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The paradox of waste geography? : Dynamic evolution and quality evaluation of the global rare earth recycling trade network

Recycling trade has become an important initiative for major powers to address rare earth supply risks. With the help of recycling quality evaluation model, competitive intensity model, complex network method, and GIS analysis, the dynamics and characteristics of the global rare earth recycling trade network are revealed in this study. The results show that the global rare earth recycling market i

COSM33 Literature List

Total pages of required readings (marked with *): 746 Total pages of student-selected readings (chosen from the below list): 350 Total pages of reading required by students in the course: 1096 Abraham, I. 2020. “Host Communities and Refugees in Southeast Asia: Report on a Workshop held at the National University of Singapore (NUS), 10-11 May 2019.” Sojourn: Journal of Social Issues in Southeast As

https://www.ace.lu.se/sites/ace.lu.se/files/2024-06/COSM33%20literature%20list.pdf - 2025-12-25

Femvertising as a resource of meaning-making and identity negotiation – A consumer cultural perspective

There is a tendency for organizations to draw on social and political issues to make brands relevant to consumers, among which the appropriation of women empowerment discourse has attracted considerable attention because of its success in practice. Give the paucity of studies both in strategic communication to evaluate consumers responses to organizations’ communication strategies and in advertisi

Is Gwadar Port an economic haven for Balochistan and Pakistan?

Gwadar port is a deep-sea port that lies at the southwestern coast of the Balochistan province. Since 2002, it has been given quite some attention; the government realized its potential of becoming a major hub port of the region, given its proximity to the Strait of Hormuz, a sea passage through which a fifth of the world’s oil transit occurs. MOUs have been signed and commitments made in excess o