Invisible, Responsible Women in Sweden–Planning Pregnancies, Choosing Contraceptives

Match Theory and the Asymmetry Problem : An Example from Stockholm Swedish

This article discusses what we call the Asymmetry Problem, a theoretical question of how asymmetric properties of prosodic phrasing should generally be accounted for within the framework of Match Theory. Unlike Alignment Theory, in which phrasing asymmetry can be derived by mapping constraints (e.g., Align-XP), Match Theory cannot derive any phrasing asymmetry from mapping (i.e., Match) constraint

Modelling managed forest ecosystems in Sweden : Poster presentation:

Playing with tradition in communities of Swedish folk music : Negotiations of meaning in instrumental music tuition

The present article explores meaning in relation to musical learning. One starting point is the assumption that a meaningful music education is strongly related to the social domain of music-making. The aim of this article is to provide analytical tools to understand how meaning is negotiated within instrumental music tuition. Our interest lies in formal higher music education, an arena where the

The indirect review of administrative action in Sweden : Control and judicial protection

Long-time variations of radionuclides and metals in the marine environment of the Swedish west-coast studied using brown algae : (Fucus serratus and Fucus vesiculosus)

Care in the air? Atmospheres of care in Swedish pharmacies

This article builds upon literature on materialities of care and departs from a relational view of care and place. Using the concept of atmosphere, it investigates how care practices are situated spatially and temporally in pharmacies. In many countries, pharmacies are viewed as an important sector in formal healthcare systems. Rarely discussed in pharmacy literature is the affective and embodied

Contested Pictures of Persuasion : American Images of Foetuses in Swedish Antiabortion Campaigns of the 1970s and 1980s

The Directive (EU) 2022/2041 on adequate minimum wages in the European Union: Much ado about nothing in Sweden?

Evaluating the psychometric properties of the Swedish version of the Impostor Profile scale (IPP30)

The Impostor Profile scale (IPP30) is a recently developed tool designed to delve into the nuanced aspects of the Impostor Phenomenon (IP), a psychological phenomenon where individuals wrongly attribute their successes to external factors, discounting their own abilities and often feeling like frauds. This study aimed to assess the psychometric properties, including factor structure, internal cons

A popular public sphere: uncovering the making and memories The Swedish People’s Parks

A Validation of the Swedish Colorectal Cancer Register – With Focus on Histopathology, Complications and Recurrences

Prepared for the future? Social work students, ontological insecurity and the turning point in Swedish refugee policies

The year 2015 marked a rupture in the post-war development of refugee reception and integration policies in Sweden. This rupture involved both a radical change in refugee policy and practice, and a rupture in the long-held collective self-image of Sweden as a country with generous reception and integration policies (Scarpa & Schierup 2018). This article responds to the question of how social w

The prosodic hierarchy of Swedish

‘They all of a sudden became new people’ : Using reproductive justice to explore narratives of hormonal contraceptive experience in Sweden

Validation and psychometric evaluation of the Swedish version of the Nasal Obstruction Symptom Evaluation scale

‘Why not make films for New York?’ : The interaction between cultural, political and commercial perspectives in Swedish film policy 1963–2013

When and Why Did Sweden Lag Behind? 'Eurosclerosis' Revisited

Between Art, Economics, Commerce, and Nationalism : Notes on the interaction between different perspectives in Swedish Film Policy 1963-2013

English Lexical Nominalizations in a Norwegian-Swedish Contrastive Perspective