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Fem i tolv - kan konstmusiken räddas?

Syftet med projektet som ingår i Projekt K på Institutionen för kulturvetenskaper vid Universitetet i Lund är att undersöka det "konstmusikens krisläge" som allt oftare och allt hårdare betonas av aktörerna på det konstmusikaliska fältet. Har konstmusiken möjligheter att leva vidare och hur förhåller sig i så fall dessa möjligheter till begrepp som kunskap och hållbar utveckling? Målet är att göra

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The structure of the depots show that they mainly are collections of means of payment. It is demonstraded that the structure changes through time showing the development towards a monetarian economy

Love and Speciesism

The first part of the essay attempts to advance the idea that animals can, like humans, become subjects of genuine bonds of attachment. The second part of the essay examines how interventions to protect, care for, or save animals, interface with various forms of alterity - related to what socially and physiologically constitutes ‘being human’ and ‘being animal’.This essay provides a frame for a di

A Simple Model for the Interference Between Event-Based Control Loops Using a Shared Medium

Traditionally, control loops are closed using periodic sensing and actuation. When communication resources are scarce, however, much may be gained from transmitting only when something important has happened in the loop. This paper presents a simple model of the interference between event-based control loops caused by sharing a common medium, based on the coupled dynamics of a Markov chain represe

Who Gets What in Coalition Governments? Predictors of Portfolio Allocation in Parliamentary Democracies

Ministerial portfolios are the most obvious payoffs for parties entering a governing coalition in parliamentary democracies. This renders the bargaining over portfolios an important phase of the government formation process. The question of ‘who gets what, and why?’ in terms of ministerial remits has not yet received much attention by coalition or party scholars. This article focuses on this quali

eHealth services, patient empowerment and professional accountability - An empirical study on the changing patient-doctor relationship in the digital world

In Sweden, as in many other European countries, government and public agencies have promoted the expansion of eHealth over the past years, arguing that this development enhances patient participation, empowerment and cost efficiency. The development is part of a more comprehensive movement, emphasizing patient’s rights including options to make far reaching decisions concerning the patient’s own c