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Industrial Relations Foresight 2025 for Sweden: Presentation of Results and Comments

Abstract in Swedish Denna rapport presenterar och kommenterar den svenska delen av den expertundersökning som gjordes hösten 2007 för att få en bild av hur arbetsmarknadsrelationerna (industrial relations) i EU25- och G7-länderna kan tänkas se ut år 2025. Bakom undersökningen står European Foundation for the Improvement of Living and Working Conditions (Eurofound), som är ett EU-organ specialiseraThis report presents and comments on the Swedish part of a survey made in autumn 2007 to obtain expert opinions on industrial relations in the EU25 and G7 countries in the year 2025. The survey was carried out by the European Foundation for the Improvement of Living and Working Conditions (Eurofound). One of the basic questions was about how the process of globalisation will influence future indus

Making sense of "anomalous" vocalizations

The category of interjections is claimed to be universally encountered across languages of the world; this status, however, does not exempt it of a most troubled linguistic history. Interjections have been classifieds both as word-like and sentence- (or utterance-) –like; they have been denied linguistic status or exiled at the periphery of language as a bizarre, primitive form of communication, a

Third Cumulant for Multivariate Aggregate Claim Models

The third moment cumulant for the aggregated multivariate claims is considered. A formula is presented for the general case when the aggregating variable is independent of the multivariate claims. It is discussed how this result can be used to obtain a formula for the third cumulant for a classical model of multivariate claims. Two important special cases are considered. In the rst one, multivaria

“Mimesis as the Representation of Types - The Historical and Psychological Basis of an Aesthetic Idea“

This work attempts to investigate a long-standing tradition within the history of aesthetics according to which the function of pictorial representation consists, or ought to consist, of the rendering of general or idealized types rather than particulars. Proponents of this view may be found in various versions from antiquity to the present. The second chapter of this work gives a historical overv