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Combinatorial knowledge bases: integrating cognitive, organizational and spatial dimensions in innovation studies and economic geography.

This paper has three aims. Firstly, to provide a critical review of previous conceptualizations of the knowledge base approach in the research fields of innovation studies and economic geography. Secondly, to propose a broadened interpretation of the knowledge base approach which allows for considering combinatorial knowledge bases within and across industries, regions and time periods and for ana

The Hadronic Light-by-Light Contribution to the Muon Anomalous Magnetic Moment: Where do we stand?

We review the status of the hadronic light-by-light contribution to the muon anomalous magnetic moment and critically compare recent calculations. We also study in detail which momentum regions the pi0 exchange main contribution originates. We also argue that amu{light-by-light} = (11 pm 4) times 10-10 encompasses the present understanding of this contribution and comment on some direct

Consumer perceptions of sustainable packaging: Limited by lack of knowledge?

Packaging has great potential to contribute to sustainable development. This is due to its primary role to protect products. This paper reports on how Swedish consumers perceive and select food packages in general, and how environmental aspects of conventional and organic food packaging are perceived in particular. The study is based on a consumer survey. The findings indicate that contrary to res

How long is ‘now’? Time, narration and eschatological promises of ‘Messianic salvation’ within international law of, in and after war

This paper examines how the International laws of, in and after war are, as a Schmittian political theology, instructed by a Christian eschatological concept of time. The paper uncovers how Christian remnants are present in both international law and in our Nordic societies, suggesting that we ought to consider carefully how our understanding and narration of time is furthering the eschatological

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A note on the collection of original records from the Cultural Revolution by foreigners since 1966.