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Revisorns skadeståndsansvar- Prosolviadomarna i förhållande till gällande rätt
Prosolviafallet är det mest uppmärksammade skadeståndsmålet i svensk rättshistoria. Tvisten står mellan Prosolvia aktiebolags konkursbo och deras egen revisionsbyrå, Öhrlings PricewaterhouseCoopers AB och dess ansvarige revisor Nils Brehmer. Uppsatsens syfte är att genom rättsdogmatisk metod genomföra en rättsundersökning för att svara på min frågeställning: Hur förhåller sig Prosolviadomarna dels
Higher depression scores are associated with lower pattern separation performance in humans
Memory impairment has been connected to depression, however this association appears complex. Pattern separation is a specific hippocampal function, which separates similar events and stimuli into distinct memory representations. Hippocampal volume reduction has been seen in individuals suffering from depression. Multiple rodent studies have shown that adult neurogenesis in the dentate gyrus of th
Biblioteket som kulturhus - en diskursanalytisk studie i hur folkbiblioteket som kulturhus framträder i kultur - och biblioteksplaner
The public library as a cultural centre - a discourse analytical study of how the library as a cultural centre emerges in official plans for cultural and library development. This master’s thesis aims to identify, analyze and discuss how notions of the public library as a cultural centre appear in cultural and library policy documents from regional and municipal levels. The method and theory used
I väntan på euro - en EU-rättslig analys av Holding AB och valutakursförändringar
Mot bakgrund av att det inte ännu finns någon fungerande gemensam valuta inom EU kvarstår valutakursrisker som ett hinder för handel inom den inre marknaden. Dessa hinder har bland andra EUD angripit med stöd av fördragsfriheterna. I uppsatsen behandlas inledningsvis frågan om användandet av utländsk valuta kan utgöra det gränsöverskridande moment som gör EU-rätten tillämplig och därefter hur den Since there still is no common currency within the EU, exchange rates still risk acting as an obstacle for trade on the internal market. Amongst others, the CJEU has addressed these obstacles through an application of the four freedoms. The initial question treated in this thesis is if the use of foreign currency is a cross-border element enabling the application of EU law, and if so, how is the c
The Greatwall kinase safeguards the genome integrity by affecting the kinome activity in mitosis
Progression through mitosis is balanced by the timely regulation of phosphorylation and dephosphorylation events ensuring the correct segregation of chromosomes before cytokinesis. This balance is regulated by the opposing actions of CDK1 and PP2A, as well as the Greatwall kinase/MASTL. MASTL is commonly overexpressed in cancer, which makes it a potential therapeutic anticancer target. Loss of Mas
Urban Water Governance and Learning—Time for More Systemic Approaches?
Social learning, especially triple-loop social learning involving institutional and governance changes, has great potential to address urban water issues such as flooding, drought, and pollution. It facilitates urban transition and the adoption of more systemic approaches and innovations. Social learning in water governance is a growing field, but the triple-loop learning concept remains vague and
The Role of Translation in Enacting Multiscalar Climate Action : Insights from European Christian Faith-Based Actors
The complex nature of climate change requires action at different scales and in different ways, but questions remain around how to produce climate action that is both multi-scalar and joined up. Here we explore this question by adopting a relational approach to studying climate action by faith-based actors, who increasingly play an active role campaigning on climate action. Drawing on qualitative
The use of home care as relational work : outlines for a research programme
PurposeCare has been theorized as a relational practice, but the research has focused on providers rather than users. Older care users have been cast in a passive role, and their relational activities to help with the provision of their care or to support those who provide it are underexplored. The purpose of this study is to develop knowledge about home care use as a form of relational ‘work’.Met
Gribshunden in perspective: : a castle on the sea
The royal Danish-Norwegian flagship Gribshunden, launched in 1485, was amongthe earliest northern European warships purpose-built to carry artillery. However, King Hans employed his vessel as far more than a weapons platform. The ship was his ‘floating castle’, fulfilling all the various purposes of a land redoubt. At its loss in 1495 enroute to a political summit in Kalmar, where Hans expected to
Patients with rectal cancer are satisfied with in-hospital communication despite insufficient information regarding treatment alternatives and potential side-effects
Futureless futures : Reflections on life in doomed places in Nordic countries
Across the scholarly and journalistic literature, an increasing sense of future uncertainty and prevailing sense of dread is being narrated. This unsettling sense of futurelessness seems to cut across scales in that globally unfolding menaces also shape lived experience locally in specific sites, where global risks intersect with local hazardousness of place. In this chapter, we reflect on how a s
Apollonian and Dionysian Trust in Vaccination
Vaccine hesitancy is a significant concern worldwide. While some attribute it to a lack of knowledge, experiments have revealed that merely providing additional scientific information has little effect on vaccination hesitancy. This chapter aims to better understand negative and positive vaccination sentiments and actions by examining scientific findings’ non-random and non-linear influence on peo
Advancing a tourist perspective in inclusive place branding: : anticipated constraints of domestic tourists with foreign backgrounds
Research on inclusive place branding has primarily focused on residents, while tourists are yet to be addressed, except in representation studies. Inclusion is, however, more than a matter of representation. It must also consider the needs of the tourists. This study explores people with foreign backgrounds' anticipated constraints to domestic tourism. This article advances knowledge of inclusive
Exploring the digital grey zone of online medicinal markets emerging from search
Regulation of biological processes by ubiquitin ligases: a focus on the Pagano Lab's contribution
Protein homeostasis depends on many fundamental processes including mRNA synthesis, translation, post-translational modifications, and proteolysis. In the late 70s and early 80s the discovery that the small 76 amino acid protein ubiquitin could be attached to target proteins via a multi-stage process involving ubiquitin-activating enzymes, ubiquitin conjugating enzymes, and ubiquitin ligases, reve
Climate-related mobility into the Nordic region : Law, policy and (limited) practice
Although very few people appear to travel to the Nordic region in contexts that might accurately be described as ‘climate-related,' some Nordic states have developed bespoke legal provisions, and all have ‘exceptional grounds’ categories that may be applied when people seek to enter or remain in the context of climate change or disaster. This chapter provides a brief overview of legal provisions r
A Comprehensive Pathway in Music Education
In what ways can various perspectives, aims, circumstances, and directives influence music students and music teachers in different educational contexts such as primary school, Schools of music and performing arts (SMPA), folk high school, and upper secondary school, viewed from a Nordic perspective?A common characteristic for all these types of schools is that they can be part of an educational a
Tracking past and ongoing lemming cycles on the Eurasian tundra
Fish-hunting cone snail disrupts prey’s glucose homeostasis with weaponized mimetics of somatostatin and insulin
Venomous animals have evolved diverse molecular mechanisms to incapacitate prey and defend against predators. Most venom components disrupt nervous, locomotor, and cardiovascular systems or cause tissue damage. The discovery that certain fish-hunting cone snails use weaponized insulins to induce hypoglycemic shock in prey highlights a unique example of toxins targeting glucose homeostasis. Here, w
