Freedom of Information and the Swedish Bureaucrat

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Benefits and disadvantages of the Swedish child-care system: An invitation to cross-cultural studies

The Rise of the Fiscal State in Sweden 1800-1914

Rosa rorans bonitatem. Exhibition celebrating the sixth centennial of the canonization of Saint Brigid of Sweden.

Aspects of the Proterozoic boundary between SE and SW Sweden

Using Networks to Organize Support For Entreneurs-A Graph Analysis of Swedish Contexts

The development of the Swedish legal education in the 19th century

European vs Swedish industrial relations

Ceramic Decoration and Social Organization. Regional variations seen in material from South Swedish passage graves

Rainbow Quality System: The Swedish Experience

Economy and Demography in Western Scania, Sweden, 1650-1900

The Technical Stability of the Swedish Nuclear Fuel Safety Program

Environment and Behaviour in a Swedish Metropolitan Area

Environmental awareness and behaviour among the population in Malmö.

Effects of Life-Course Conditions on Old-Age Mortality in Southern Sweden, 1829-1894

Peasant economy. Markets and agricultural production in southern Sweden 1711–1860

Characterization of 14C in process water systems, spent resins and off-gas of Swedish LWRs.

Childbirth after IVF treatment in Sweden 1982-2001.

Seasonal fluctuations of active fungal biomass in horizons of a podzolized pine-forest soil in central Sweden

Metabolically-active fungal biomass determined by fluorescein diacetate (FDA) staining, was studied during a 27-month period in three horizons of a podzolized pine-forest soil. Recurrent biomass peaks were registered in autumn and early spring. Biomass increase was also noted during the winter with soil temperatures below 0 deg C. Only a minor fraction (2.4-4.3%) of the total fungal biomass was ac

Social capital and leisure time physical activity: a population based multilevel analysis in Malmo, Sweden

Objective: To investigate the influence of social capital and individual factors on the level of leisure time physical inactivity in the neighbourhoods. Methods: The public health survey in Malm 1994 is a cross sectional study. A total of 5600 people aged 2080 years were invited to answer a postal questionnaire. The participation rate was 71. A multilevel logistic regression model, with individual

Religious and cultural distance in beliefs about health and illness in women with diabetes mellitus of different origin living in Sweden.