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Research project in Economic Geography Project's title: Driving forces and barriers for different forms of integration processes in cross-border regionsProject's duration: 2010-Contact person: Karl-Johan LundquistTeis HansenOla Jonsson Martin Henning
Research project in Economic Geography Project's title: Role of demonstration projects in innovation: transition to sustainable energy and transportProject's duration: 2013-2014Contact person: Teis HansenOverviewFinanced by The Norwegian Research Council.
Research project in Economic Geography Project's title: Technology Opportunities in Nordic Energy System TransitionsProject's duration: 2011-2015Contact person: Teis HansenOverviewFinanced by Nordic Energy Research.
Research project in Economic Geography Project's title: The challenge of globalization: Technology driven foreign direct investment (TFDI) and its implications for the negotiation of international (bi- and multilateral) investment agreementsProject's duration: 2011-2014Contact person: Teis HansenOverviewFinanced by Stiftelsen Riksbankens Jubileumsfond.
Research project in Economic Geography Project's title: Exploring challenges for New Big Science: The realization of ESS and MAX IV in LundProject's duration: 2014-2015Contact person: Josephine RekersOverviewThe aim of this Pufendorf theme (2014-2015) is to contribute empirically, analytically and theoretically to the understanding of New Big Science by investigating central challenges and opportu
Research project in Economic Geography Project's title: Enabling the transition to a bio-economy: innovation system dynamics and policyProject's duration: 2014-2016Contact person: Teis HansenOverviewFinanced by The Swedish Energy Agency and The Swedish Knowledge Centre for Renewable Transportation Fuels.
Research project in Human Geography Project's title: Social risks, civil society transformation and strategic risk management, funded by the Swedish Civil Contingencies AgencyProject's duration: 2011-2014Contact person: Nicklas GuldåkerResearchers in the project:Mona Tykesson Nicklas Guldåker Per-Olof Hallin Tuija Nieminen-KristoferssonAnnika Nilsson Richard Ek Presentation (in Swedish)
Research project in Human Geography Project's title: M-database – a research database at Malmö University and Lund UniversityProject's duration: 2011-Contact person: Nicklas Guldåker and Mona Tykesson Researchers in the project:Mona Tykesson Nicklas GuldåkerOla HallMarkus RasmussonPresentation (in Swedish)
Research project in Human Geography Project's title: Residential fires in metropolitan areas - spatial differences and fire safety work in the socially fragmented city Project's duration: 2014-2016Contact person: Nicklas Guldåker Researchers in the project:Mona Tykesson Nicklas GuldåkerPer-Olof Hallin Jerry NilssonPresentation (in Swedish)
Research project in Human Geography Project's title: UrbanData2Decide - Integrated Data Visualisation and Decision Making Solutions to Forecast and Manage Complex Urban ChallengesProject's duration: 2014-2016Contact person: Nicklas Guldåker and Markus RasmussonResearchers in the project:Nicklas GuldåkerPer-Olof Hallin Markus RasmussonOverviewCities and urban areas are complex systems and interact
Research Student: Chia-Sui HsuDuration: 2011 – 2015 In the Western countries, the term back-to-the-land is associated with a counter-culture movement in the 1960s and 1970s. The radical and environmental consciousness embedded rural in-migration has received increased academic and public attention due to an increase in various initiatives of alternative food networks. In highly urbanized East Asia
Research Student: Sarah Harriet Alobo LoisonDuration: 2012 - 2015Supervisor: Magnus JirströmAssistant supervisor: Agnes Andersson DjurfeldtDiversification of incomes, assets and activities is a common livelihood strategy among rural households in Sub-Saharan Africa. It is viewed as a way through which farm households can mitigate risk and stabilize their incomes, thereby offering a strong option f
Research project in Human Geography Project's title: Structural transformation of agriculture in Vietnam - a longitudinal study of diversification, including income-diversification, among rice farmers in the Mekong and Red River Deltas.Contact person: Magnus JirströmResearchers in the project:Magnus JirströmFranz-Michael RundquistOverviewThe project, which has been going on since 1997, focuses on
The UTVC13 Mid-Term exam takes place on Friday, February 20th, in GEM Sparta C + D. Please sign up for this exam by filling in the form below. The deadline for signing-up is Wednesday, February 18th, before 13:00. If you missed the deadline, but still intend to attend the exam, please send an email to bids [at] keg [dot] lu [dot] se. Status message Sorry...This form is closed to new submissions. L
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Managerial StaffHead of Department: Ola HallDeputy Head of Department: Josephine RekersHead of Research: Josephine RekersDirector of Studies: Mikhail Martynovich Director of Studies for the PhD education in Human Geography and Human Ecology: Henrik Gutzon LarsenResponsible for the undergraduate education in Human Ecology: Thomas MalmAdministrative staffProgramme CoordinatorsBachelor's in Urban and
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The Department of Human Geography houses two disciplines, Human Geography and Human Ecology. The latter is organized as a division within the Department. Research and education in human geography addresses social, cultural, political and economic processes of change and their spatial expressions and consequences for people at different scales, whether local, regional or global. The key areas of re
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Career relevance and research foundation This Master’s programme aims to generate a dialogue between the perspectives of human sciences such as anthropology and human ecology on one hand, and environmental and sustainability science on the other. The capacity to communicate and negotiate issues of global sustainability will be increasingly important for a wide range of professions, including caree
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LUMID provides students with in-depth and applied knowledge of international development issues and challenges, with a focus on their implications for research and management practices. The programme is designed to enhance students’ previous knowledge, skills and experiences with the ultimate aim to produce graduates who in their professional capacity will be able to contribute to development on b
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