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Personuppgifter som betalningsmedel

Personuppgifter som betalningsmedelDen här rapporten visar hur konsumenternas data kommit att få ett centralt värde i den digitala ekonomin. Förändringen väcker frågor om hur väl konsumentskyddet därmed står sig i förhållande till detta. Studien beskriver och analyserar de konsumentrelaterade utmaningar som den växande användningen av personuppgifter som en form av betalningsmedel medför. I studie

Treatment with direct oral anticoagulants in patients with upper extremity deep vein thrombosis

Background: Upper extremity deep vein thrombosis (UEDVT) constitutes around 10% of all DVT, and can cause both pulmonary embolism (PE) and postthrombotic syndrome (PTS) in the arm. The incidence of secondary UEDVT is increasing due to widespread use of central venous catheters in patients with cancer and other chronic diseases. The safety and efficacy of using new direct acting oral anti coagulant

Lay theories in comparative research

The paper addresses the theoretical concept and methodological usefulness of 'lay theories' for conducting comparative research. 'Lay knowledge' is a well-researched concept particularly in medicine and health (e.g. Williams & Popay 2006), even if often regarded as an 'obstacle' that needs to be overcome in order to spread 'proper' scientific, medical knowledge. Critical studies within medicin

Public procurements and social clauses after the Laval quartet some comparative remarks

Among all the different ways used by the social State to promote higher labour standards the public procurements have always played an important role. Exploiting them economic attractiveness, in fact, most Countries used to insert in them several types of social clauses, so to oblige the awarded tenderer to grant a broad series of rights to the employees involved in the execution of the procuremen

Societal consequences of critical infrastructure vulnerabilities: integrating power system and regional inoperability input-output models

Critical infrastructures provide indispensable services to society and extensive disruption of these give rise to large societal consequences. Most risk-related studies of critical infrastructures, however, focus rather narrowly on the direct consequences, e.g. expressed by services not supplied or cost of nonsupplied services. Although these measures might serve as a proxy for the direct societal