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Sulfoalkylated and sulfoarylated polysulfones for fuel cell membranes

Governing consumers through freedom: A theoretical discussion of the co-creation construct

Flerspråkiga fackordböcker inom juridik och ekonomi – till skada eller till nytta?

To be printed without contour : on the transferring of botanical illustrations from engraving to lithography

The reconciliation of work and family life - Pregnancy, maternity and parental leave

Websites, Establishment and Private International Law

Some reflections on contracts and torts in cyberspace in view of regulations Rome I and Rome II

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

From ERP Systems to Enterprise Portals

Utstationerade bemanningsanställda. En kollision mellan två EU-direktiv

Information Systems Evaluation Research: Alternative Perspectives and Schools

Kampf um Raum

Recently there has been an upsurge of writings within geography on life itself and the various configurations and procedures that produce and sustain life. There is, of course, an older literature within geography that has emphasized the relation between life and space. I am thinking primarily of the anthropogeography/biogeography of Friedrich Ratzel and his concept Lebensraum and its corollary no

The Magazine : Lundagård writes its own history

'This Is The Hell That I Have Heard Of' : Some Dialectical Images in Fossil Fuel Fiction

How can the realities of global warming be made visible in literary texts? After the rise of 'cli-fi', it might be time to return to a trove of literature written long before the discoveries of climate science: fiction about fossil fuels. It is filled with premonitions of disasters, such as extreme heat and terrible storms. Focusing on two texts - Ghassan Kanafani's Men in the Sun and Joseph Conra

Administratörerna: Administration, kontroll ochstyrning vid svenska universitet och högskolor

Det svenska universitetssystemet har vuxit till att bli en omfattande och komplex institution. Expansionen har inte bara gällt antalet studenter, lärare och forskare utan också den administrativa ram de verkar inom och de personalkategorier som ingår däri. Men förhållandet mellan lärarkår och administratörer präglas inte sällan av misstro. I sin artikel vill Ola Agevall och Gunnar Olofsson tränga

Who counts as an employer in Sweden?

In this article, the concept of the employer is analysed for Swedish conditions from a variety of perspectives. The special difficulties that face the private sector are charted, as are the principles of the legal subject in triparty contracts with temporary employment agencies, platform work, and umbrella companies. Found to go hand in hand with the concept of employee, the concept of the employe

Teologiska resurser för kyrkans diakoni : - en fördjupning till Vägledning för diakoni

Crisis and Catharsis: Reactions to John Henry Newman's Conversion in Protestant English Society 1845-1846 : with a comparison considering Swedish conditions

A Brief Breathing Space : Experiences of Brief Admission by Self-Referral for Self-Harming and Suicidal Individuals with a History of Extensive Psychiatric Inpatient Care

Individuals with severe self-harm and experiences of lengthy psychiatric admissions often have complex mental health conditions and are at risk of suicide. In this qualitative study, self-harming individuals with >180 days of psychiatric admission over 12 months shared their experiences of Brief Admission (BA), a standardized crisis-management intervention encouraging self-admission and autonomy.

Assessing Nature’s Contributions to People

Do the misty mountains, fast-flowing rivers, and sandy beaches leave you in awe and fill you with insatiable wonder? Does nature bring you a jubilant feeling? Nature contributes to our quality of life in multiple ways. Some of these gifts are easily visible, like the clothes you wear, the food you eat, and the water your drink. However, some contributions, such as flood protection and pollination