Soneji-ICT-Sustainability.dvi Lund University LUMES Masters Thesis Connected Consequences: Resource Depletion and North-South Inequities of the Global Material Intensity of the Internet and Mobile Telephony Author: Hitesh Soneji Lund University Masters in Environmental Studies and Sustainability Science hitesh@sonejifamily.org Supervisor: Dr. Mats Svensson Lund University Centre for Sustainability

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Recent work on heritage and social media has highlighted how social media offer new possibilities for citizens to share memories, identities, local culture and heritage, and thus constitute a more participatory and democratic platform (Giaccardi 2012). Social media encourage and enable new forms of engagement and interpretations of the heritage through user-generated content, personal reflections,

What if, in the encounter between the subject and the city, it is the buildings, the streets, the rooms that are moving and the human beings who are at a standstill? Inspired by the efforts of literary scholars and human geographers to apply a unified understanding of space and time to the study of the (fictional) city, this article employs an analysis centered on the figure of the elevator to exp

Namnlös A Mini-conference on Bayesian Methods at Lund University 5th of February, 2016 Room B152, Lux building, Helgonavägen 3, Lund University. www.lucs.lu.se/bayes-at-lund-2016/ http://www.lucs.lu.se/bayes-at-lund-2016/ Program 12.15–12.45 Welcome and invited presentation . An Introduction to Bayesian computation and evidence synthesis us- ing STAN, Robert Grant, Faculty of Health, Social Care a

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Lund 28 February 2017 SASNET Workshop on Online Hate in India and Sweden On February 9-10, SASNET successfully arranged a workshop about Online Hate in India and Sweden. The workshop was held at Media Evolution City in Malmö. The purpose of the workshop was to bring together a diverse range of scholars, journalists, and activists from Sweden and India to reflect upon the similarities and differenc

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Microsoft Word - Lund 28 February 2017.docx     Lund 28 February 2017 SASNET Workshop on Online Hate in India and Sweden On February 9-10, SASNET successfully arranged a workshop about Online Hate in India and Sweden. The workshop was held at Media Evolution City in Malmö. The purpose of the workshop was to bring together a diverse range of scholars, journalists, and activists from Sweden and Indi

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Historically, the nautical fault exception was justified on the basis that shipowners lacked the ways to control their ships by communication on long voyages and so masters had to act in their own judgement. Modern communications have defeated this underlying rationale but shipowners still want to claim the benefit of the exception. As a matter of statutory regulation, the exception traces back to

In a study on the problems of censorship and interpretation from 1984, (Censorship and Interpretation; The Conditions of Reading and Writing in Early Modern England), Annabel Patterson states that British authors of the seventeenth century often used the shelter of ambiguity as a protection from the threat of censorship. But as the text had to be understood by the intended readers, Patterson argue

Nitrogen dioxide (NO2) is an important air pollutant with both environmental and epidemiological effects. The main aim of this study is to analyze spatial patterns and temporal trends in tropospheric NO2 concentrations globally using data from the satellite-based Ozone Monitoring Instrument (OMI). Additional aims are to compare the satellite data with ground-based observations, and to find the tim