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Artikeln diskuterar hur begreppen livsstil och livsföring introducerades i sociologin. Bland annat visas på att begreppet livsstil intorducerades på bred front av Simmel i "Philosophie des Geldes" (1900). Avslutningsvis diskuteras några möjliga användningar av begreppen idag.

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Lies are part of everyday life, but lies within the justice system is illegal (perjury). Yet it happens that people are committing perjury, increasingly, with potentially serious consequences. Statistics from 1976 – 2009 show that more than half of all who are found guilty of perjury is between 15 and 20 years and that the number of women is a growing group. It can be read from eighteen legal case

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Why do mainstream opposition parties sometimes fail to adopt policy positions that are attractive to the wider electorate? In this paper, I construct a game-theoretic model between the party leader, the party’s MPs, and the party organization to illustrate how opposition parties’ platform adjustments depend on the party leader’s risk assessment of being deposed and MPs’ re-election incentives. The

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The importance of body image is increasing in China. Academic research and news media point to the rising desire for an ideal appearance, especially among young people in the country, in order to gain an advantage in society. This thesis was conducted to examine if university students at a high-ranking university in China were influenced by commercial ideals in the media to the same extent as youn

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Objective - We explored the relationships between inflammatory proteins, occupation, and marital status, and their independent associations with incidence of cardiovascular disease ( CVD). Methods and Results - Five inflammation-sensitive proteins ( ISPs) ( fibrinogen, ceruloplasmin, haptoglobin, alpha 1-antitrypsin, orosomucoid) were measured in 6075 apparently healthy men. Incidence of coronary

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The purpose of this essay was to analyze the collapse of democracy in the Weimar Republic. This was done by analyzing some of the most turbulent crises in its history like the communists attempt to take power in 1919, the kapp-putsch of 1920, hyperinflation 1923 and the economic depression 1929-1933. The method that I used in this essay is called methodological individualism. It was an analytical

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This thesis explores the Chinese Communist Party (CCP)’s reestablishment of disciplinary organs from the central to township/commune levels in the early post-Mao era (1979-1981). It set out to show why such organs came into being and how, with their help, the party attempted to strengthen its infrastructure and adopt specific measures to prevent the abuses of power at the grassroots level. The res

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Research on party responsiveness in established democracies suggests that parties follow shifts in the preferences of either the general electorate or party supporters. Drawing on theoretical models of party competition and research on party-voter congruence, we argue in this article that in the 21st century Western European mainstream parties respond to their partisan constituents. Parties adjust

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I 1969 års direktiv till Familjelagssakkunnigas betänkanden, vilka föregick införandet av äktenskapsbalken (1987:230), uttalade regeringen att lagstiftaren ska förhålla sig neutral till människors sätt att samleva på. Denna neutralitetsideologi har kommit att bli ledande vid senare reformer av samlevnadslagstiftningen. I denna uppsats undersöks huruvida, och till vilken grad, samhälleliga och relIn the 1969 directives to the committee reports that proceeded the introduction of the new Marriage Code (1987:230) in Sweden, the government expressed that the legislator is to be neutral towards individuals’ ways of cohabiting. This neutrality policy has become leading in the subsequent reforms of cohabitation legislation. In this essay, it is examined whether, and to what extent, societal and

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This presentation argues that we seldom speak of our findings in qualitative research as serendipitous, although we have splendid possibilities to make surprising findings. In order to enhance the chances and sharpen our analyses we have to read broadly but also pay attention to details in our data. We should avoid societal or scholarly conventionality, even be disobedient to recommendations, if t

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This chapter examines the long-run relationship between public opinion, party politics, and the welfare state. It argues that when large parties receive a clear signal concerning the median voter’s position on the welfare state, vote-seeking motivations dominate and the large parties in the party system converge on the position of the median voter. When the position of the median voter is more dif

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Beyond the esoteric deliberations of Islamic jurists and their exegesis of criminal and private law doctrines, Iranian law lives a life of its own. It is a life of routine practices of judges, court clerks, lawyers and clients, each of whom is striving to turn the law to their own advantage. It is also a life of contested legality, a relentless struggle over the right to determine the law in a jurBeyond the esoteric deliberations of Islamic jurists and their exegesis of criminal and private law doctrines, Iranian law lives a life of its own. It is a life of routine practices of judges, court clerks, lawyers and clients, each of whom is striving to turn the law to their own advantage. It is also a life of contested legality, a relentless struggle over the right to determine the law in a jur

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Kilp_mod The 2nd EuroSoTL conference, June 8-9 2017, Lund, Sweden Teaching ’intersectionality’ as a ’threshold concept’ for undergraduate students of Political Science A. Kilp, University of Tartu ABSTRACT: The core learning objective of the Political Science undergraduate curriculum is to advance the knowledge and skills related to threshold concepts of the discipline. By attaining threshold conc

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Applying contemporary ideas regarding the role literature may have had in human evolutionary history to literary analysis, using Herman Melville's Moby Dick as a case study. The paper focuses on the function of male bonding in the text, the ways in which the setting is defined by humanity's evolutionary past, and the artistic function of the hunt, as it is described in the text.

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Antibiotic resistance is a growing global concern, with many ecological niches showing a high abundance of antibiotic resistance genes (ARGs), including the human gut. With increasing indications of ARGs in infants, this study aims to investigate the gut resistome profile during early life at a wider geographic level. To achieve this objective, we utilized stool samples data from 26 studies involv