From Trust Convergence to Trust Divergence: Trust Development in Conflictual Inter-Organizational Relationships

Whereas extant research on trust in interorganizational relationships tends to focus on trust convergence – i.e. members of one focal firm developing similar trust perceptions toward a partner firm – we shift focus to trust divergence – i.e. members of one focal firm developing different trust perceptions toward a partner firm. To explore trust divergence, we conduct an inductive, longitudinal stu

Recension av Lindahl, Filippa. Extraction from relative clauses in Swedish. Doktorsavhandling. Göteborgs Universitet 2017

Data Portability in Health Research and Biobanking

Protecting the Rights of Children with Intersex Conditions from Nonconsensual Gender-Conforming Medical Interventions: The View from Europe

Biobanking between the EU and Third Countries : Can Data Sharing Be Facilitated via Soft Regulatory Tools?

Legislation of direct-to-consumer genetic testing in Europe : a fragmented regulatory landscape

Legal and Ethical Governance of Intercontinental Biobanking : some experiences from a H2020-project

Direct-to-consumer Genetic Testing : Changes in the EU Regulatory Landscape

Medical Aid in dying in Quebec : legal considerations

Country report: an overview of animal protection in Latvia

Research Handbook on EU Health Law and Policy, edited by TK Hervey, CA Young and LE Bishop

The Rights of Children in Biomedicine : Challenges posed by scientific advances and uncertainties

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Lunds universitet, Skåne och Sverige i 1660-talets Europa

Subnationella strövtåg i det skånska landskapet

Recension av Gunnar Wetterberg, Skånes historia I-III

Faran med att leva i en förtrollad värld (rec. av G. Malmstedt, En förtrollad värld)

The Trade Network of Textiles and Clothing Past the ATC

Despite increased globalization since the 1980s in many sectors remained the textile and clothing trade regulated through countryspecific import quotas. In 2005, they were terminated by the Agreementon Textiles and Clothing (ATC). Subsequently it was expected that mostly China would gain in worldwide exports while preferentially treated countries and countries facing fewer restrictions would notic

The Other Side of the Coins : The Environmental Impact of Greenfield FDI in Sub-Saharan Africa´s Pollution-Intensive Industries and the Role of Governance

While foreign direct investments (FDI) are promoted as a vehicle for economic development their environmental consequences are less estab-lished. This study tests the hypotheses that 1) FDI led to environmental deg-radation in form of increased greenhouse gas emissions during Sub-Saharan Africa´s recent growth spurt but that 2) this impact was felt to a lesser extent in countries with a higher qua