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Reading the signs : on inferential semiotics and market imagination
The paper concerns a historical shift in the semiotic interpretation of financial data and how this shaped the imagination of the market. The investigation centres on the emergence of two systems of financial foresight, technical and fundamental analysis. It is demonstrated how both systems were synthesised around the codification of certain pieces of data as semiotic windows to the future which t
Destinatärernas rättsliga ställning
Något om stiftelsestyrning -kan stiftelser lära av aktiebolag?
Female unemployment and child poverty among immigrants in Denmark
Island Women and the Obesity Transition: Examining SES, Ethnicity and Economic Development
Rates of overweight and obesity are increasing rapidly in developing countries due to economic development, decreasing levels of physical activity, and shifting diets and Small Island Developing States (SIDS) tend to have significantly higher obesity prevalence than the global average. This study aims to understand socioeconomic differences in female obesity in different island contexts. Dietary h
Triggering Investment in First-of-a-Kind and Early Near-Zero Emissions Industrial Facilities
Socioeconomic Differences and Female Obesity in Small Island Developing States
Policy-driven migrant selection and labor market outcomes of immigrants in Sweden and Denmark
Multiple Scales of Income Inequality : A Longitudinal Analysis of Swedish Regions
The subject of inequality and its geographical dimensions has seen a surge of interest in recent years. However, existing work tends to study inequality through single spatial scales, even though processes driving inequality operate at and across multiple scales. This article, therefore, investigates how inequality at the regional and local scale relates to phases of economic development in Sweden
Överskuldsättning : en risk för socialt utanförskap
Two Characteristic Contributions to the Superconducting State of 2H−NbSe2
Multiband superconductivity arises when multiple electronic bands contribute to the formation of the superconducting state, allowing distinct pairing interactions and gap structures. Here, we present field- and temperature-dependent data on the vortex lattice structure in 2H-NbSe2 as a contribution to the ongoing debate as to whether the defining feature of the superconductivity is the anisotropy
Television and Academic Achievement: Evidence from the Digital Television Transition in the UK
This paper exploits exogenous variation in the transition date from an analogue to digital television signal in the UK across more than 32,000 geographical units to examine the causal impact of television on academic performance and potential mechanisms. Using a large administrative dataset on the universe of students in public education in England, I show that the switchover increased pupil test
All about the money? The gendered effect of education on industrial and occupational sorting
Using the 1972 UK compulsory education reform as a natural experiment, we investigate the impact of education on occupational and industrial sorting through Quarterly Labour Force Surveys. Higher education levels increase the likelihood of men working in public administration and non-manual occupations. For women, it leads to a higher probability of employment in health and education industries. T
Slavery in Swedish Law - Past and Present: Productive Judicial Framing, Silencing, and Exceptionalism
En kontinent av skräp?
Eco-evolutionary dynamics in two-species mutualistic systems : one-sided population decline triggers joint interaction disinvestment
The interplay between ecological and evolutionary dynamics can create feedback that reinforces external disturbances and potentially threatens species’ coexistence. For example, plants might invest less into attracting insect pollinators (decreased flower or nectar production) and more into independence (increased selfing or vegetative reproduction) when faced with pollinator decline. This adaptiv
Multiple density-dependent processes shape the dynamics of a spatially structured amphibian population
Understanding the mechanisms that regulate the dynamics of spatially structured populations (SSP) is a critical challenge for ecologists and conservation managers. Internal population processes such as births and deaths occur at a local level, while external processes such as dispersal take place at an inter-population level. At both levels, density dependence is expected to play a critical role.
Resilience to climate variation in a spatially structured amphibian population
Understanding the impact of weather fluctuations on demographic parameters is of crucial interest to biodiversity research in a context of global climate change. Amphibians are valuable candidates for investigating this topic due to their strong physiological dependence on water availability and temperature. In this study, we took advantage of data from a long-term capture–mark–recapture (CMR) mon