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Claims to 'crisis' reverberate across societal and academic discourses, as people around the world face dire situations and detrimental challenges. Yet, the study of crisis tends to remain siloed and therefore oblivious to the multi-dimensional nature of crisis, which inhibits learning from one type of crisis to the next. Bringing together a broad team of contributors, this book argues for a new i
For victims of corporate harm, accessing justice in the global landscape is fraught with challenges and limitations – but also contestation and conflict. This paper focuses on these issues by directing attention to the National Contact Points (NCPs), a nonjudicial grievance mechanism in this landscape. It explores the puzzle of why complainants, who portray the NCP as a mechanism that is unlikely
Microhabitat choice has been proposed as a mechanism contributing to the maintenance of colour polymorphism in marine gastropods, based on observed associations between shell colour and microhabitat in certain species (e.g. Littorina saxatilis). To examine this hypothesis, different colour morphs of L. saxatilis were studied following a mark-recapture experimental design to assess whether this spe
Perceiving appreciation at work has positive individual and organizational outcomes. Managers in particular are attributed with responsibility to communicate appreciation to employees and to support cultivating an appreciative working environment. This study aims to provide an in-depth analysis of managers’ communication responsibility based on qualitative diaries conducted in five European countr
Collaboration between public and private partners is often seen as an important tool and is used by public authorities to handle many different problems in society, including public transport. In both research and practice, it is common to find exhortations to increase collaboration and suggestions on how to improve it and make it successful. However, in this chapter, we adopt a critical approach
We conduct a field experiment studying how financial incentives for achieving specific course grades affect university students, whether effects vary by ability, and whether allowing students to choose their goals improves outcomes. We find that incentives negatively affect performance, particularly among low-ability students assigned high goals. Survey data suggest this negative impact arises fro
The regional variety of actors is considered a key determinant in the last decade's rich literature on the geography of eco-innovation and green regional development. However, little is known about the extent to which regions differ in their specialization in new and established eco-innovation actors. In this article, we propose a regional typology based on green specializations concerning both in
This chapter examines how the history and legacy of Polish-Swedish activist Ludwika Broel-Plater have been obscured in Swedish public discourse, in which she is recognized mainly as a passive and grateful recipient of Swedish humanitarianism. The first part of the chapter examines silences that have entered narrative constructions in Swedish public discourse about survivors who came to Sweden as r
In recent years, extreme flow events in rivers have become more frequent and caused numerous bridge failures worldwide. Such events increase headwater levels in the rivers that may cause water to flow over the bridge deck, referred to as bridge overtopping. This is one of the primary factors affecting bridge functionality, possibly leading to failure. In general, bridges are designed and construct
Researcher Contact details Email: jayne [dot] svenungsson [at] ctr [dot] lu [dot] se Phone: +46 46 222 43 39Organisation Systematic Theology Room number: LUX:B327 WebpageJayne Svenungssons profile in Lund University research portalOther affiliations Researcher Centre for Advanced Middle Eastern Studies (CMES) Member of Strategic Research Area MECW: The Middle East in the Contemporary World Princip
https://www.cmes.lu.se/jayne-svenungsson - 2026-07-15
LTHs 8:e Pedagogiska Inspirationskonferens, 17 december 2014 Teaching programming to young learners using Scala and Kojo Björn Regnell*, Lalit Pant+ *Dept. Computer Science, Lund University, Sweden, bjorn.regnell@cs.lth.se +Kogics, Dehradun, India, lalit@kogics.net Abstract—This paper presents an approach to teaching pro- gramming and abstract thinking to young learners using Scala and Kojo. Kojo
https://www.lth.se/fileadmin/lth/genombrottet/konferens2014/42_Regnell_Pant.pdf - 2026-06-09
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Årsredovisning IT-enheten, 2014 Årsredovisning IT-enheten 2014 Årsredovisning, IT-enheten 2014 2 INNEHÅLL Året som har gått ................................................................. 3 Vår verksamhet ................................................................... 4 Avslutade projekt ................................................................ 5 Grundutbildning ......................
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