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Introduction
Tomkins' Polarity Theory and the differences between Humanism and Normativism
Gender and Unions - Social Mobilization and Its Effects Among Tobacco Workers in Late Nineteenth Century Sweden
Fatal attractions on the road to an ethnography of organizing.
Unintelligent Design: A Discussion of Steve Fuller's Dissent over Descent
In this discussion, Steve Fuller's book Dissent over Descent is criticized mainly because he draws conclusions from wishful thinking and uses ancient and medieval scientists as well as theologians in his efforts to invalidate the theory of evolution. He is also criticized for drawing universal conclusions from a Eurocentric version of history. If science and technology studies is to regain its rep
Unintended Consequences and the Development of Indigenous Irrigation in East Africa
Green Materialities : Marketing and the socio-material construction of green products
Green products are becoming part of contemporary consumer cultures and part of everyday life. But how are green products constructed? What kind of green products are constructed? And what happens as these green products are constructed? The aim of this paper is to contribute a socio-cultural and critical understanding of green marketing by exploring and illustrating how marketing practices work t
Why should we teach tourism at universities?
Why should we teach tourism at universities?This presentation targets the question of why tourism should be part of university education. Presently, this is questioned by colleagues in traditional academic disciplines as well as by parts of the tourism industry, which are somewhat reluctant to employ people with a university degree. It is thus time for this matter to be raised. If we are to answer
Cluster policy : Renewal through the integration of institutional variety
Research Collaborations: A guide for early career researchers by early career researchers
How Corona Crisis Affects Critical Flows – a Swedish Perspective
The functioning of modern societies is highly dependent on flows, relying on timely deliveries of goods and services. Critical flows are those particularly important, e.g., electricity, food, and pharmaceuticals. Infrastructures upholding flows often transgress national borders, where a disruption can escalate into wide-spread crises. Continuity of critical flows is hence of outmost importance und
Hiding the Machine: Stories, Rights and the Naturalisation of Corporate Technology
This paper tells two stories about corporations. The first story can be called ‘the nexus of contracts’ story, the second, ‘the entrepreneur’ story. Each of these stories was developed and refined by different groups of scholars over specific periods of time and responded to growing concerns about the size and power of corporations, concerns which motivated calls for greater regulation. These stor
Employees’ Readiness for Co-Creative Leadership in Public Service Innovation
The Pioneers: The Rise of American Anthropology.
The history of Bureau of American Ethnology
Gaming Activity and Possible Changes in Gaming Behavior Among Young People During the COVID-19 Pandemic : Cross-sectional Online Survey Study
Background: Young people's daily lives and social interactions changed remarkably during the COVID-19 pandemic as schools and cinemas closed, leisure activities were cancelled, and gatherings were regulated. Questions have been raised by the media, schools, policy makers, and research communities about the effect on young people's online behaviors. Objective: This cross-sectional study aimed to st
Gender, experience and skill: earnings differentials among Swedish tobacco workers in 1898
Armenia and Azerbaijan are at loggerheads again : here’s why tensions are rising
Navigating complexity: Youth homelessness and the everyday work of Danish welfare professionals
Future-Oriented Methodologies for Sustainability
Both in the social and natural sciences, methodologies have been developed to deal with relatively stable conditions, where findings can be validated based on past experiences. At a time when both social and natural phenomena are rapidly changing, new approaches are urgently needed to produce knowledge for systemic change, inform high-stakes decisions, and enable sustainability transitions in the
