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‘Central Place’ aspects in Archaeology: A study of archaeological site in Uppåkra, Southern Sweden and Mahasthangarh, Northern Bangladesh
The aim of this paper was to understand the central place aspects of Mahasthangarh and Uppåkra according to analyze the definition of central place theory based on political, economical and religious aspects in archaeological perspective. Mahasthangarh is located in the Northern part of Bangladesh identified as Early Historic (c. 500 BC to 550 AD) to Medieval Period (c. 550 AD to 1200 AD) site in
Development of a new spatially complete and daily continuous lake surface water temperature dataset for Lake Vänern, Sweden
Luxury textile brands and plant-based vegan leather: A qualitative study on Swedish millennials’ perceptions towards the image of luxury textile brands traditionally reliant on animal leather that are offering plant-based vegan leather textile items
Managing Teams in the Hybrid Work Environment - A Qualitative Study on Team Leaders’ Perspective in Managing Knowledge-Intensive Teams in the Context of the “Big Four” Consultancy Firms in Germany and Sweden
Purpose: The purpose of this study is to explore the contingencies of a hybrid work environment for managers and teams in knowledge-intensive firms, more specifically in consultancies. The aim is to evaluate the type of leadership behavior that is facilitated by the hybrid work environment and how the existing team dynamics translate into and influence the experience of hybrid work. Theoretical L
Dialogic Communication in Digital Diplomacy: A Case Study on The Embassy of Sweden in Bucharest
The number of diplomatic actors that use social media platforms to communicate with the publics has increased in the past years. Yet, these communicative approaches are still poorly researched. Moreover, the few studies from diplomacy and the ones from communication that explore two-way communication on social media present contradictions. If scholars from diplomacy present dialogue as a taken for
Habitat selection of Arctic-breeding waders in relation to palsa mire - a case study in Tavvavuoma, northern Sweden
Palsa mires are typical wetland landscapes of the Arctic regions, consisting of mosaics of palsas (raised formations of peat and permafrost) and shallow ponds, all embedded in wet mires. These heterogeneous habitats support rich and abundant wader populations, which breed there during the short Arctic summer. Although being threatened by climate change, relatively little is known about the ecologi
Diffusion of e-health services: A qualitative study on the use of e-health services in Sweden during the pandemic
Towards a critical understanding of Doughnut Economics - The case of Tomelilla, Sweden
In recent years, Kate Raworth’s new alternative macroeconomic model, “doughnut economics” (DE) has become increasingly popular within policies on different scales around the world. The doughnut-shaped framework addresses the urgent crises of our time by advocating for a balanced development that considers the planet’s well-being while securing our social needs. Since the introduction of the framew
Banking crisis in Sweden and Denmark and governmental interventions
Crisis in the financial sector have come to be a natural part of the economic cycles, as well as the compulsory regulatory measures that follow. These processes have been documented since the beginning of financial revolutions where the states and financial institutions are intertwined in an eternal dance ever since. Both external chocks and internal innovations can spark booms or busts. But how m
The effect of tDOM and nutrients pulses with different intensity and frequency on bacterial production, respiration and nutrient limitation – A mesocosm study in lake Bolmen, Sweden
Lakes with increased water colour levels have been observed in many locations in the northern hemisphere, a phenomenon that is called brownification. The driving components of brownification are dissolved organic matter (DOM) and iron, which are affected by rainfall patterns as a large fraction originates from terrestrial sources. Brownification has many detrimental effects for the ecosystem, amon
Catalysts of Growth: Exploring the Influence of Demographic Factors on Regional Economic Development in Sweden (1980-2010)
The economic bonanza of the last century has brought prosperity and reduced poverty in many corners of the world. Favourable demographic circumstances are recognised as a critical pillar of the rapid development; the baby boomers entering the workforce, the entrance of female participation in the workforce and integration of new economies on the global market. However, the baby boomers are coming
Homelessness - An Individual or Structural Failure? A Discourse Analysis of the Swedish Government Between 1993-2017
Homelessness is one of the crudest manifestations of poverty, and addressing homelessness is thus always urgent. Discourse affects our perception, knowledge and, in the end, policymaking, and hence the perception of what the causes to homelessness are, affect what strategies and policies that are implemented. There has since long been a split in perception on whether homelessness is a result of th
Rate Hikes and Bank Spikes: An Empirical Study of Monetary Policy Pass-Through in Sweden
Exploring Antecedents of Citizenship Behaviors in a Swedish Energy Company: A Mixed Methods Approach
Global Brands, Local Impact – How Culturally Adapted Marketing Affects Consumer Behavior in terms of Social Media Engagement and Purchasing Intentions: A Swedish Perspective
As the world becomes a global market and the number of multinational enterprises (MNEs) continues to rise, understanding effective international marketing strategies becomes increasingly critical. This paper explores promotion strategies adapted to individual cultures and markets from a consumer perspective, addressing gaps left by previous studies that predominantly focus on quantitative analyses
From Fama-French to LSTM: Rethinking Risk Factors in the Swedish Stock Market
This paper investigates the application of a Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM) model to construct a forward-looking risk factor for asset pricing. The LSTM model's predictions are utilized to create a novel risk factor, derived from long-short portfolios, offering an innovative approach to decomposing asset returns. For comparative analysis, the Fama-French three-factor (FF3) and Carhart four-fact
FACTORS AFFECTING BODY SIZE AND ABUNDANCE OF NORTHERN PIKE ESOX LUCIUS ON THE SWEDISH EAST COAST - EXPLORING POTENTIAL IMPLICATIONS FOR MANAGEMENT
Vad påverkar gäddans storlek och antal på den svenska östkusten och hur bör arten förvaltas? Gädda Esox Lucius är en högt eftertraktad fisk inom fritidsfisket, och som predator i toppen av näringskedjan har arten en viktig roll i ekosystemen. I östersjön förekommer gäddan i två olika populationer som lever i grunda havsvikar. Den ena populationen leker i vikarna, medan den andra migrerar till sötThe northern pike Esox Lucius is a highly sought-after resource targeted by recreational anglers but now declining. In the Baltic Sea the species consist of two sympatric populations residing in the shallow coves. However, with difficulties to assess the relatively stationary species, this project aimed to bring to light important factors of pike habitats using a new method of electrical fishing b
Navigating the Shift from B2C to D2C: Addressing Marketing Strategy Challenges for Credit Reference Agencies in Sweden
Detta examensarbete undersöker hur ett business-to-business (B2B) inriktat företag som utvecklar ett direct-to-consumer (D2C) segment bör anpassa sin marknadsföringsstrategi för att växa genom marknadspenetration. Författarna har undersökt ett svensk kreditupplysningsföretag, Upplysningscentralen (UC), som har expanderat sin verksamhet till konsumentmarknaderna för kreditinformationstjänster och i
Trust-Based Leadership in Hybrid Work: A Case Study of a Large Swedish Technology Company
The phenomenon of hybrid work, combining remote and on-site work, has gained popularity in recent years following the COVID-19 pandemic. This shift has introduced new dynamics in the workplace, calling for a reevaluation of leadership practices in order to address the challenges and opportunities hybrid work brings. Despite the growing usage of hybrid work models, there is limited research on the
