Bursting The EU Bubble - A Qualitative Study on the Decline of Swedish Representation in EU Institutions and EPSO's Employer Brand

Towards Proactive Adaptation to Disaster Risk and Climate Change: Designing a Decision Support Tool for Swedish Municipalities

Care That Cannot Wait - Asylum Seekers’ Access to Sexual and Reproductive Health Care in Sweden

Stronger Together: The Relationship between Identity Leadership and Employee Well-Being in Swedish Municipalities

The present study examined the relationship between identity leadership and employee well-being. Given the limited empirical evidence on the relationship between the specific identity leadership dimensions (prototypicality, advancement, entrepreneurship and impresarioship) and employee well-being, the current study aimed to explore these relationships. The study was conducted with a digital questi

Breaking the Silence - What Swedish Media Teach Us About Snitching and Street Loyalty

The snitch is a well known figure, often associated with deceit and betrayal. It appears in everyday life, embedded in joking jargons as well as in serious discussions of loyalty. Perhaps most significantly, the snitch symbolizes the culture of silence within criminal gangs, breaking the unwritten rule of not speaking to authorities. This thesis investigates how the figure of the snitch, and the a

Enablers and Barriers of Digital Servitization of Sweden's SME

Artificial Intelligence and Creative Work in the Swedish Gaming Industry

Implementing and Designing AI-Powered Chatbots: Organisational Perspectives on Data Quality, Key Drivers, and Barriers in Medium and Large Swedish Enterprises

Denna kandidatuppsats undersöker hur medelstora och stora svenska företag uppfattar datakvalitet vid design och implementering av AI-drivna chattbotar för internt bruk. Studien bygger på fem semistrukturerade intervjuer med yrkesverksamma som varit direkt involverade i utvecklingsarbetet och belyser hur organisationer ser på faktorer som datans noggrannhet, fullständighet och tillförlitlighet. Res

Incidence of Adult Acquired Flatfoot Deformity Referred to Specialist Care in Sweden

Comparing long-term effects on soils from four different catchment experiments in a coniferous forest around Lake Gårdsjön, SW Sweden

Evaluating remote sensing data from the SWOT mission: monitoring water volume dynamics in lakes in Skåne, Sweden 2023-2024

“We love this place but might have to move”: Qualitatively exploring work-related precariousness in rural northern Sweden

The Poorhouse as materialized poverty in eighteenth- and nineteenth-century Sweden

This paper discusses how archaeologists might investigate issues of poverty by focusing on poorhouses. The poor and deprived are rarely prominent objects in archaeological research, probably because archaeologists find it difficult to relate to a concept such as poverty. At the same time, there is material culture that can be clearly linked to poverty. One such materiality is poorhouses. While the

The implementation of horizontal policies through the legal framework of public procurement: the case of youth employment policy in Sweden

Legitimising Racism: The Swedish ‘Security Zones’ Legislation and its Implications for Racial Justice

Teacher’s Sensemaking and Positioning in Addressing ‘Interpersonal Violence’ between Students: A Qualitative Study across Swedish Elementary Schools.

Crime Prevention in Swedish schools from principals' perspective: navigating legislation for social control

Safeguarding Children’s Rights in Domestic Violence Cases: A Comparative Analysis of Legal Frameworks in India and Sweden

Anti-histone and anti-nucleosome rather than anti-dsDNA antibodies associate with IFN-induced biomarkers in Sudanese and Swedish SLE patients

State responsibility for climate inaction - Assessing the potential for ECHR based legal action against Sweden´s climate policies in light of the Aurora case

Denna uppsats undersöker möjligheten att väcka talan mot svenska staten för bristande klimatåtgärder med stöd av Europakonventionen, med särskilt fokus på artiklarna 6, 8, 13 och 34. Uppsatsen analyserar den utvecklande rättspraxisen från Europadomstolen, särskilt utvidgningen av artikel 8 till att omfatta positiva förpliktelser för stater att förebygga förutsebara miljöskador. Uppsatsen problemat