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Collaborative Decision Making (CDM) - A Pilot Study Exploring Participation and Empowerment Before Implementing New Technology and Work Procedures

The pressure on European air-traffic logistics increases, both at the airports and in the sky, as the passenger rate increases. Handling airborne aircraft is becoming more rationalized as an effect of sophisticated technology and lower separation-minima. Technological and legal development at airports is lagging behind causing delays. Airport operations might be more efficient by increasing accura

The Jedwabne Killings - A Challenge for Polish Collective Memory

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Dendritic cells as predictors of allergenicity

Molecular evolution of a C5aR antagonist against inflammatory disease

New anti-inflammatory drugs with fewer adverse effects than existing drugs may prove to be useful in the treatment of several inflammatory disorders. A critical step in acute inflammation is the infiltration of neutrophils into tissues. Therefore, molecules that target and inhibit this early inflammatory event are attractive to engineer to suit medical needs. The Chemotaxis Inhibitory Protein of

Design of antibody microarrays for high-throughput proteomics

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Implications for strategy in industrialized house-building: a longitudinal case study

Religion and gender in developing South-East Asia

Ergonomic Conditions and Health at Gender Segregated Workplaces

“Sorry about the mess here in Sweden =(” : Theorising anti-immigration political advertising as public diplomacy

WHO Classification of Tumours of Soft Tissue and Bone : WHO Classification of Tumours, vol. 5

Scouting at Home : Family Virtues and Domestic Ideals in the Swedish Scout Movement 1910–1960

This paper examines how organizations for Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts in Sweden dealt with domestic and parental issues, from the movement’s inception in 1910 to 1960. The perspective is twofold. First, it discusses how ideals and expectations concerning participation in domestic matters differed for boys and girls. Were these gender roles stable or changeable? Secondly, it brings to light how pare

The Law of Nations

This chapter gives an account of Pufendorf’s discussion and use of the law of nations. It first outlines his distinctive contribution to contemporary discussions of the topic, namely his rejection rejection, against Grotius, of a specific “positive” law of nations distinct from the law of nature. Secondly it explains how this position relied on Pufendorf’s voluntarist conception of law as the comm

Taking Environmental Rights in the Anthropocene Seriously : The Case of Biodiversity and the Nagoya Protocol

Be, V, and Cu in the halo star CS 31082-001 from near-UV spectroscopy

TWO THEOLOGIANS AND “WHY I AM NOT A CHRISTIAN”

Bertrand Russell’s speech “Why I Am Not a Christian” (1927) triggered many theologians to defend Christian beliefs. Aside from his rational criticism of the so-called “proofs” of God’s existence, it is his humorous irony as a rhetorical weapon that made many abandon their faith in Christianity and become atheists or at least agnostics. In this article I examine two British theologians’ unsuccessfu

What Does It Mean to be a Military Professional?

Opening commentary : Getting the measure of meaning

Mary Wollstonecraft

Encyclopedic entry on Mary Wollstonecraft's social and political philosophy