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Title: A Storytelling and Brand Identity Connection - A multiple case study on companies communicating through storytelling and how it can connect to their brand identity. Date of Seminar: June 2, 2022. Course: BUSN39, Degree Project in Global Marketing. Authors: Erik Andrén and Therese Hermelin. Supervisor: Mats Urde. Key Words: Corporate Brand Management, Corporate Brand Identity, Storytel
Bottleneck Complexity (BNC) is a fairly new metric for Secure Multi Party Computation (SMPC) protocols. Two protocols with the BNC in mind are examined in this thesis. One protocol is successfully implemented in the Python programming language, and the BNC, latency and computational complexity of the protocol is examined with positive results. The BNC is independent on the number of parties in the
African cooperatives are in the process to adapt to a liberalised economy where they are expected to function as independent business entities. So is also the case in Uganda where the competition on the free market puts pressure on cooperative performance. This thesis asks the question why some cooperatives fail in this context while others succeed and tries to find the answer in the organisationa
In order to attain an understanding of the emerging of a collective foreign policy in Europe, the thesis sheds light over the Arab-Israeli conflict and how the interlocked crises of the 1970s in the Middle East affected the evolving of a European common position in the region. The study is based on realist assumptions and uses the theory about states cooperating as a strategy of balancing global
The so-called ‘Resource curse’ has manifested in several resource rich countries in the African continent. When Ghana found oil in 2007, the finding was consequently accompanied by high hopes of economic growth and increased social welfare (blessing), but also fear that they oil would increase corruption and political patronage (curse). The resource curse literature identifies extensive checks and
Description: Early interventions with PMDs can improve the independence and developmental outcomes of children with disabilities. Increasing awareness and interdisciplinary collaboration are essential to overcome barriers to access to PMDs. Expanding global partnerships and integrating PMDs into clinical and educational settings can increase children's access to mobility. ABSTRACT: Background The Description: Early interventions with PMDs can improve the independence and developmental outcomes of children with disabilities. Increasing awareness and interdisciplinary collaboration are essential to overcome barriers to access to PMDs. Expanding global partnerships and integrating PMDs into clinical and educational settings can increase children's access to mobility. ABSTRACT: Background The
1 SPRING 2017 POLITICAL ECOLOGY, CRISIS AND IDENTITY (HEKN14) TEACHERS: Andreas Malm (AM) [course coordinator] – Andreas.Malm@hek.lu.se Alf Hornborg (AH) – Alf.Hornborg@hek.lu.se Noura al-Khalili (NK) – noura.alkhalili@keg.lu.se Thomas Malm (TM) – Thomas.Malm@hek.lu.se Vasna Ramasar (VR) – Vasna.Ramasar@lucsus.lu.se Rooms: F=Flygeln (first floor), R=Rio (fourth floor). COURSE GUIDELINES Course Req
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Denna uppsats undersöker hur studenter vid Lunds universitet använder Facebook som en plattform för bostadskontrakt. Den undersöker hur Facebooks affordances underlättar eller hindrar processen för både studenter och hyresvärdar, och hur de använder dessa möjligheter för att välja boende och hyresgäster. Studien identifierar framgångsrika strategier för att utnyttja Facebooks affordances för att sThis thesis examines how students at Lund university use Facebook as a platform for housing contracts. It explores how the affordances of Facebook facilitate or hinder the process for both students and landlords, and how they use these affordances to select accommodations and tenants. The study identifies successful strategies in leveraging Facebook's affordances to secure favorable housing co
One of the main qualities of life in Icelandic society is the earth’s heat that has been harnessed and fed into the homes of the citizens. The swimming pool is the clearest and most visible manifestation of these qualities of life. Bathhouses are a regular part of many people’s daily lives, and human life in the pools is a fascinating part of Icelandic society. Architecture plays a key role there,
Translated title: Navigating in uncertainty Subtitle: A qualitative study on the port's organizational strategies and its relationship with external risks University/programme: Lund university, Logistics Service Management Course: LGMK 65 Authors: Albin Persson, Selin Onay Supervisor: Malin Andersson Number of pages: 48 This study aims to understand how external risks impact ports. We w
Rapport till UMAS ledning tisdag 14/11 2006 kl 13 TEDDYårsrapport 1 2008-03-23 TEDDY-studien: årsrapport 2007. Sponsorer: NIDDK NIAID NICHD NCRR ADA JDRF TEDDYårsrapport 2 2008-03-23 Bakgrund Typ 1 diabetes hos barn i Sverige fortsätter att öka med 5-6% per år. Av alla nyfödda barn i Sverige kommer c:a 1% att få typ 1 diabetes under sin livstid. Fler än två barn får således diagnosen diabetes varj
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Lund University WINGS network at Lund University, Sweden WINGS, Lund University Lund University • Was started in 2003 by female Ph.D. students at the Department of Geology at Lund University Women IN Geological Sciences • Grass roots movement • Expanded during 2007 • All departments of the Faculty of Science • Obtained annual
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Term amniotic fluid: an unexploited reserve of mesenchymal stromal cells for reprogramming and potential cell therapy applications RESEARCH Open Access Term amniotic fluid: an unexploited reserve of mesenchymal stromal cells for reprogramming and potential cell therapy applications Roksana Moraghebi1, Agnete Kirkeby2, Patricia Chaves3, Roger E. Rönn1, Ewa Sitnicka3, Malin Parmar2, Marcus Larsson4*
