SoC-Level Fault Management based on P1687 IJTAG

Formation of double compact objects

The construction of the subject Tourism in Swedish upper secondary school

Using Students as Experiment Subjects – An Analysis on Graduate and Freshmen Student Data

The question whether students can be used as subjects in software engineering experiments is debated. In order to investigate the feasibility of using students as subjects, a study is conducted in the context of the Personal Software Process (PSP) in which the performance of freshmen students and graduate students are compared and also related to another study in an industrial setting. The hypothe

The Swedish labor market and irregular migrant workers. Reflections on interest representation on a segmented labor market and in the future of neo-corporativist labor relations in Sweden

Research outlook on a mixed model transportation network

Henrik Zahle in memoriam

Tribological analysis in comparison of dry and air assisted maching

On uniquely human abilities in great apes

Review of I skuggan av ett hjälteland

An experimental evaluation of test driven development vs. test-last development with industry professionals

Test-Driven Development (TDD) is a software development approach where test cases are written before actual development of the code in iterative cycles. Context: TDD has gained attention of many software practitioners during the last decade since it has contributed several benefits to the software development process. However, empirical evidence of its dominance in terms of internal code quality,

Quark anti-quark expectation value in finite volume

We have computed the quark anti-quark expectation value in finite volume at two loop in chiral perturbation theory and compare it with a formula obtained in analogy to the Luscher formula for pion mass in finite volume. We observe that due to the small finite size correction at two loop it is not possible to obtain conclusions on the accuracy of the extended Luscher formula

Money talks? : Social mobility among Swedish-American returnees 1900-1930

The Swedish migration to America during the late 19th century and early 20th century was once the subject of a major research project at the University of Uppsala, called “Sweden and America after 1860”. The research project produced a large amount of dissertations on why, where and how people migrated as well as some research on what happened to the migrants in America. The return migration, desp

The Survival of Ministers in Times of Crisis. An Analysis of Turnover in Canadian and Swedish Cabinets

Embodying Tolkien: Stars, Marketing, and The Lord of the Rings

Fysikhistoria i vardagen med bildspel i biblioteket

Proposing a manual for describing and recording bookbindings

Was there a family gap in late nineteenth-century manufacturing industry? Evidence from Sweden.

Urban Space Wars in Copenhagen and Hamburg

Implementation of International Human Rights Law: A Discourse Theoretical Study Illustrated by the Right to Family Planning in Indonesian Law

Discourse theory methodology provides an alternative and novel framework for human rights implementation as a topic of legal research. By conceptualising implementation of international human rights norms in a national legal context as a play of discourses competing for hegemony, it becomes possible to explore the workings of human rights constructions as well as where and how implementation fails