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”Hoppas jag inte glömt nått!” – En analys av informationsprocesser inom kunskapsintensiva tjänsteorganisationer

Title: “I hope I didn’t forget anything!” An analyze of information processes within knowledge intensive service organizations. Level: Master thesis in Service Management (15 credits) at Campus Helsingborg, Lund University. Keywords: Information process, communication, boundary-spanning work, healthcare, medical record, computer system and customer perspective. Authors: Ninni Cronberg, Linn Haugen

Rätt och utveckling - ett postmodernt perspektiv

I USA under 1960-talet växte intresset för kopplingen mellan juridiska reformer och ekonomisk och social utveckling i tredje världen. Detta var startskottet för en rörelse som kom att kallas Law and Development. Det var en löst sammansatt rörelse som bestod av såväl praktiska utvecklingsprojekt som teoretiska akademiska satsningar. Det övergripande målet var att hjälpa tredje världen ur fattigdom There was a growing interest in the United States during the 1960s regarding the relationship between legal reforms and economic and social development in the Third World. This was the start of a movement that became known as Law and Development. It consisted of both practical projects and theoretical studies. The overall goal was to help the Third World out of poverty and underdevelopment. There

The Demographic Dividend and International Capital Flows

The demographic transition of falling fertility and mortality can provide countries with one generation that is proportionately bigger than the previous and following ones. This period, known as the demographic dividend, gives countries the opportunity for increased economic growth due to temporarily favorable dependency ratios. When the dividend period is over, countries face the prospect of an a

How E Can Government Be?

E-government is a trend to offer public services online. A common assumption, at least by governments, is that it not only saves costs and time, but that it eases interaction and puts more decisive power into citizensʼ hands. Problematic with these arguments is that they are one-sided and disregard the other side of the coin. Customer-orientedness is of major importance, but there must still be so