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Peace and Conflict Studies is a multidisciplinary subject that seeks different perspectives on conflict analysis and peacebuilding. EducationThe courses are intended for students who wish to apply multidisciplinary perspectives to issues of war, conflict analysis and peacebuilding and are offered every second term.CoursesThe following courses are offered at the bachelor level entirely in English a

https://www.svet.lu.se/en/about-department/three-subjects-one-building/peace-and-conflict-studies - 2026-10-05

Leigh group Our researchInjury results in a range of regenerative responses, varying from scarring to perfect regeneration. This is highly dependent on the tissues damaged and importantly the organism in which this damage occurred. We are focused on understanding why some species are able to regenerate complex structures, such as limbs, whereas others species (e.g. humans) are limited in their reg

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There are strong grounds for not using tables, and our recommendation is for you to avoid them as far as possible. With that said – below are some good tips for those of you opting to create your own tables. Creating an accessible tableRemember to only use tables to present data, not for layout purposes.To ensure tables are accessible, you need to check that the HTML code is correct. A number of p

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Senior lecturer Contact details Email: paul [dot] pierce [at] ics [dot] lu [dot] seOrganisation Department of Informatics Room number: EC2-225 Service point: 10 WebpagePaul Pierces profile in Lund University research portal Publications Displaying of publications. Sorted by year, then title. Filter by type AllArticleBook chapterDoctoral Thesis (monograph)Paper in conference proceedingPaper, not in

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Senior lecturer Contact details Email: alexander [dot] tale [at] har [dot] lu [dot] seOrganisation Department of Business Law Room number: EC2-315C Service point: 10 WebpageAlexander Tales profile in Lund University research portalOther affiliations Researcher Lund Tax Academy Publications Displaying of publications. Sorted by year, then title. Filter by type AllArticleBook chapterConsultation Res

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This thesis argues that general subordinators, such as the Germanic THAT and IF, denote propositional modality. Propositional modality stands for the “speaker’s attitude to the truth-value or factual status of the proposition” (Palmer 2001:24) and is otherwise expressed by moods such as the indicative-subjunctive and epistemic-evidential modal markers. One obvious connection between markers of pro

Popular AbstractLandsbygdens landskap förändras ständigt. Ekonomi, teknik och politik används ofta för att förklara det som sker, men ingen av dessa krafter verkar direkt i landskapet. I praktiken är det beslut som fattas lokalt av enskilda brukare och markägare som sätter spår. Landskapet är där sammanvävt med den sociala miljön, och markanvändningen en integrerad del av den enskildes liv. Hur seFarmers and Landscape. Owners and farmers relations to their land, and the prospects for sustainable land use. In a transition towards sustainability, rural land use is of certain interest, owing to the environmental impact of modern farming and forestry, and also to its potential role in a recycling society. The prospects for sustainable land use depend on the farmers. Their conception of sustai

Thomas Hood’s poem “The Song of the Shirt” was an immediate success when first published in Punch in 1843. Previous research has shown how the poem responded to the mid-nineteenth-century debate concerning the working situation of needlewomen. The ways in which this hugely popular poem was recontextualised in translation have, however, received surprisingly little attention. Arguing that British nThomas Hood’s poem “The Song of the Shirt” was an immediate success when first published in Punch in 1843. Previous research has shown how the poem responded to the mid-nineteenth-century debate concerning the working situation of needlewomen. The ways in which this hugely popular poem was recontextualised in translation have, however, received surprisingly little attention. Arguing that British n

This paper examines the development of the Artificial Intelligence (AI) meta-debate in Sweden before and after the release of ChatGPT. From the perspective of agenda-setting theory, we propose that it is an elite outside of party politics that is leading the debate – i.e. that the politicians are relatively silent when it comes to this rapid development. We also suggest that the debate has become

This paper aims to enhance our understanding of how strategic communication mobilise democratic values and ideals, which civil society is expected to support. Drawing on discourse theory, the paper conceptualises strategic communication as a process that unites various publics. This paper argues that these publics are largely imagined and constructed through communication. It also asserts that the