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Modelling species specific drought response in a tropical rainforest in Xishuangbanna, China

Tropiska skogar utsätts för mer intensiva och frekventa torkor. Torkor påverkar tillväxt och kollagring i skogen, samt ökar risken för trädödlighet. Det finns flera hypoteser om mekanismerna bakom dödlighet under torka. Två av de vanligaste är något som kallas kolsvält och kavitation. Det är oklart vilken av dessa två mekanismer som inträffar först i tropiska träd under långvarig torka. ExperimentTropical forests experience more intense and frequent droughts. Droughts affect mortality in trees, growth rate and carbon storage in the forest. There are several hypotheses of the mechanisms behind tree mortality during drought. Two of the most common ones are carbon starvation and hydraulic failure. It is unclear which of these mechanisms occur first in tropical trees during long term drought.

Cross-Cultural Brand Perception and Purchasing Motivation: Exploring Chinese and Swedish Consumer Responses to Volvo and BYD

An investigation into how Sub-Saharan Africa’s human development is affected by Chinese versus German Foreign Direct Investments from 2005-2022

Digital Innovation and Green Technology in China: Mechanisms, Threshold Effects, and Developmental Implications

Housing Security Policies and Their Social Impacts in Metropolitan China: A Case Study of Shanghai

“Thanks, Sensitive”, Queer Reading and Political Navigation Among Chinese Gay Male Fans of Taiwanese Female Singers

The Construction of Chinese Ethnic Yao's Identities in the Age of Digital Media

Observation without Recognition: The Fragmentation of China, Making of Manchukuo, and the Danish Diplomatic Corps, 1931–1936

Contesting securitization: Chinese media discourse on the politics and security of outer space

LGBTQ+ Activism in the Post-2020s China: Activists’ Resilience in Difficult Times

submission, transcendence, and autonomy: female danmei fandom in the post-2020s China

Institutional Impacts on Economic Evolution in Taiwan and China

On the China Shock: A New Approach & Cross-Country Evidence

Identification and Regulation of Abuse Dominant Position by Digital Platform in China and the EU

As digital platforms play an increasingly significant role in the global economy, anti-monopoly identification and regulation face new challenges, particularly concerning the abuse of dominant position by digital platforms. This thesis analyzes the characteristics of platforms, including their multi- sided market nature, scale effects, and lock-in effects, highlighting how these factors complicate

Reform Impossible to Achieve: Study of China’s Publishing Industry and Book Number System

A Japanese perspective of the China threat in cyberspace

Bodily self-representation and ‘Everyday resistance’ of Gao-Da-Zhuang women in China

Encountering Seaweed: Life In and Beyond Macroalgae Farming Through Lived Experience of Farmers in Shandong and Fujian, China

‘Two hands, multiple fingerprints’: how ideology and politics shaped China’s water market reforms (1998–2021)

Navigating institutional complexity in Chinese academia: researcher agency, identity, and international collaboration amid geopolitical tensions