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En sprucken verklighet. Den ludiska vägen från kris till hälsa i The Biggest Loser

Forskare, från Piaget till Huizinga, MacCannell, Turner, Betcher, Suits, Aarseth, Castronova, Boellstorff, Caillois och Sutton-Smith, för att nämna endast några få, har i decennier och med olika disciplinära angreppssätt försökt förstå sig på lek och spel. “Play” – är ett högst tvetydigt begrepp så brett och metaforiskt att det motstår alla försök att inlemma det under en och samma paraplyteori. P

Sharing indoor space : Stakeholders’ perspectives and energy metrics

The sharing of indoor space can improve space and energy efficiency. The drivers and barriers to space-sharing initiatives are investigated from the perspectives of building users and building sector practitioners, based on interviews and a workshop. The role of energy performance metrics in promoting space efficiency is further analysed through a literature review. From the users’ perspective, sp

Bio-Dem, a tool to explore the relationship between biodiversity data availability and socio-political conditions in time and space

Aim: Geo-referenced species occurrence records are a prime example of biodiversity data and a cornerstone of biodiversity research. Yet, their availability depends on non-biological factors, including the political framework in the region of collection. Here we present Bio-Dem (www.bio-dem.surge.sh), an open-source software to explore the relationship between the availability of species occurrence

Who cares about the public sphere?

This article offers the first empirical and cross‐national analysis of citizens’ views about the democratic importance of the public sphere. We first identify three normative functions that public spheres are expected to perform in representative democracies: they provide voice to alternative perspectives, they empower citizens to criticise political authorities and they disseminate information on

A randomized controlled trial in schools aimed at exploring mechanisms of change of a multifaceted implementation strategy for promoting mental health at the workplace

Background: This study will explore implementation mechanisms through which a single implementation strategy and a multifaceted implementation strategy operate to affect the implementation outcome, which is fidelity to the Guideline For The Prevention of Mental Ill Health within schools. The guideline gives recommendations on how workplaces can prevent mental ill health among their personnel by ma

Social Enterprises and Tax: Living Apart Together?

This chapter examines the complex relationship between social enterprises and taxation. The focus is not on a specific country, although various examples are mentioned. As specific tax measures for social enterprises are a form of tax incentives, the chapter discusses this public finance concept. In addition, an important legal constraint on introducing such incentives for social enterprises in th

Law and expulsions insidethe Swedish welfare state. : The ‘craftwork of illegalisation’ and the management of undeportable deportees.

The article presents a legal ethnographic study of the contradiction between the rhetoric of return, stressing that rejected asylum seekers should leave the country, and the reality of legally stranded migrants, in a Swedish context. Through an in-depth analysis of three individual asylum case files, the study reveals how a situation comes about where rejected asylum seekers end up as legally stra

Patients' experiences of illness, operation and outcome with reference to gastro-oesophageal reflux disease.

Background. Describing the illness-story from a patient perspective could increase understanding of living with a chronic disease for health professionals and others, facilitate decision-making about treatment and enhance information about the outcome from a patient perspective. Aim. To illuminate patients' illness experiences of having a gastro-oesophageal reflux disease (GORD), going through sur

Son Preference Reconfigured? A Qualitative Study of Migration and Social Change in Four Chinese Villages

Drawing from ethnographic data from 48 households in four villages in rural Anhui, this study explores how two practices known for upholding son preference are affected by rural–urban out-migration, with a particular focus on the division of labour in agricultural work and patrilocality. The study deploys the concepts of an intergenerational contract and the “unsubstitutability” of sons and finds

Small for gestational age and adulthood risk of disability pension: The contribution of childhood and adulthood conditions.

Early exiting from the labor force and into disability pension (DP) represents a major social problem in Sweden and elsewhere. We examined how being asymmetric (A-SGA) or symmetric (S-SGA) small for gestational age predicts transitioning into DP. We analyzed a longitudinal sample of 8125 men and women from the Stockholm Birth Cohort (SBC), born in 1953 and not on DP in 1990. The SBC consists of da

Legal and Social Norms for Development:Why legal reform of the informal economy failed to influence vulnerable groups in developing countries

Using the concepts of social norms and social reality, this chapter explores why legal reforms that aimed to facilitate the formalization of informal workers have largely failed to influence vulnerable groups in developing countries. It explores the use of legal reforms in order to achieve development and poverty reduction. Using empirical material from a qualitative study conducted in Colombia am

Den auktoritära staten och ekonomisk utveckling i Chile : Jordbruket under militärregimen 1973-1981

The aim of this dissertation is to examine the institutional changes which occurred in Chile under the military regime from 1973-1981, and how these changes can be related to subsequent economic development in the country. The empirical material comprises of an investigation of the new economic policy in the agricultural sector, the political process behind this policy and the social and economic

Manager and Civil Servant: Exploring actors' taken-for-granted assumptions in public administration

Manager och Civil Servant är en utforskning av aktörers förgivet tagna antaganden vilka styr uppfattningar kring hur offentlig förvaltning ska ske i samtida välfärdsstater. Det hävdas att mer än 30 år av pågående och riktade reformer gentemot den offentliga förvaltningen har orsakat dilemman att uppstå. Dessa dilemman har resulterat i en förskjutning av balansen kring några fundamentala pelare inoManager and Civil Servant is an exploration of actors’ taken-for-granted assumptions that govern perceptions concerning how public administration should be undertaken within contemporary welfare states. It is argued that more than 30 years of continuous reforms directed towards public administration have caused dilemmas to arise. These dilemmas have resulted in a shifting of balances regarding the

Complex product form generation in industrial design: A bookshelf based on Voronoi diagrams

Complex product form generation methods have rarely been used within the field of industrial design. The difficulty in their use is mainly linked to constraints – such as functionality, production and cost – that apply to most products. By cou-pling a mathematically described morphology to an optimisation system, it may be possible to generate a complex product form, compliant with engineering and

Quinne working paper no. 8

QUALITY OF WORK AND INNOVATIVE CAPACITY: IMPLICATIONS FOR SOCIAL EQUALITY QuInnE Working Paper No. 8 Duncan Gallie Nuffield College, University of Oxford April, 2018 WP5-4-2018 2 QuInnE - Quality of jobs and Innovation generated Employment outcomes -is an interdisciplinary project investigating how job quality and innovation mutually impact each other, and the effects this has on job creation and

https://www.soc.lu.se/en/sites/soc.lu.se.en/files/quinne_working_paper_no._8.pdf - 2025-07-24

BIDS-Statement-expert-group-2021

Progamme evaluation of the Bachelor’s Programme in Development Studies (BIDS) - Statement from external expert group Assignment and external expert group The assignment of the external expert group (see composition below) have been to evaluate the Bachelor’s Programme in Development Studies (BIDS). The evaluation is based on Lund University's eleven criteria for quality enhancement, with support f

https://www.sam.lu.se/en/internal/sites/sam.lu.se.en.internal/files/2021-09/BIDS-Statement-expert-group-2021.pdf - 2025-07-24