Preparing for Brentry - after Brexit: A view from Sweden

Linnebjer — A South Swedish Oak Forest and Meadow Area — Revisited after Half a Century

An oak forest and three wet meadows/fens were reinvestigated after 50 years concerning tree vitality, biomass and productivity, and soil chemistry. Sulphur and nitrogen deposition has changed dramatically during these years, and the aim was to analyse the differences in both the oak forest and the open field ecosystems. Trees were re-measured and soil profiles were resampled. Important visible cha

Re-contextualising development in teaching school geography : teachers’ story in Sweden and China

Swedish Sonographers' perceptions of ergonomic problems at work and their suggestions for improvement

Background: Sonographers' perceptions of ergonomic and work-related pain problems at work have so far mostly been researched in quantitative studies by questionnaires. There is a need of experience-based research to deepen the knowledge about how sonographers perceive ergonomic problems at work. Therefore, the aim of this qualitative study was to describe sonographers' perceptions of ergonomic pro

ERAWATCH Country Reports 2013: Sweden

ERAWATCH Country Reports 2012: Sweden

Loneliness among Older People: Results from the Swedish Study on Aging and Care -Blekinge

Prevalence of sleep problems and pain among elderly in Sweden

Swedish Case Study on Demographics and Higher Education in Europe. An Institutionalist Perspective

How improve teachers’ motivation to educate in Geology within the Swedish school system

A mid-Campanian marine extinction event – evidence from Kristianstad Basin, Southern Sweden

Mosasaur bite marks on a plesiosaur propodial from the Kristianstad basin, southern Sweden (Campanian, Late Cretaceous)

Continuing Education at Lund University, Sweden

Does Age Matter? Sweden, Younger and Older Workers and the Intergenerational Dimension of Contingent Work

Swedish Adolescents’ Attitudes Towards Immigrants

Diplomats and kin networks : diplomatic strategy and gender in Sweden, 1648-1740

Right to Information and Freedom of Expression – Sweden

Offender Characteristics : A Study of 23 Violent Offenders in Sweden

Twenty-three offenders convicted of homicide or attempted murder/manslaughter, and their respective crimes, were examined to identify any common characteristics. Court documents were assessed, and the most prominent information of the offenders was that they were often single, most of them had no psychiatric diagnoses, the most frequent modus operandi was a knife or sharp weapon (although firearms

Distribution and numbers of wintering waterbirds in Sweden in 2015 and changes during the last fifty years

The Swedish music and art school in change