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Klimat och hälsa i ett globalt perspektiv
Are you interested in understanding how climate change affects human health and what can be done to mitigate its impact? This course provides a broad introduction to the relationship between climate change and public health, equipping you with knowledge relevant to fields such as healthcare, urban planning, environmental policy and global development. If you're passionate about climate actionAre you interested in understanding how climate change affects human health and what can be done to mitigate its impact? This course provides a broad introduction to the relationship between climate change and public health, equipping you with knowledge relevant to fields such as healthcare, urban planning, environmental policy and global development. If you're passionate about climate action
The Euro – What's in it for me? An Economic Analysis of the Swedish Euro Referendum 2003
Swedish word accents, intonation and L2 English : Aligning tonal, metrical and morphosyntactic structure during L2 processing
The Capital Structure Puzzle of SME's - Evidence from the Swedish Security Industry
Network Advantages in a Market Entry Context – A study of the Swedish fashion business
A Comparative Emigration Analysis of Swedish County Specific Responses to Socio-Economic Push-and Pull Factors 1870-1900
(Recension av) Michelle Facos, Nationalism and the Nordic Imagination. Swedish Art in the 1890s
Allocation of Research Funds Using Bibliometric Indicators – Asset and Challenge to Swedish Higher Education Sector
Energy inequality as a risk in socio-technical energy transitions : The Swedish case of individual metering and billing of energy for heating
Improved energy efficiency in the housing stock is an important undertaking in the energy transition but is associated with both opportunities and risks. While there are possibilities to reduce energy inequalities in the housing stock, inequalities also risk being aggravated as actions for energy efficiency usually aim at the least energy efficient—and thus sometimes the least privileged—parts of Improved energy efficiency in the housing stock is an important undertaking in the energy transition but is associated with both opportunities and risks. While there are possibilities to reduce energy inequalities in the housing stock, inequalities also risk being aggravated as actions for energy efficiency usually aim at the least energy efficient—and thus sometimes the least privileged—parts of
Swedish Central Bank Policy in the Post-War Period: Some Comments
Localized Internationalism : Camping Across Borders in the Early Swedish Boy Scout Movement
Regional aesthetics : Locating Swedish media
Collaborative Product Development - - Case Study within the Swedish Automotive Industry
Problem: The relations between first and second tier suppliers within the automotive industry have changed drastically during recent years. Previously involving the supply of simple components, today the relation involves collaborative product development of complex subsystems. The situation is rather new for the actors, hence there are a number of problems that act as restraints for the collabora
(Recension av) Antereo Holmila, Reporting the Holocaust in the British, Swedish and Finnish Press 1945–50
A Sharp Ethnographer for Swedish Researchers
‘Navigating a lonely road to adulthood with an ever-changing map’; a framework and case study protocol exploring the transition to adulthood, mental health literacy and occupational balance among Swedish young adults
What matters for patients’ experiences with primary care? A study of variation in patient reported experience measures with regard to structural and organisational characteristics of primary care centres in a Swedish region
Previous research on variation in patient reported experience measures (PREMs) suggest that it is important to be cautious when using comparative information about patients’ experiences, collected via patient surveys, to assess provider performance. Not all factors associated with variation in PREMs are related to factors that providers themselves can control. This study explores if structural cha