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European employment and industrial relations glossary: Sweden

Shibboleth as a phonetic password – from a Swedish perspective

Swedish Issue: MES

Recognizing and Modelling Regional Varieties of Swedish

The road to the New Nordic Kitchen - Examples from Sweden

Freedom of Information and the Swedish Bureaucrat

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Benefits and disadvantages of the Swedish child-care system: An invitation to cross-cultural studies

The Rise of the Fiscal State in Sweden 1800-1914

Rosa rorans bonitatem. Exhibition celebrating the sixth centennial of the canonization of Saint Brigid of Sweden.

Aspects of the Proterozoic boundary between SE and SW Sweden

Chapter 24: Sweden

Robotic Friction Stir Welding for Flexible Production

Friction Stir Welding (FSW) is a modern welding process that joins materials by frictional heat, generated by a rotating tool. Unlike other welding processes, the material never melts, which is beneficial for the weld properties. FSW is already widely adopted in several industries but the applications are limited to simple geometries like straight lines or circular welds, mostly in aluminium. The

The multiple market-exposure of Swedish municipally owned waste management companies

Employment representation at the Enterprise. Sweden

Environmental leadership through public procurement? The Swedish Experience

Surface treatment with water repellent agents : present research in Sweden

Proceedings of the 15th Northern Research Basins International Symposium and Workshop, 29 August - 2 September, 2005, Luleå to Kvikkjokk, Sweden

Direct and indirect consumer protection in the Swedish financial system

Developing a framework for describing and analyzing misalignments in the supply chain - Illustrated with the Swedish Cash Supply Chain

Background: Narayanan & Raman (2004) present what they call an approach to treat incentive misalignments. It consists of three steps: Accept the premise, Pinpoint the cause, and Align or redesign. The first step, accept the premise, is simply acknowledging that there is such a thing as incentive misalignments. The second step, pinpoint the cause, is the process of identifying and describing w

The Aspect of Culture in the Social Inclusion of Ethnic Minorities: The Case of Sweden