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Anskaffning av bevisning i dispositiva tvistemål

Fundamental issues on discovery and disclosure of evidence

Faktiskt och förväntad förändring av grovmotorisk funktion hos barn med cerebral pares, 5 år efter selektiv dorsal rhizotomi

Approximate carbon balances for Asa Forest Research Park

Fallolyckor och frakturer-riskfaktorer och förebyggande åtgärder

The Determinants of Health in Sweden

Developing Principles and Models for Substainable Forestry in Sweden.

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Om EU:s inflytande i Öst

Doctrinal Relationship between Protestantism and Charismatic Renewal

Thin Film Deposited from rotary ITO targets

Stress at work: a qualitative study among women and men in a Swedish telecom company

Spatial resolution and photon collection. Clusters, field populations and evolution of distant galaxies

Lokalsamhällets offentlighet : makt och människor i reformationstidens Malmö

Gypsy Law: Scandinavian Legal Pluralism in Light of Minority Rights

Fichte om uppfordran, erkännande och kroppen

Study of particle and NO emission in a biomass furnace

The Modern Swedish Translator of St Birgitta's Works: Tryggve Lundén, his Background and his Impact

In the late 1950's the first complete translation of the Revelations of St Birgitta was published by Allhem Förlag, a publisher in Malmö. The publishers spared no pains to achieve a handsome result: a well-known book designer, Harry Kumlien, was employed; a great number of illustrations was acquired, and the quarto format was chosen for the four volumes. The result is impressive, and the Allhem vo

A proposal for fire testing and classification of cables for use in Europe

The Rise and Fall of Latin in Swedish 17th Century Politics and Diplomacy

The role of Latin in 17th century Sweden

Enclosures, loans and commercial farming. A village study of south Sweden 1790–1845

Beginning Reading Pausanias' Periegesis. The Periegesis and other works of geographical description

The genre of the Periegesis is problematic, irrespective of whether it is brought into a generic category together with other works or is assumed to be sui generis. This paper argues that temporarily abandoning the scholarly habit of reading texts synoptically rather than subjecting oneself to one of the most fundamental characteristics of any text, viz. its linearity, may bring new light to the p