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An interdisciplinary symposium on the functions and aesthetics of sound in museums 2019-04-09 Sound Environment Centre hosted the interdisciplinary symposium on the functions and aesthetics of sound in museums. Sounding MuseumsWithin recent years sound has played a more and more prominent role in museums. Fine art galleries now integrate sound as part of the aesthetic expressions exhibited meanwhi
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BR IE F RE SU LT S O F GE ND ER AU D IT A T FA CU LT Y O F IN TE RN AT IO NA L R EL AT IO NS A T TH E BE LA RU SI AN S TA TE UN IV ER SI TY DIALOGUE VI KT A R ŠA D U RS KI JA N IN A ZI N ČA N KA O LG A BE ZB O ZH N A IR YN A ŠA PA VA LA VA GENDER GENDER DIALOGUE: KEY FINDINGS OF A GENDER AUDIT AT THE FACULTY OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS OF THE BELARUSIAN STATE UNIVERSITY Мinsk УДК 316.342.2:378(476)
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The term 'Object Shift' means that a weak object pronoun has been raised to a position to the left of a sentence adverbial. In Swedish, there are mainly two positions to which a weak object pronoun can be raised; one of them is called 'Long Object Shift' or 'LOS'. In this paper, I deal with argument structures in constructions with LOS in Old Swedish. The purpose is to prov
The recital is focused on my research involving contemporary voice. My approach to singing research is becoming more systematic as the result of beginning to work on concepts central to the extra-normal voice, term coined by Michael Edward Edgerton. This approach to voice is based on voice science, the aims of which are to investigate the boundaries and/or limits of vocal sound production. In this
Course Evaluation SELP03 Spring 2015 Respondents: 43 Answer Count: 15 Answer Frequency: 34.88 % WRITTEN INTRODUCTION LECTURES The written lectures were relevant for the course The written lectures were relevant for the course Number of Responses 1 - Strongly disagree 0 (0.0%) 2 0 (0.0%) 3 2 (13.3%) 4 4 (26.7%) 5 - Strongly agree 9 (60.0%) Don't know 0 (0.0%) Total 15 (100.0%) Mean Standard
https://www.soclaw.lu.se/en/sites/soclaw.lu.se.en/files/selp03_vt15_kursutvardering.pdf - 2026-04-27
Microsoft Word - Tanzania Dest review report2AAD_Agnes_CorrectedIsinika.docx AFRINT III MACRO STUDY: TANZANIA GENDER AND INCLUSION: THE DYNAMICS OF NON-FARM/FARM LINKAGES FOR PRO-POOR AGRICULTURAL GROWTH IN TANZANIA Aida C. Isinika Elibariki Msuya June 2016 ii Table of Contents Table of Contents .......................................................................................................
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Matematikcentrum Matematik NF Course Analysis for Linear Algebra 1 (MATA22, ÄMAD01) Autumn 2021 Lecturer: Anna-Maria Persson Lecturer: Henrik Ekström, Frej Weiström Dahlin, Adem Limani Number of students: The course is given jointly for students enrolled in the Bachelor’s Pro- gramme at the Faculty of Science (course code MATA22) and for students enrolled in the Teacher Education Programme (course
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Hospital. Not a positive word. Children + Hospital. Create an even more unpleasant feeling. When you arrive to the Children´s Hospital in Lund, you enter a dark but wide corridor. A busy doctor may scurry across the fl oor and disappear behind an alarmed door. If the reception is unmanned, the grey metallic venetian blinds are closed. It is hard to understand where to go. Even a grown-up can feel
Purpose: Corporate brands increasingly use influential, high reach human brands (e.g. influencers, celebrities), who have strong parasocial relationships with their followers and audiences, to promote their offerings. However, despite emerging understanding of the benefits arising from human brand-based campaigns, knowledge about their potentially negative effects on the corporate brand remains li
This study investigates how representatives from the Swedish Social Service and the Sweden City missions describe their responsibility concerning long-term housing for families in structural homelessness. The aim is also to have the representatives’ perspectives on how the situation for the target group can be improved. Even though the research concerning structural homelessness is well examined,
The employment law in Sweden is very extensive compared to other countries. My aim with this essay is to compare the employment law for an employee with the employment protection for a CEO. The CEO is not protected by the employment Protection Act and therefore his terms of employment are completely up to the agreement he signs when he begins his employment. To do this I need to recite the main p
Conference Paper 1 | P a g e Identifying the Dynamic of Adoption, Challenges, and Potential of Human Rights City and SDGs in East Lampung Regency of Indonesia Conference Paper Gwangju, 30 September to 3 October 2019 Dr HS Tisnanta Lampung University Dr Unang Mulkhan Lampung University Dr Rudy Natamihardja Lampung University Fuad Abdulgani, MA September 2019 RWI supported the above research through
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This book presents studies of ways in which people and organizations deal with the overflow of information, goods, or choices. The contributors explore two main themes. The first is the emergence of overflows: What is defined as overflow? Here the notion of framing as coined by Michel Callon has guided our approach. There is no overflow until some flow has been framed; framing means defining, and
Combining a theoretical discussion of the inherent paradoxes in the celebration of new media technology as a source of democratisation and empowerment of civic cultures with an empirical focus aimed at the changing communicative manifests of mediated political protest, this paper analyses two cases of media strategies in protest movements: 1) A series of civil disobedience actions and mobilisation
Camille.Delepierre.THESIS SLOWING DOWN? WHY CITIES SHOULD DECREASE CAR SPEED AND WHY THEY DO NOT WITH LUND, MALMÖ AND LILLE EXAMPLES AUTHOR Camille Delepierre email: camille.delepierre@gmail.com Submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the International Master’s Programme in Environmental Studies and Sustainability Science (LUMES) at Lund’s University, Sweden SUPERVISOR Dr. Lena Smi
https://www.lumes.lu.se/sites/lumes.lu.se/files/camille_delepierre.pdf - 2026-04-27
This thesis investigates the adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) solutions among architects in Sweden. Architects are currently experiencing headwinds and decreased demands for their services as increasing interest rates and a weak economy have contributed to a decline in construction activity. Simultaneously, advancements in AI have introduced a range of innovative technologies to the field
Microsoft Word - PeterssonBjorn.doc COLLECTIVE OMISSIONS AND RESPONSIBILITY∗ Björn Petersson Department of Philosophy, Lund University bjorn.petersson@fil.lu.se ABSTRACT: As Virginia Held, Larry May and Torbjörn Tännsjö have argued, it can be plausible to hold loosely structured sets of individuals morally responsible for failing to act collectively, if this would be needed to prevent some harm. O
https://www.fil.lu.se/hommageawlodek/site/papper/PeterssonBjorn.pdf - 2026-04-26
1 LUMES Lund University International Master’s Programme in Environmental Studies and Sustainability Science A Deep Green Journey Case Study of the Procurement Activity as an Effective Accelerator of Skanska’s Green Vision Master’s Thesis By: Margarita María Villalobos Ayala margarita46@gmail.com Supervisors: Tareq Emtairah Research Associate The International Institute for Industrial Environmenta
https://www.lumes.lu.se/sites/lumes.lu.se/files/villalobos_margarita_thesis_2010.pdf - 2026-04-27
How Sweden could develop a national and local DRR strategies RESEARCH/STUDY Developing a national strategy for disaster risk reduction and resilience in Sweden Opportunities for the goals E (DRR strategies) Recommendations for the implementation of the Sendai Framework Global Target E Facts Developing a national strategy for disaster risk reduction and resilience in Sweden: Recommendations for the
Mass migrations are a phenomenon of all times. Notably, following the Second World War, there have been huge migration movements and decolonisation processes, particularly by the Germans and the Jews, but also by Roma and other groups. Parallel to that, in 1963, Protocol No. 4 to the Convention was signed, with Article 4 prohibiting the collective expulsion of aliens. In 2020, 3,6% of the populati
