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Emerging Norms on Disaster Displacement: Scrutinising Swedish Decision-Makers

In times of climate change, climate-related disaster displacement is becoming a growing issue. While the vast majority of disaster displaced people move within their country or to a neighbouring country (within a region), there are also people who move between regions and to Europe (interregional). However, there is currently no global legally binding framework that regulates the protection of the

Food supply in times of crisis - the potential to utilise side streams from the Swedish food industry

Denna uppsats undersöker potentialen att utnyttja sex sidoströmmar/exportströmmar från den svenska livsmedelsindustrin till livsmedel för människor. Sidoströmmar som inte är industriens huvudsakliga syfte men skulle kunna bidra med näring. I dagsläget går majoriteten av strömmarna till produktion av biobränsle eller till djurfoder. En litteraturstudie genomfördes där strömmarnas avkastning, egens

Assessing the Negative Impact of Edible Frogs on European Tree Frogs: A Potential Conservation Issue in Southern Sweden

Since habitat loss has been a major threat to the European tree frog, conservation efforts are primarily focused on increasing the pond area by constructing new ponds and restoring the existing ones. However, emerging threats within the breeding habitats, such as the presence of highly competitive species, is important to consider. One such highly competitive species for the European tree frog in

Unfolding the Untold Narratives of Migrants amid a Wave of Disruption: A Case Study on Migrants’ Experiences of ‘Sweden’s LVU Disinformation Campaign’

Disinformation campaigns are not only designed to attack nations, but to build a long-lasting narrative among its people. This study argues that despite the malicious intentions behind disinformation campaigns to disrupt nations and smear their image, the targeted audience becomes the most vulnerable and often ignored group whose voice and narratives can be amplified if not listened to. It derives