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I kapitlet analyserar Isabel Schoultz, Nina Törnqvist och Fanny Holm den pågående Lundin-rättegången utifrån den franske sociologen Pierre Bourdieus teoretiska ramverk. I Lundin-rättegången prövas ansvar för medhjälp till krigsförbrytelser i Sudan. Den är unik både för att den handlar om företags inblandning i sådana brott och för att den sträcker sig över flera år, vilket gör den till den längsta
This article examines Sweden's transition towards a highly digitalised and near-cashless payment system and analyses how this transformation affects individuals who remain dependent on cash. While Sweden is frequently portrayed as a global frontrunner in digitalisation, the shift towards digital payments has not been driven by explicit political decisions or coordinated social planning. Instead, t
Education for Sustainability (EfS) has been promoted by the United Nations for more than a decade and is something that Lund University values highly. Operationalization of EfS requires time, resources, and training for educators. However, educators are increasingly under pressure and have little time and resources to engage in EfS. Therefore, this study sets out to investigate which types and for
Plastic pollution has rapidly escalated into a global environmental challenge. This study aims to map the intellectual structure of highly influential plastic pollution research and examine the integration of social dimensions research into its networks. We use a systematic bibliometric analysis of high-impact plastic pollution research to map the field’s intellectual structure. From an initial co
[177Lu]Lu-DOTATATE is an established treatment for metastasized neuroendocrine tumors (NETs). It is postulated that a higher tumor absorbed dose (AD) improves clinical efficacy. The aim of this study was to assess the average AD of the entire tumor burden and analyze its effect on survival outcomes. Methods: This post hoc analysis included 81 patients with metastasized grade 1 and grade 2 NETs tre
The adoption of smart firefighting in tunnels – intended here as fire modelling coupled with sensor data - requires a broad discussion into the suitability of different tools and approaches for decision support in case of emergency. In particular, Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools have shown great potential to support real-time emergency management, given their ability to simulate and predict theThe adoption of smart firefighting in tunnels – intended here as fire modelling coupled with sensor data - requires a broad discussion into the suitability of different tools and approaches for decision support in case of emergency. In particular, Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools have shown great potential to support real-time emergency management, given their ability to simulate and predict the
IntroductionHeme is released from red blood cells during hemolytic uremic syndrome (HUS). Here, we investigated hemolysis-induced kallikrein-kinin system activation and the interaction between heme and clotting factor XII (FXII).MethodsPediatric patients (19 male and 15 female, median age three years, range three months to 14 years) with HUS induced by enterohemorrhagic Escherichia coli (EHEC) and
Acute lung injury (ALI) and transplantation-related graft dysfunction remain major clinical and scientific challenges. In conditions relevant to donor lung assessment and transplantation, injury can affect multiple tissue compartments, including the alveolar epithelium, vascular endothelium, immune microenvironment, and extracellular matrix (ECM). These alterations can compromise the alveolar–capi
The third medium contact method utilizes a fictitious “third” medium to implicitly model contact interactions. When contact occurs, the fictitious medium is severely deformed which necessitates numerical regularization to ensure numerical stability. Ultimately, this regularization should promote good element quality but otherwise not interfere with the modeling of the contact mechanics. One approa
This introduction defines the scope, structure and approach of the book, which presents the findings of the three-year collaborative research project ‘REDACT: Researching Europe, Digitalisation and Conspiracy Theories’. Specifically, it explains the studies major premises: (1) Conspiracy theories must not be conflated with disinformation, as public and scholarly discourses often do. Instead, they
The connection between transport and social inclusion is well established. Poor access to transport services makes goods and services inaccessible, sometimes marginalising those without access to a car. Embracing future mobility will play an essential role in decarbonising transport, helping cities and towns on the journey to net zero emissions. But steps must be taken to ensure transport is equit
Migrant workers have long played a central role in the global food system, yet they often remain marginal in food sovereignty discourse and practice. In this paper, we discuss why and how migrant labour is overlooked and explore ways to more effectively integrate migrant workers into food sovereignty frameworks, including debates, discourse, mobilisations, and practices. Increasing numbers of ‘wor
Logistics 5.0 has gained significant importance in recent years due to its multiple advantages. This study identifies and prioritizes the enablers of sustainable last-mile delivery (LMD) within the context of Logistics 5.0. It addresses critical gaps in the fragmented literature by integrating technological, sustainability, and human factors into a unified Technology-Sustainability-People (TSP) fr
Skateholm is an iconic site in Late Mesolithic research. Its numerous human graves and well-preserved cultural layers have provided a wealth of knowledge on prehistoric forager lifeways. However, while several studies have focused on the origins of the interred humans, little is known about land use, hunting grounds, and long-distance relations. To address this, we analysed 12 unmodified teeth and
This conclusion underscores the contextual nature of conspiracism across Europe, challenging universalist frameworks and US-centric models. Conspiracy theories are shown to be culturally and politically embedded, shaped by local histories, structural grievances and media ecologies. Counter-disinformation efforts must therefore adopt regionally attuned strategies that resist simplistic error-based
Our knowledge of actors and conditions that give rise to disinformation and conspiracy theories is increasingly improving. But we know very little about the growing sector of state, civic, private and other actors specialising in countering disinformation itself: the Disinfo Sector. Who are the main stakeholders at the national, local and civic levels who are involved in preventing and countering
