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This interdisciplinary research addresses the issue of adequate housing through a case study in Uganda, showcasing a framework that bridges theory and practice in participatory, community-driven housing design. Combining human rights and architecture, the study emphasises dwellers' agency as a guiding principle, empowering communities to actively shape their environments. Collaborating with th
The paper applies Actor-Network Theory to analyze the entangled stories of wildlife and various human actors within China’s Tangjiahe part of Giant Panda National Park). I explore how wildlife interacts with different actors across hunting networks, rural life networks, and tourism networks, illustrating how the role of wildlife is shaped by the relationships they are part of and how the lives of
This study aims to explore how the relationship to pain and the body can differ in different context, and how the relationship to pain can change depending on how you interact and engage with it. The foundation of this study is the accounts from nine semi-structured interviews with BDSM practitioners living with chronic pain, this study focuses on the internal processes of embodiment as well as ho
In Swedish society the demands on the adult literacy-rate are very high and due to migration Sweden has gotten a number of adult illiterates. This essay examines what possibilities an illiterate has to learn to write and read and receive possibilities to integrate with Swedish society and become independent. People who can’t read and write and migrates to Sweden shall not just learn the Swedish la
Contemporary international society goes through rapid transformations, including migratory flows on a greater scale than experienced hitherto. The African and the European Union have claimed joint responsibility in treating the root causes of migration by instigating development in sending countries. With the current pace, the common goal of reducing migration is far from being reached and new gro
This thesis examines Swedish farmers’ experience towards the European Union’s subsidies under the Common Agricultural Policy, CAP. It will demonstrate in several ways how the current regulations and policies from EU require farmers to become entrepreneurs in order to create profitability. Through an anthropological lens, the thesis will show how farmers experience their situation and aims thereby
MILJÖVETENSKAP Preliminärt schema datum 2018-12-10 Kurs: MVEB15 Miljöpolitik och förvaltning Kursansvarig: Åsa Knaggård Lärare: Elias Isaksson (EI), Åsa Knaggård (ÅK), Tobias Nielsen (TN), Maja Tejre (MT) Lokaler: Raggmossan, Ekologihuset Litteratur: Carter, Neil (2018). The politics of the environment. Ideas, activism, policy . Tredje upplagan. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Dahlström, Ca
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Brevmall 2018-10-19 Besöksadress Telefon dir Växel E-post Internet Sölvegatan 37 046-222 3782 046-222 0000 Yvonne.Persson@cec.lu.se http://www.miljovetenskap.lu.se Mi l jövetenskapl ig utb i ldn ing Centrum för mi l jö- och k l imatforskn ing Välkommen kursen Klimatpolitik, samhällsstyrning och kommunikation (MVEN16) HT 2018 Upprop och introduktion till kursen är den 5 november kl 09.00 (prick!) i
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This study investigates city dynamics employing a nonextensive diffusion equation suited for addressing diffusion within a fractal medium, where the nonadditive parameter, q, plays a relevant role. The findings demonstrate the efficacy of this approach in determining the relation between the fractal dimension of the city, the allometric exponent and q, and elucidating the stationary phase of urban
In this chapter, we explore the integration of sustainable entrepreneurship education in the context of circular entrepreneurship ecosystems, highlighting the necessity of shifting from traditional profit-centric models towards ones that emphasize sustainability and circular economy principles. We critique current educational practices for overlooking environmental and ethical considerations and a
The everyday difficulties faced by working-class women, including access to food, are aggravated in critical periods, such as wars and economic crises. However, the Spanish Civil War (1936-1939) was accompanied by a revolution, in the Republican zones, where women opened spaces for their emancipation. By examining social reproduction practices surrounding food in Barcelona during the years 1936-19
Sagarmatha (Everest) has long been recognised as one of the principal goals of global adventure tourism. Supported by high-altitude workers, paying climbers on Sagarmatha have the opportunity to tread in the footsteps of colonial pioneers such as George Mallory and Sir Edmund Hillary. Ever since the first attempt was made to summit Sagarmatha there has been an appreciation amongst the climbing com
In this chapter, we explore the integration of sustainable entrepreneurship education in the context of circular entrepreneurship ecosystems, highlighting the necessity of shifting from traditional profit-centric models towards ones that emphasise sustainability and circular economy principles. We critique current educational practices for overlooking environmental and ethical considerations and a
Interdisciplinary research and education on human-environment relations has a natural place in many Anglo-American geography and anthropology departments. In Sweden, however, critical scholarship across the socio-natural divide has largely been outsourced to the interdisciplinary field of human ecology. Since the 1970s, Swedish human ecologists have sought to integrate perspectives from the social
Following up on Steve Gudeman’s insight that economic categories are fundamentally cultural, this lecture juxtaposes different perspectives on money that transcend the conventional society/nature divide. It considers money as a unique semiotic phenomenon that imperils life itself by accelerating the production of entropy. The “agency” of the money artifact extends beyond society into the physical
Using examples from fieldwork among armed groups in Congo and pre-1989 Romania, this article argues against the prevailing ethos of ethnographers engagement with the people they study, in favor of a dynamic between engagement and detachment, what we call 'emotional management'. Two examples from our fieldwork are given, Hedlund on fieldwork with armed groups, Sampson on his informants being haraas
