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Nothing About Us Without … Who? Disability Rights Organisations, Representation and Collaborative Governance

Crime, disorder, and territorial stigmatization : Older adults living in deprived neighborhoods

BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES: The existence of social problems, crime, and a diminishing sense of community are acknowledged challenges to residents of deprived neighborhoods. In research on deprived neighborhoods in Sweden, the perspectives of young residents and adults of working age dominate. This study explores how older adults in deprived neighborhoods in Sweden experience crime and disorder, an

Structure and Knowledge Flows in Cross Sectoral European R&D Projects: the Case of Fuel Cells and Hydrogen Technologies. Paper

For theoretical pluralism in economic theory

Efficiency of research and innovation systems for economic growth and employment

The concept of a holistic innovation policy is defined in this paper, and it is discussed what it is, why it is relevant and how it can be implemented. One of the main conclusions is that the innovation policies in European countries are still linear (and not holistic), in spite of the fact that the linear view has been completely abandoned by innovation researchers - and replaced by a systemic vi

Sustainable Urban Transformation and the Green Urban Economy

This chapter explores the connections between the concepts of sustainable urban transformation and the green urban economy, proposes a framework for understanding how these concepts “fit” together, and makes some practical suggestions for local governments (and national and international policy).

Household participation in Waste management – Environmental and strategic evaluation of good examples for source separation of waste fractions

Space wars and the new urban imperialism: the case of Christiania

Tibetan Refugees As Objects Of Development: Indian Development Philosophy And Refugee Resistance In The Establishment Of Lukzung Samdrupling, The First Tibetan Refugee Settlement In India.

The paper looks at the development philosophy behind the establishment of the Lukzum Samdrupling, the first Tibetan refugee settlement in India and how it was received by the refugees. After reviewing Chinese development concepts in the 1950’s and 1960’s with an emphasis on Tibet, the paper explores the central concepts of Indian development philosophy at that time, such as cooperative, scientific

Creative Destruction and National Systems of Innovation: A Small Country Perspective. Paper

Transnational Civil Society and the Politics of Memory in Sino-Japanese Relations: Exhibiting the “Comfort Women” in China

Sectoral Development in Europe, 1945-2000

Setting the Scene; Frameworks on Innovation and Learning to Date

Citizens in the Dromocratic Camp

Why did enclosures matter in Scandinavia, when they didn't in Britain?

Institutions and Social Mobilizations: The Chinese Education Movement in Malaysia (1951—2011)”,

Judgments of warmth and competence related abilities are biased according to mixed stereotypes

The Universal and the Particularistic. The philosophical projects of two Moroccan philosophers: Muhammad ´Abd al-Jabiri and Taha ´Abd al-Rahman

One of the main themes in modern Islamic debate has been the relationship between universal and cultural particularistic norms regulating human affairs, the sphere which in classical Islamic tradition is designated as mu´amalat. A recurrent topic of contest has been the universal character of international conventions on human rights. In this paper I will discuss two attempts at accommodation by

Lean Thinking and TQM

Lightness, Control and Dissolution: Challenging the Democratic Potential of Tourism Social Media.