Testing English Collocations : Developing Receptive Tests for Use with Advanced Swedish Learners

The research reported in this thesis has two main aims. The first aim is to develop tests capable of yielding reliable and valid scores of receptive knowledge of English collocations as a single construct, for use with advanced L2 learners of English. Collocations are seen as conventionalized, recurring combinations of words, and the targeted types are adjective + NP and verb + NP. The second aim

Do the Swedish Trade Council and the Foreign Service Promote Exports?

Income Taxation of Derivatives and other Financial Instruments – Economic Substance versus Legal Form, A study focusing on Swedish non-financial companies

The sound of 'Swedish on multilingual ground'

Intelligence reporting and crisis : Swedish diplomats’ reporting of intelligence from the Baltic States 1938-1940

Administrative Silence in Swedish Law

United and divided : Early modern economic history in Finnish and Swedish academic literature

The Long and Short Arms of the State : Swedish Multidirectional Controls of Afghan Asylum Seekers during the Cold War

Unimaginable imagination and political commitment : A survey of the introduction and presence of the literature of the Latin American boom in Sweden in 1960–1990

From 'big' to 'much' : On the grammaticalization of two gradable adjectives in Swedish

A Food Nation Without Culinary Heritage? Gastronationalism in Sweden

Soviet Espionage in Sweden : The Vasilii Sidorenko Case of 1942

Knowledge-light Letter-to-Sound Conversion for Swedish with FST and TBL

Comparing foreign accent and ”Rosengård Swedish”: some hypotheses and initial observations.

Swedish copyright evergreens Mini-Maglite?

Political outsiders in Swedish history, 1848-1932

Extended Uses of 'Sån' (Such) among Adolescents in Multilingual Malmö, Sweden

Neural Asymmetry in the Perception of South Swedish Word Accents

The Swedish Healthcare VAT on the Hiring out of Medical Care Staff and its Compatibility with EU Law

An introduction to the South Swedish Apparent Cleft (SSAC)