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Volume of Trading and Stock Volatility in the Swedish Market
Women’s Transnational Identities and Belonging: The Case of Thai Female Immigrants in Sweden
An analysis of the effect of closing down police stations on crime in Sweden from 1996 to 2011
Discourses on home and return in Sweden
Can forest fuel contribute in the transition towards a sustainable society? – A cross-disciplinary analysis of economic, environmental and political aspects across Sweden
A Developmental Dimension of Illicit Capital Flows? - A Case Study of a Swedish Policy Process Using Kingdon's Multiple-Streams Framework, Focusing the Issue of Illicit Capital Flows
Economic Growth in Sweden, 1870-2000. Essay on Human Capital Contribution
Exploring Lived Citizenship of Korean Immigrant Women in Sweden
Considerations in Connection to Leniency Applications in the EU, the UK, Sweden and the U.S.
Förbud mot karteller är likartade i de flesta länder. Om förbuden överträds är dock skillnaderna i de påföljder som kan utdömas, respektive i den eftergift som kan sökas och beviljas, värda att notera. Denna uppsats presenterar de påföljder för överträdelser av kartellförbud samt de eftergifter som erbjuds i EU, Storbritannien, Sverige och USA. Syftet med uppsatsen är att analysera vilka övervägan
Sweden’s proactive obligations to protect accompanied children from commercial sexual exploitation
This paper seeks to provide an analytical framework for designing a more effective law enforcement for the crime of commercial sexual exploitation of children. The author has chosen to focus on a group of children particularly at risk in the society due to the lack of attention, namely accompanied children in the migration process. Out of a total of 1086 asylum seeking accompanied children arriv
An Increase in Cooperation between the Public and the Private Sectors: an example of Corporate Social Responsibility as a part of Welfare Mixes in Russia and in Sweden
Nowadays the private sector tends to increase its engagement into social and environmental issues and cooperate with the public organizations in order to contribute to the development of the societies where the companies operate and also mitigate the environmental damages incurred by industry. The increase in social responsibility by private firms is generally articulated by and pursued through th
The Construction of Labor Immigration - A post-structural policy analysis in a Swedish context
Sikh Immigrants’ Views and Strategies of Integration into Swedish Society - A Qualitative Study of First Generation Sikhs in Skåne
In the heart of the matter : a political discourse analysis of the process of regional enlargement in South Sweden
Corporate share repurchases in Sweden. Managerial motivation and timing
CSR Policy of Multinational Companies in Different Countries- A Case Study of Coca-Cola in Sweden and Serbia
This thesis attempts to investigate why and how MNCs establish appropriate CSR policies for subsidiaries in different countries. The aim of the thesis is to develop a model that reveals factors that influence the CSR focuses of MNC subsidiaries in different countries, and test the model.In order to achieve the purpose of the thesis, a qualitative deductive research design has been applied, based o
Chill, take it easy, would you mind settling down? An empirical study of code switching within the English language when spoken by teenagers in Sweden
Road through Geography: Is the Swedish Traffic Safety Policy Working Equally Regardless of the Region?
Vision Zero was introduced as an innovative traffic safety policy that has the eradication of mortality and severe injuries caused by traffic accidents as its final goal. The process of achieving that goal is through a set of measures, rules and regulations that change not only the way of thinking and acting of traffic members (and drivers, in particular), but also of car and road designers. Since
Corporate social responsibility as an organizational innovation: a comparative analysis of its implementation in the institutional frameworks of Sweden and the United Kingdom
Corporate social responsibility is a management concept originating from the Anglo-Saxon background and associated with the tradition of arm’s length relations between business and institutions in society. However, different institutional systems handle organizational innovations in dissimilar ways, and in the age of globalization, national institutions often interact with global ones. This study
