Sökresultat

Documenting, Assessing, and Rewarding Pedagogical Competence - perspectives from a national Swedish research and development project

Multiple paths of development: Knowledge bases and institutional characteristics of the Swedish food sector.

Dis-junctures: An historical and anthropological study of disability, citizenship and sexuality in Denmark and Sweden, from 1925 to the present day

The commercialisation of the peasant economy - markets and agricultural production in southern Sweden 1711-1860

The Great Depression in Sweden as a wage co-ordination failure

Bridging Pedagogical Traditions: Educational Traditions in Vietnam and Sweden

Swedish tourism and climate change mitigation: An emerging conflict?

The application of foreign law in civil and commercial matters in Sweden

Long-term mapping of the chloride load at a Swedish road exposed to de-icing salts

The Rise of the Fiscal State in Sweden

SASCIS - Swedish Ageing with a Spinal Cord Injury Study. Housing and health.

Private international law aspects of the introduction of same-sex marriages in Sweden

Collective redress, competition and intellectual property – Swedish experience; Paper presented at Jean Monnet Workshop No 6 – Brunel University 6-7 June 2013

The denial of the political ontology A conceptual hindrance for “multiculturalism” in Norwegian and Swedish curricula

Biomedical firms in Western Sweden: A survey of innovation activities. Report to GöteborgBIO

Psychometric validation of the Swedish Depressive Personality Disorder Inventory

Articulation Rate Variation in South Swedish Phrases

Market development problems for sustainable bio-energy systems in Sweden. (The BIOMARK project)

Swedish snus confronts basic EU principles

Subsidiarity was one important issue in the snuff discussion within the Community during the first years of the 90s. The purpose was to allow Swedes to continue their age-old habit of putting moist tobacco under the upper lip.6 The snuff debate touched upon Community concepts which will again be of relevance in the lGC 1996. The legality, subsidiarity and proportionality principles were all referr

Causative constructions in English and Swedish. A corpus-based contrastive study

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