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Navigating Protracted Liminality - An anthropological study of the experiences of Syrian refugees in Istanbul in re-establishing livelihoods after displacement
On the basis of ethnographic fieldwork, this thesis sheds light on the experiences of urban Syrian refugees in re-establishing livelihoods in Istanbul after displacement. The first part of the thesis identifies social exclusion mechanisms, including lack of access to a stable legal status, education and permission to work legally, as well as extensive discrimination and harassment as constituting
In the traces of a crisis An individual-level analysis of the impact of the European sovereign debt crisis on voter participation in the 2014 European Parliament election
Elections to the European Parliament have since they were introduced in 1979 been, as scholars define it, a “second-order” election. They are typically as such characterized through the losses for national government parties, surge of smaller parties, low interest from the public in general and most of all low levels of voter participation. Expectations were therefore for once higher that the Euro
Aliens Among Us – Variety in the Implementation of Regulation (EU) No. 1143/2014 on Invasive Alien Species in the European Union
This paper addresses the implementation of the Regulation (EU) No 1143/2014 on Invasive Alien Species (IAS) with particular attention to issue salience. It uses the broad base of implementation research on directives, identifies key variables and applies them to the chosen regulation. To assess the implementation performance of Member States, a performance index is created based on Commission repo
"Pro Iuppiter!" - A Study of the Use of Oaths, Curses, and Prayers in Roman Comedy
This thesis concerns oaths, curses, and prayers in Roman comedy, more precisely the comedies by the playwriter Terence (185/84 - 159 BC). So-called informal/interjectional oaths and prayers constitute the main focus of this investigation, however, asseverations, formal oaths, formal prayers, and curses are included as well. In this study, carried out by utilizing the methodological frameworks herm
Jumping over fences of exclusivity exploring group values through myths in the field of equestrian sports
Thesis purpose: This thesis studies the subject of exclusivity by examining the narratives of consumers in the subculture of equestrian sports in Sweden. Through socio-cultural analysis of the value of cultural capital, we seek to build an understanding of how myths and stories create an image of exclusivity and influence taste and consumption in the equestrian field. Methodology: In-depth intervi
IBE meets AIR : A framework for structured archaeological reasoning and digital reconstruction
The increasing use of digital tools in archaeology has vastly expanded our capacity to document and visualise the past, yet the reasoning that connects evidence to interpretation often remains implicit or undocumented. This paper addresses that gapby integrating Inference to the Best Explanation (IBE)—a philosophical model of hypothesis evaluation—into the Archaeological Interactive Report (AIR),
Anna i världen. Om Anna Rydstedts diktkonst
With her 1953 debut Anna Rydstedt (1928-1994) immediately became part of a strong tradition of Swedish women poets, a tradition represented by authors such as Karin Boye and Edith Södergran. The debut was a furious attack on those who had thwarted her attempts to become a minister in the Church of Sweden. Rydstedt’s poetry is always existential, both in its content and process. Writing, for her, i
Qmod 2019 final program 2019 0930 0
4th September 2013, Wednesday QMOD 2019 Program 13th October, Sunday 16:00-20:00 QMOD-ICQSS Registration 18:00-19:00 Welcome Reception 19:00-21:00 Welcome Dinner 14th October, Monday 08:30-09:00 Room BC Conference Opening: Su Mi Dahlgaard, Park & Jens J. Dahlgaard, Conference Co-Chairs 09:00-10:30 Room BC Plenary Session: Heejun Park, Professor, Korea: Platfornovation: Platform-based Innovation Hå
https://www.ses.lu.se/en/sites/ses.lu.se.en/files/qmod_2019_final_program_2019_0930_0.pdf - 2026-01-03
Qmod 2019 final program
4th September 2013, Wednesday QMOD 2019 Final Program 13th October, Sunday 16:00-20:00 QMOD-ICQSS Registration 18:00-19:00 Welcome Reception 19:00-21:00 Welcome Dinner 14th October, Monday 08:30-09:00 Room BC Conference Opening Su Mi Dahlgaard, Park & Jens J. Dahlgaard Conference Co-Chairs 09:00-10:00 Room BC Plenary Session 1 Heejun Park, Professor, Korea Platfornovation: Platform-based Innovatio
https://www.ses.lu.se/en/sites/ses.lu.se.en/files/qmod_2019_final_program.pdf - 2026-01-03
Erasmus+ teaching staff mobility
Teaching in Europe Teaching staff, researchers and doctoral students can receive funding for teaching, lectures, seminars, supervision and examinations at a partner university in Europe. You can visit higher education institutions in any of the other countries participating in Erasmus+. There is a requirement for a bilateral agreement with the partner university that you want to visit. You are res
Quoden epr lund 10 october 2016
Microsoft PowerPoint - 2016 - October - Uni Lund “EPR and packaging – what are current challenges and issues”: Joachim Quoden EXPRA Managing Director Third decade of EPR – What lessons and experiences can be used for light sources and other products? Lund – October 11 + 12, 2016 • Association of EPR recovery and recycling systems (compliance schemes) for packaging waste, owned by obliged industry
https://www.iiiee.lu.se/sites/iiiee.lu.se/files/quoden_epr_lund_10_october_2016.pdf - 2026-01-03
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Agonistic Recognition as a Remedy for Identity Backlash : Insights from Israel and Turkey
While an extensive part of the conflict transformation literature stresses the importance of transforming the identities of conflict parties through recognition, it fails to recognise the propensity of such transformations to generate ontological insecurity and dissonance, and consequently a possible backlash towards antagonistic identities. Drawing on agonistic thought, we develop a conception of
Origins of money : A Motivation & Sedimentation Model (MSM) analysis
Few other social technologies and institutions are more consequential to human societies than money. Yet money remains a deeply perplexing phenomenon. On the one hand, it is a pan-human system of valuation, but on the other, it is conventional and variable in its uses. While it is controversial if money instantiates a fully-fledged sign system, it is rife with semiotic capacities. To present an il
Systematics, biodiversity and ecology of lichens
This volume focuses on the interaction of lichens with their substrate, environment and their biogeographic effects. In seventeen chapters thirty-eight authors present recent fi ndings and developments in systematics, biodiversity, fl oristic studies and ecology, as well as newly described taxa, and keys to the identifi cation of Caloplaca and xanthorioid lichens. Molecular phylogenetic analyses o
Poesi som poetik. Idéer om diktkonst i Jesper Svenbros lyrik.
Jesper Svenbro’s poetry can be understood as forming a lyrical poetics. This poetics can be extracted from the many poems that focus and reflect on the ontology of poetry and language, the creation and different functions of lyrical poetry, and the question of reference. This dissertation highlights the main principles of this poetics, charts its development over time, and shows the different ways
Pseudo script in Gebel el Silsila : preliminary results of the epigraphic survey 2012
Confederations and Mergers: Convenience Rather Than True Love
BOOK SYNOPSIS: Throughout the industrialised world trade unionists are reforming their organisations as part of a strategy to adjust to new labour market, economic and political circumstances. This volume examines the role of merger activity in this process of reform. The book identifies the pattern of merger activity, the factors that promote its development and its impact on union structure and
Identifying Genetic Traces of Historical Expansions : Phoenician Footprints in the Mediterranean
The Phoenicians were the dominant traders in the Mediterranean Sea two thousand to three thousand years ago and expanded from their homeland in the Levant to establish colonies and trading posts throughout the Mediterranean, but then they disappeared from history. We wished to identify their male genetic traces in modern populations. Therefore, we chose Phoenician-influenced sites on the basis of
