Political economy and pensions in ageing societies – a note on how an "impossible" reform was implemented in Sweden

The organists and the system of privileged musicians in Sweden in the 17th and 18th centuries

ENABLE-AGE Survey Study T1-T2: National Report on Changes, Sweden.

Student nurses' conceptions of internationalisation in general and as an essential part of Swedish nurses' education

Industry Responses to the challenge of Sustainable Tourism Development in Sweden

Sacred Cows or Old Beasts? A taphonomic approach to studying ritual killing with an example from Iron Age Uppåkra, Sweden

Technological change in the treatment of acute myocardial infarction in Sweden

A Pendulum in Full Swing: The Decentralization – Centralization Shifts in Sweden.

Sweden: Recruitment targets for women professors - mission impossible ?

Progress and problems in Lichenology in the nineties, Hemmeslövs Konferenshotell, Båstad, Sweden, 30 August - 4 September 1992 : programme. The Second International Lichenological Symposium, IAL 2; organized by the International Assocation for Lichenologists

Abstract is not available

Migration and Economic Stress in Nineteenth Century Scania, Sweden

Regional and industrial mobility of workers leaving mature industries. A study of individuals who exit the Swedish shipbuilding industry 1970-2000

Developing Principles and Models for Substainable Forestry in Sweden.

Abstract is not available

The Determinants of Health in Sweden

Taxation of Workers in Sweden

Nutrients in soil and leaves of oak stands in southern Sweden and Poland

Abstract is not available

Adaptive systems in control and signal processing 1986 : proceedings of the 2nd IFAC workshop, Lund, Sweden, 1-3 July 1986

The "Mental" in Monumental : Battle Axe Culture in megalithic tombs in southern Sweden

It is reasonable to consider that those who arranged the material accoutrements of mortuary practices, i.e. the burial, were making a more or less conscious statement about cultural identity. At least we archaeologists usually assume this to be so. An interesting case can be found in the mortuary practices ascribed to the Battle Axe culture from the later Middle Neolithic1 (2800–2350 cal BC) in so

European Conference on e-Learning in a lifelong learning perspective, 2nd WBLE conference, Lund University, Sweden. Proceedings.

Private international law in Sweden