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Lunds universitet /Rektor/2014-12-31 Perspektiv från rektor 2009 - 2014 Lunds universitet /Rektor/2014-12-31 Perspektiv på Lunds universitet 2009 - 2014 •  Studentbostäder i Lund, militärtält på LTH, soffor, BoPoolen.nu, nya regelverk där LU fått rätt att förhyra studentbostäder för alla studentgrupper och Akademiska hus fått uppdrag att upplåta mark för studentbostäder, nytt byggs och planeras, ”

https://www.lu.se/sites/www.lu.se/files/2014-12-29_perspektiv_fran_rektor_2009_-_20014.pdf - 2026-05-18

HT2012-VT2013 Kursanalys MSFM11 Medicinsk strålningsfysik – grundkurs Joniserande strålnings produktion Delkursansvarig: Erik Larsson Delkursen är en del av ett block bestående av strålningsproduktion, växelverkan och detektorer. Antalet undervisningstimmar består av ca 25 timmar (varav Erik har den största delen), tre inlämningsuppgifter, c:a 8 räkneövningstillfällen samt en "tjock target"-räkneö

https://www.msf.lu.se/sites/msf.lu.se/files/msfm11_medicinsk_stralningsfysik_-_grundkurs_2014-06-12.pdf - 2026-05-18

RÖSTLÄNGD VID VAL AV LEDAMÖTER TILL UTBILDNINGSNÄMNDER VID MHM # Efternamn Förnamn Orgenhet Befattning 51 Gustin Carina 458502 Musiklärarutbildningen universitetsadjunkt 52 Hakkila Tuija 458503 Musiker- o kyrkomusikerutbildn gästprofessor 53 Hallabro Lena 458502 Musiklärarutbildningen universitetsadjunkt 54 Hallbäck Anders 458502 Musiklärarutbildningen universitetsadjunkt 55 Hallströrn Johan 45850

https://www.mhm.lu.se/sites/mhm.lu.se/files/2023-09/Ro%CC%88stla%CC%88ngd_UN_faststa%CC%88lld_u.pdf - 2026-05-18

PowerPoint-presentation VÄLKOMNAVÄLKOMNA Ekonomidagen 2020 Agenda 08.30 Välkomna! Reflektion över 2020 och framåtspaning 2021 Agneta Sjöfors och Filip Bengtsson 08.45 Övriga information inom ekonomiområdet Eva Dilton, Tim Ekberg, Helena Jönsson m.fl. - - 15 min Paus - - 09.35 Bokslut 2020 Cecilia Sjöström och Helena Josefsson Representationsregler – hur gick det med det stekta ägget? Szidonia Rugg

https://www.ekonomiwebben.lu.se/sites/ekonomiwebben.lu.se/files/2020-12/ekonomidagen-2020-materialet.pdf - 2026-05-18

This paper situates political assassinations by Western states in the global south in a wider discussion concerning decolonization and the progressivist narrative of international law. The paper looks at three generations of such assassinations, focusing on the international legal environments in which they took place and setting the parameters for both legitimation and opposition: the mid-twentie

Disinformation re-emerged in the 21st century as a public concern and professional challenge for actors seeking to navigate the new political and information landscape. This has led to a growing discussion among researchers on how disinformation relates to PD theory and practice. This chapter argues that disinformation comes with a set of opportunities for PD that open new perspectives to unresolv

Many models currently discussed in PR studies lack a supporting meta-theory of what managing communication is about, and consequently paint a simplistic picture of what communicating with publics or managing phenomena such as reputation actually means. While it is common to speak of “building” trust or “constructing” images, “cultivating” seems a more appropriate metaphor. Publics are complex, dyn

The role of consumers in a circular economy (CE) is crucial but not well understood in the literature. For consumers to become catalysts in a CE, people need to understand how and under what conditions circular consumption is made possible. This chapter conceptualises the sociomaterial assembling of circular consumption, which refers to the process in which heterogeneous elements – meanings, mater

Imminent crises and the much-needed transition to a sustainable society bring knowledge about de-implementation to the fore. Using case studies with inspiration from process tracing, and with tools from Charles Tilly’s theory on Durable inequality, we identify mechanisms that generate inequality and counteract the implementation of recovery – and strength-based practices. Our case studies of socia

We do not yet know how the robotization of eldercare will unfold, but one thing is clear: technology mediates human practices and experiences [1]. As such, care robots will co-shape the actions of care givers and older people and influence the perceptions and experiences of old age. The robotization of eldercare means that it is essential for developers, policy makers, and researchers to become in