradox of cultural embeddedness

Desire, the real and pedagogy

Explaining agricultural growth. The case of Sweden 1700-1850

Matthew Buckingham: Narratives

How do great apes explain their world, and how do we explain them?

Expressiveness of the modal mu-calculus on monotone neighborhood structures

We characterize the expressive power of the modal mu-calculus on monotone neighborhood structures, in the style of the Janin-Walukiewicz theorem for the standard modal mu-calculus. For this purpose we consider a monadic second-order logic for monotone neighborhood structures. Our main result shows that the monotone modal mu-calculus corresponds exactly to the fragment of this second-order language

The Dynamics of conflict in Southern Thailand : An analysis of Spatial and Socio- Economic Factors

The present paper argues that the prolonged insurgency in southern Thailand has gone through changes since the outbreak of major violence in 2004. An analysis of the dynamics of the conflict, and its relation to economic and social factors, can improve our understanding of the drivers of conflict. A key finding is that the bulk of the violence has shifted from poor rural districts to more affluent

The dystopian Parsifal

Exploring Outsourcing Decisions using the Resource-based View of the Firm