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Policy Processes and Discourses of Inclusion in Sweden’s Art and Music Schools

Expanding professionalism through social innovations: Towards wider participation in and through music schools in France, Sweden and Finland. : Music and Art schools in habitus crises: Breaking the taken for granteds within the praxis of El Sistema.

Change your language, change your mind? : The impact of framing, language use, and language switching on Swedish speakers’ decision making

Research findings on whether or not using a foreign language systematically alters people’s decisions by mitigating framing effects, are inconclusive. The bulk of previous research suggests that our decisions are affected by the language they are made in. A more recent study however indicates that this phenomenon might be related to an unexpected switch of language prior to a decision rather than

Appropriate capital ratios in major Swedish banks – new perspectives

Users influence in social-service innovations : Two swedish case studies

This article uses case studies to address the sources of social innovation, a major contributor to economic growth and welfare services. Following the findings of user-innovation research in the commercial sector, the authors found that social-problem users innovate new social services for solving specific social problems. They also found that superior problem and solution knowledge is one reason

Exploring the service and knowledge gap between rehabilitation professionals and employers in the return-to-work process of people with mental health problems in Sweden

Background: Research is needed on how to optimize the return-to-work process for persons with mental health problems.Objective: To develop a model that explains how employer and rehabilitation professional mental health literacy may influence strategies used in the return-to-work of persons with mental health problems.Methods: A grounded theory study design was used to collect and analyse intervie

Iterative daylight and energy simulations in designing a new major hospital building in Malmö, Sweden

Daylight autonomy and useful daylight illuminance in low-energy Swedish office rooms

Women and humanitarian aid during the short twentieth century : A gender and rights perspective. The case of Rädda Barnen (Swedish Save the Children) 1919-1925

Workers’ Representation and the Welfare State: the Swedish Model of Industrial Citizenship

Between universalism and exclusivity: the Swedish model of ‘Industrial Citizenship

P. J. Welinder and “American Syndicalism” in Interwar Sweden

Sequence variation at the MTHFD1L-AKAP12 and FOPNL loci does not influence multiple myeloma survival in Sweden

Are Perceptions of Inflation Rational? Some Evidence for Sweden

Facing Otherness in Early Modern Sweden: Travel, Migration and Material Transformations, 1500–1800, ed. Magdalena Naum and Fredrik Ekengren

Experiences of the urban green local environment as a factor for well-being among adults : An exploratory qualitative study in southern Sweden

The amount and quality of greenness in the local outdoor environment has repeatedly been linked to human well-being. Different types of green areas are likely required in order to meet the various needs of people throughout the course of their lives and with regard to individual social and economic living conditions. The aim of the present study was to increase the understanding of different pathw

Funerals of the future? : Sweden sees sharp rise in burials without ceremony

Prosodic features in anaphora resolution: a comparative study on Italian and Swedish

Visual and Quantitative Evaluation of Emphysema : A Case-Control Study of 1111 Participants in the Pilot Swedish CArdioPulmonary BioImage Study (SCAPIS)

Rationale and Objectives: Emphysema is a hallmark of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. The primary aim of this study was to investigate inter- and intraobserver agreement of visual assessment of mild emphysema in low-dose multidetector computed tomography of subjects in the pilot SCAPIS in order to certify consistent detection of mild emphysema. The secondary aim was to investigate the perfor

The reconfiguration of Swedish nationalism after the Syrian refugee ’crisis’

The “nativisation” of welfare provision implicitly accepts the SD’s redefinition of refugees as undeserving others and gives credence to its chauvinistic welfare policies. Not only does the restriction of entitlements to non-native Swedes effectively constitute a symbolic bordering practice that circumscribes a restrictive and nativistic understanding of national identity, where solidarity is rese