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INTRODUCTION: Impaired renal function as seen in chronic kidney disease (CKD) is a known risk factor for coronary artery diseases and has been linked to inferior outcome after myocardial revascularization. Studies on the outcome of coronary bypass grafting (CABG) in CKD-patients are scarce. We aimed to study this subgroup of patients following CABG in a well defined whole-nation cohort, focusing o

Män som vårdar : Manlighet och ambitioner om social förbättring i manlig diakoni i Sverige

Inledningsvis redogörs för Svenska Diakonsällskapets bakgrund och historiska rötter liksom för Diakonanstaltens initiering i Gävle. Bland annat ges som bakgrund en övergripande redogörelse för hur sociala förhållanden liksom den lutherska samhällssyn som dominerat det svenska enhetssamhället förändrades under 1800-talet. Dessa förändringar utgör en viktig kontext till förståelse av diakonins etabl

“Neither of the East nor of the West” : Crossing and Dwelling in Islamic Studies

What does it mean to do Islamic Studies within Religious Studies? Taking the cue from Thomas A. Tweed's intervention, this article discusses new theoretical and methodological approaches in Religious Studies and their relevance to researching Islam. Such approaches cross geographical, disciplinary, and intellectual boundaries while equally being emplaced in particular socio-cultural contexts that

A window to new opportunities? : Archival professionals in potential entrepreneur roles in the Swedish reality-TV show It's in the Walls

In this article we examine the present and future roles of archives and archivists in relation to contemporary institutional pressures to entrepreneurialise. We investigate them where they meet the public, where the information sector meets entertainment in a reading of the Swedish reality-TV show It’s in the Walls, where archives play a prominent role. We claim that the most likely archival entre

Sharpen existing tools or get a new toolbox? Contemporary cluster initiatives and regional transformation

This paper explores the evolving landscape of regional innovation policy, focusing on the interplay between traditional cluster policies and emerging transformative agendas. Over the past decade, policy initiatives aimed at fostering place-based, collaborative innovation have proliferated. However, questions arise regarding the adequacy of existing policy tools in accommodating newer, transformati

Engaging for Sustainable Development and Transformation – Exploring the Concept of Transformative Academic Institutions

Universities are expected to play a proactive role in the sustainable development andtransformation of their regions. However, they face external and internal barriers toplay that role. One possible approach to overcome those barriers is through trans-formative academic institutions (TAIs). TAIs are defined as research centres createdwithin universities to proactively engage in territorial develop

When theory meets practice in transformative innovation policy evaluation: experiences from Sweden

Government policies increasingly focus on transformative innovation policy (TIP), as programmes are being reoriented towards addressing societal challenges and contributing to sustainability transitions. Evaluation practices need modification to keep up with this change. While a small number of frameworks for TIP evaluation have been proposed, building upon different sustainability transition appr

Tio tankar för själens hunger

Ten essays on key existential terms. In Swedish: jag, tid, förnuft, Gud, ångest, avgrundskunskap, frihet, skam, försoning, hopp.

Naturalism and Spirituality : The Need of Expanding the Concept of Sustainability

A naturalistic view should make us appreciate the rich possibilities of nature. This naturalistic point of departure, as formulated by Willem B. Drees, invites reflection on the relationship between nature and spirituality. Today, the concept of sustainability occupies a key role in what has come to be the greatest challenge ever that humankind has faced together at the same moment in history. Usu

Carlsson, Ingvar, 2023. I sällskap med döden. Stockholm: Albert Bonniers förlag

”Hemma drog jag upp dörren och skrek till mamma: ’Pappa är död.’ Efter det är minnet helt blankt” (s. 28). Den tolvårige Ingvar har hittat sin pappa liggandes bland säckarna i kafferosteriet där pappan arbetar. Fullständigt omskakande, både mänskligt och socioekonomiskt. Pojken Ingvar växer upp i ett typiskt arbetarhem i Borås. Pappa Olofs död innebär att mamma Ida får arbeta hårt med både jobb på

Metataxonomic analysis of halophilic archaea community in two geothermal oases in the southern Tunisian Sahara

This study assesses halophilic archaea's phylogenetic diversity in southern Tunisia's geothermal water. In the arid southern regions, limited surface freshwater resources make geothermal waters a vital source for oases and greenhouse irrigation. Three samples, including water, sediment, and halite-soil crust, were collected downstream of two geothermal springs of the Ksar Ghilane (KGH) and Zaouet

Origins of the knowledge economy : Higher education and Scandinavia’s development, ca. 1800–1929

Gymnasie- och universitetsutbildning var länge en elitens domän. Med ekonomisk tillväxt och ökande teknisk komplexitet växte dock behovet av specialiserad kunskap och färdigheter. Inför och under industrialiseringen tog systemen för högre utbildning emot ett ökande antal studenter och breddades med ett växande utbud av kurser och typer av utbildningsinstitutioner.Danmark, Norge och Sverige utgör rHigh school and university-level education was long an elite pursuit. However, with economic growth and rising technical complexity, the need for specialised knowledge and skills increased. In the run-up to and during industrialisation, higher education systems admitted a growing number of students and diversified across an increasing range of courses and types of educational institutions.Denmark,