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Enhancing Product Development through ICT-based Relationships with Customers and Consumers

Quality Motivation

Evaluating energy efficiency policy using outcome Indicators.

Women and Inshore Fisheries in Oceania

Marine invertebrates and seaweeds of the lagoons and reefs have always been an important source of food and raw materials for the people of Oceania. I examine the gathering of these organisms in both contemporary and more ancient contexts, and according to a gender-based division of tasks. It is argued that although men’s fishing has been well documented, until fairly recently women’s inshore fish

Strategies, Values and Methods for Breakthrough and Sustainable Development

Differentiated Knowledge Bases, Distributed Knowledge Networks and the Role of Sectoral and Regional Innovation Systems: The Case of Biotechnology

The Success of a Business Intelligence System in a Police Organization: An Evaluation Study

Enabling and Enhancing Potential Absorptive Capacity through the use of ICT

The Learning Point from the Quality Movement in Japan - the driver behind Japanese Economic Success

Virtual Mobilisation? Linking On-line and Off-line Political Participation among Swedish Facebook Users: Courtesy and Irritation

This paper is a pilot study where Swedish Facebook users are interviewed in virtual focus groups - one consisting of politically active participants and one consisting of not politically active participants - using Facebook itself as the platform. The interviews concerned the attitudes of the participants towards political campaigns and recruitment within Facebook. The preliminary results show tha

Design Science Research in Information Systems: A Critical Realist Perspective

Life cycle thinking, product standards, and trade: Exploring the Issues

Tutors’ role in networked learning from tutor perspective: advancing students´ dialogue-based learning globally

Critical Realism: A Way Forward in IS Research

Recognition and adult education : an incongruent opportunity

Building on narratives of students in adult education in Sweden, where the majority of the students are young adults, this paper argues that adult education has both negative and positive aspects in helping individuals to be recognised as valuable. Students, often part of the precariat class, have not always been able to survive in the job market and have a history of failing in upper secondary sc

Creating the Creative Self: The discursive practices of the Swedish meeting industry

The 4P Quality Strategy for Breakthrough and Sustainable Development

Irregularity across asylum and labour. Understanding the construction of migrant irregularity in the Swedish context.

Nordic biopolitics before the welfare state

Biofuels for Transport in Europe: Lessons about Governance, Innovation and Sustainability

In the context of growing concerns over climate change and peak oil, biofuels for transport are attracting considerable support from the European Union (EU). However, the sustainability of biofuels is under increasing debate. Furthermore, the complexity of the biofuels industry (involving different resources and feedstock suppliers, different logistics providers and options, a range of technologie