Layers of Deception: Counterfeiting Cases in the Mid-Qing

Dimensionering av armerade betongplattor enligt strimlemetoden

A Beam Mapping Method

Lecithin Organogels: Structure, Dynamics, and Phase Behavior

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When Rock and Roll Came to Town: The Threatening Body and the Promising Identity

Vem styr den svenska trafikpolitiken?

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Dispersal traits in grassland plant communities are related to the historical landscape

Naturen som kultur. Mårten Sjöbeck och bondens landskap

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Coherent Triads and Collaboration Identities in Swedish Youth Care

Previous collaboration research shows that problems and conflicts sometimes arise as a part of collaboration. Researchers have highlighted the importance of narratives, but have not focused on narratives about successful cooperation. This article tries to fill this gap by analyzing stories of successful cooperation, even if it unfolds during shorter interaction sequences. The aim is to analyze how

Logic, Facts and Representation : An Examination of R. M. Hare’s Moral Philosophy

The English philosopher Richard M. Hare - one of the leading moral philosophers of the twentieth century - develops in his most recent major work an ingenious theory of moral reasoning. He maintains that there are rules of fundamental moral thinking which are determined by the concepts involved in moral thinking. Moreover, he argues that the evaluative conclusions reached by taking facts into acco

Sociala problem ur ett dynamiskt perspektiv - exemplet ekonomisk tillväxt och klimatkrisen

Images of memory: Depictions of the amnesiac flashback, exemplified by The Bourne Identity x 3

In old mnemonic systems, like the Memory Palaces (Ricci) and the Memory Circles (Llull), the general purpose is to organize and preserve the images of memory over time. However, in contemporary discussions of memory taking place within the field of trauma studies (Leys, Laub, Feldman, Caruth, van der Kolk), the focus is on the forgotten, and on understanding why we do not remember traumatic events

The Management of Used Mobile Phones in the United Kingdom -- Is exporting for re-use a sufficient solution?

This study examines the management of used mobile phones in the United Kingdom between 2005 and 2008. It shows that the replacement cycle for mobile phones got shorter during the period due to heavy handset subsidies given by mobile network operators. The planned obsolescence presented a business opportunity for the exports of used phones to developing countries. However, the collection for re-use

Human rights and disability: the current use and future potential of United Nations human rights instruments in the Context of Disability

Applications of a theorem of Chasles to computer vision

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Ledarskapets problem och möjlighet - Erfarenheter från Afrikas horn

3D modeling of an anode supported SOFC using FEM and LBM

Solid oxide fuel cells (SOFCs) are promising as energy producing device, which at this stage of its development will require extensive analysis and benefit from numerical modeling at different time-and length scales. In this study, two models based on finite element method (FEM) and Lattice Boltzmann model (LBM), respectively, are evaluated and compared for an anode-supported SOFC. First, a 3D mod

A transnational perspective on knowledge sharing : Lessons learned from IKEA's entry into Russia, China and Japan

When adopting the view of the multinational corporation (MNC) as a transnational corporation, subsidiaries become strategic partners. It is important to recognize that within the MNC knowledge may originate also from subsidiaries and thus flow in different directions. The aim of the article is to understand the role of multiple knowledge flows when international retail firms enter new markets. A q