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Information about funders, how to apply for research funding and what parts you can receive help from the department of Economics. Research ServicesFunding & Tender portalPrismaResearch professionalApply for research fundingProject budgetResearch ServicesLund University Research Services offer researchers and research teams support and help on issues concerning external research funding. Lists of

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LUSEM information regarding benefits. As an employee at LUSEM you are entitled to certain benefits like gym membership reimbursement, health promotion hour, debit cards and partial reimbursement of healthcare and medication costs. At LUSEM we follow the same rules as Lund University. Find out more about the benefits to which you are entitled as an employee at LUSEM via the LU Staff Pages.Salary an

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Research outputWorking Papers RoutinesHow-to linksLUCRISResearch outputOn our external web page we will publish popular science articles covering research findings from researchers at the Department of Economics.Outreach at the Department of EconomicsThe initiative aims to be a public outreach channel which includes research output. In particular, one of the highlights will be popular science arti

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Here researchers and research teams can find support and help on issues concerning proofreading, travel grants, data storage, library recourses etc. Economics Research HelpProofreadingSeed timeMentorship or panelsTravel and research grantsData storageLibrary resourcesResearch EthicsEconomics Research HelpThe following support measures are available for an internal principal investigator (PI) apply

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Secondary employment is any occupation that you may undertake either temporarily or permanently alongside your employment and which does not concern your private life. At this page, you can find out what rules apply and how to report secondary employment. Basically, employees dispose of their leisure time as they wish and secondary employment is permitted. Pursuant to legislation and collective ag

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For information about government occupational pensions, partial pensions, insurance, disability pensions and emeriti, please turn to the LU Staff Pages.Change in the Employment Protection ActThere has been a change in the Employment Protection Act which has extended a general right to stay in your employment from 67 to 68 years starting from 2020-01-01. However, this age has not yet been extended

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MATERIALS FOR A SUCCESSFUL INTRODUCTION For managers or HR staff: Materials for introducing new staff at LUSEM. Below we have gathered useful materials for the introduction of new co-workers. Checklist for new employees (in Swedish)Getting settled – Welcome information for new employees at Lund University webForms and templates – in swedish (Blanketter och mallar) – hr-webben.lu.se HR related supp

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SASNET is one of Lund University's Specialized Centers (USV). You, who are either employed by SASNET or member of SASA, can use the information and files below in the work you are conducting for us. Thanks! Graphic ProfileSASNET follows the official graphical profile of Lund University. You can download Lund University templates from Medarbetarwebben.If you need support when using the graphical pr

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Read reports on SASNET activities from recent years. SASNET Activity Report 2023 SASNET Activity Report 2022 SASNET Activity Report 2021 Previous SASNET activity, evaluation & strategy reports:SASNET Activity Report 2020SASNET Activity Report 2019SASNET Activity Report 2018SASNET Activity Report 2017External Evaluation Report 2015SASNET Self Evaluation Report 2013Lund University South Asia Strateg

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In 1998, a Swedish government working group set up to “intensify Swedish relations with Asia,” made an inventory of existing Asia related research and educational resources in Sweden. Under reconstruction.  SASNET's old archived website

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AirplaneThe closest international airport is Copenhagen international airport (Kastrup, Denmark). All Öresund trains from Copenhagen Airport bound for Sweden make a stop at Lund Central Station. From the airport it is a 40-minute ride to Lund and trains depart every 20 minutes. You’ll find ticket vending machines in the airport arrival area and by the tracks. You can pay in local currency (SEK and

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Listen to interviews with SASNET researchers and guests and recordings from our events. Episode 11 - COVID-19 and the festival season in Nepal After featuring two experts from Nepal earlier in 2020, Hanna Geschewski spoke with Dr. Anup Subedee, who gave an overview of the development of the pandemic in Nepal since its first case was detected in January 2020 and analysed the current situation, only

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SASNET is happy to announces the 2016 result of the applications for a one month position to prepare a research application with a South Asian focus. The Lund University researchers selected are Dr. Maria Tonini, Dept. of Gender Studies; and Dr. Ted Svensson, Dept. of Political Science. For the second year, SASNET invited researchers at Lund University to apply for a one month position (”ansökning

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SASNET post-doc Isha Dubey is currently working on her post-doctoral project "Memory, Memorialization and the Politics of Forgetting: ‘Difficult Heritage’ and the construction and contestation of ‘national memory’ in India and Bangladesh". The project seeks to understand what constitutes the discourse of nationhood and the processes that inform nation-making. The project essentially attempts to un

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In 2017 and 2018, the Sweden–South Asia Media Project carried out several activities. 2018 Pop-Up Newsroom project For the Swedish and Indian election, Vibodh Parthasarathi and Andreas Mattsson initiated a pop-up newsroom project and participated in several events to bring together scholars, practitioners and media representatives. The results were published in The Conversation and in the IIC Quar

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2020 Webinar: Media Landscapes and Media Advocacy: Perspectives from India and Sweden   In this webinar, scholars and practitioners addressed different issues related to the media landscape and media advocacy from an international comparative perspective. Participants were students from the School of Journalism (Journalistutbildningen), the Department of Strategic Communication at Lund University,

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Asheque Haque is a political and security researcher on South Asia. He has worked as a countering violent extremism professional at the international level and has led multiple projects in the field. His research includes violent extremist propaganda, jihadi ideology in Bangladesh, security challenges and practices in the region, among others. At SASNET, Asheque will work on his project "The impli

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The 2020 report provides a comprehensive overview of current and previous research at Lund University on the South Asian region. Categorised by Lund University departments and faculties, previous SASNET intern Anni-Elina Vänska listed researchers that have conducted work on or in South Asia. She also included a number of interviews with Lund University researchers. You can find the full report her

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Cooperation between the Nordic region and India is expanding and deepening. Government, industry and people-to-people connections are wide-ranging. With expanding connections follows a greater need to understand one another’s past, present - and possible futures - when shaping policy and strategy. The Project for Nordic-India Relations (PNIR) is a public-private partnership born out of an identifi

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Read and download published SASNET reports.   Fuzzy Borders and Postcolonial Forgotten Zones: The Case of Indo-Bangladeshi Enclaves Amrita Ghosh (2021) Education as an empowerment tool for women in Afghanistan Maliha Shir Mohammad (2021) The Development of the Theological and Political Aspects of Jihadi-Salafism Orwa Ajjoub (2021) Islamic Reformism and malayāḷi ummah in Nineteenth-Century Colonial

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