As a researcher at the Faculty of Social Sciences, you can receive support in the research process in various ways, including from the faculty's librarians, ethics advisors, research representative and data steward. You can find information about the available support via the links below:  Support for literature searchesReference managementManaging research dataResearch ethicsGood research practic

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Data management permeates the entire research process, and you may need to consider many different aspects before, during and after your project. Here you will find information about how to manage and store your data and what solutions and tools are available, both at the Faculty and at the University. As a researcher at the Faculty of Social Sciences, you can use the solutions available both loca

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As a researcher at the Faculty of Social Sciences, you have access to a wide range of information resources. You can also get personalised support from the library for literature searches. Are you writing a systematic literature review, scoping review or other type of literature review and need help with the literature search? Perhaps you want to make sure you haven't missed relevant literature in

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The Faculty of Social Sciences offers support in various forms to make it easier for you to communicate your research. Present your research via LUCRIS/the Research PortalRegistering your research in the LUCRIS research database makes the research accessible both to colleagues and wider society. You can summarise your research, show your collaborations, the publications you have written, and other

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TERM OF OFFICE 1 JANUARI 2018 - 31 DECEMBER 2020 The Local Health and Safety Committee is a collaborative body between the employer and the principal health and safety representative in matters concerning planning, implementation and follow-up of systematic work environment management within the faculty. The Local HSE Committee’s tasks are to:The Local Health and Safety Committee’s tasks are to:mo

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The following information is about open access publishing of journals and books, as well as the support offered by the Social Sciences Faculty Library and the University Library. Open access (OA) means free availability of scientific publications. Most Swedish and European public research funding bodies require that research they fund should be made available with open access immediately upon publ

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Choosing a journal or publisher can be difficult. These tips will help you choose when the time comes to publish your research. As a researcher, you may be approached by a publisher or journal wishing to publish your research, often for a fee. You may then need to investigate what kind of publishing channel it is. There is support available!  The Norwegian Register and ranking The Norwegian Regist

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The Social Sciences Faculty Library can help researchers or heads of department to compile various reports or visualisations of publications or other research outputs. Evaluation of research outputEvaluation of publications is often carried out by using bibliometric, citation-based, analyses. This type of quantitative analysis may be useful in some contexts, but in others it is too limited and nee

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Please fill this form to book an appointment with one of the librarians at the Social Sciences Faculty Library. Name (required) Email (required) Department Describe what you need help with: (required) Where would you like to meet? (required) In Lund or at Campus Helsingborg Digital - Zoom Other information / suggest a date and time: Leave this field blank

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Human rights law is a broad area of research that addresses and critically examines issues and problems arising in ongoing efforts to secure full protection of human rights in different contexts, whether it is in the workplace, healthcare, or foreign affairs, and in relation to different actors (both states and non-state actors, such as corporations). The research area covers questions of how to p

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A large amount of people applied for asylum in Sweden during 2015 and the subsequent years. In many cases, this meant the beginning of a gradual integration into the Swedish society. Integration implicate mutual expectations of inclusion into the society. Within the next few years, the amount of people with permanent or temporary residence permit, who have not obtained Swedish citizenship, are lik

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Our research is based on two themes. We want to investigate how the judiciary treats people in vulnerable positions and how these people can make use of their legal rights. We are also interested in how the judicial system views individuals in relations to their context and to societal structures. One general inquiry is how the vulnerable subject is taken care of in regulation, organisation and tr

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The Law, Theology & Culture research environment aims to bring researchers and students of the the Faculty of Law and of the Centre for Theology and Religious Studies into conversation on topics that are of interest to both institutions. If you would like to learn more about the seminar series or if you would like to join the seminar's e-mail list, please contact Valentin Jeutner, valentin [dot] j

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Legal history concerns the continuity and change of law in time and space. Why has law changed and developed to become what it is, and could the development have been different? What are the similarities and differences between different legal systems, and what are the historical explanations for these similarities and differences? These are questions that are analysed within legal history, and th

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LEVIC is a cross-disciplinary research group with researchers from law, philosophy, cognitive psychology and statistics. Our research concerns legal fact-finding, especially criminal evidence. We investigate empirically how legal decision-makers (judges or jurors) evaluate evidence, and we are particularly interested in cognitive bias and probabilistic fallacies.We also do research that aims to im

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We aim to address one of the most compelling political and legal issue that faces our society today – the obligation of states towards migrants, asylum-seekers and refugees. We are interested in all aspects of the challenges raised by the rights of people on the move, including their access to safe migration routes, access to fair asylum determination procedure, access to rights and integration po

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The Norma Research Programme is an interdisciplinary research environment at the Faculty of Law, and a research centre affiliated with the Labour Law Research Network (LLRN). The focus is on the legal regulation of everyday life and social integration at national, EU, and international level, and on labour markets, social welfare, ageing societies, and families.The research environment includes a

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