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The Development of the Theological and Political Aspects of Jihadi-Salafism The Development of the Theological and Political Aspects of Jihadi-Salafism ORWA AJJOUB CENTER FOR MIDDLE EASTERN STUDIES | SASNET | LUND UNIVERSITY Contents Acknowledgments ............................................................................................................. 3 Glossary of Key Islamic Terms ........

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Guidelines for Lise Meitner professorship updated 2025-12-02 COVER PAGE GUIDELINES Guidelines and administration of the Lise Meitner Professorship Please note! This is an unofficial translation of the document Riktlinjer och handläggning av Lise Meitner-professuren, diarienr STYR 2025/2745. In case of any inconsistency or error, the original Swedish document is the authoritative source. Type of go

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greening local e-commerce Lund University International Master’s Programme in Environmental Science  LUMES  Greening of Local E-commerce How to Realise the Environmental Potential of Online Grocery Trade - A Case Study in the City of Lund Yujing Li Supervisors: Peter Arnfalk Petra Wilhelmsson Thesis for the fulfilment of the Lund University International Master’s Programme in Environmental

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LUMES Master Thesis 2005 LUMES Master Thesis 2005 Lund University Master’s Programme in International Environmental Science Environmental regulation and economic competitiveness: Evidence from the textile industry in Vietnam Minh Tran LUMES Lund University P.O. Box 170 221 00 Lund, Sweden E-mail: tranminhvkt@yahoo.com Thesis supervisor Dr. Mats G E Svensson Centre for Environmental Studies, MICLU

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Possible heterogeneity of initial pancreatic islet beta‐cell autoimmunity heralding type 1 diabetes Review-Symposium doi: 10.1111/joim.13648 Possible heterogeneity of initial pancreatic islet beta-cell autoimmunity heralding type 1 diabetes Åke Lernmark1 , Beena Akolkar2, William Hagopian3, Jeffrey Krischer4, Richard McIndoe5, Marian Rewers6, Jorma Toppari7, Kendra Vehik4, Anette-G. Ziegler8 & The

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In this article we discuss the notions of social sustainability and universal design by reflecting on a particular type of architectural element in common space, namely the “social staircases” that serve as multifunctional spaces beyond mere transportation, aiming at social interaction. Through empirical examples, including a detailed analysis of a newly built housing project in Sweden, renowned fIn this article we discuss the notions of social sustainability and universal design by reflecting on a particular type of architectural element in common space, namely the “social staircases” that serve as multifunctional spaces beyond mere transportation, aiming at social interaction. Through empirical examples, including a detailed analysis of a newly built housing project in Sweden, renowned f

This chapter explores how the two contemporary political parties, the Sweden Democrats and the Danish People’s Party, use the Vikings and the Viking Age as symbols in their national mythmaking. It examines the political dimensions of public history and the way in which these parties draw historical parallels between the Viking Age and the present in order to call for action. The relationship betweThis chapter explores how the two contemporary political parties, the Sweden Democrats and the Danish People’s Party, use the Vikings and the Viking Age as symbols in their national mythmaking. It examines the political dimensions of public history and the way in which these parties draw historical parallels between the Viking Age and the present in order to call for action. The relationship betwe

With global politics increasingly fractured, states are rushing to secure critical and strategic mineral supply chains. Each state conceptualizes mineral security differently, driven by a mix of imperatives that range from national development and industrial policy to technological and military dominance. Great power competition pervades all of these issue areas, and that competition may also pose

The Arctic-Boreal region is projected to experience spatially divergent trends in snow depth following climate change. However, the impact of these spatial trends has remained largely unexplored, despite potentially large consequences for the carbon cycle. To address this knowledge gap, we forced a customised arctic version of the dynamic vegetation model LPJ-GUESS with daily CMIP6 outputs from a

Statistical Jump Models are a class of regime identification models,similar to Hidden Markov Models, with the added advantage of facilitatinglarge-scale integration of exogenous variables that influence thelatent regime-switching process. Recent advancements in SJMs includethe introduction of automatic feature selection techniques, which eliminateirrelevant exogenous information and enhance the mo

The mobile research lab is an emerging research methodology increasingly applied in urban studies to investigate phenomena like places, infrastructures, nature and inhabitants of cities. This essay critically explores this relatively new methodology, also known as ‘mobile labs’, as part of in-situ research for a two-year research project supported by the International Fellowship Program of the Jap

Popular Abstract in English Disasters continue to affect urban populations and housing infrastructure. They are intensified by extreme weather events caused by climate change. This situation has made the creation of synergies between climate change adaptation (CCA) and disaster risk management (DRM) urgent. Despite their similarities and the recognised need to unite CCA and DRM efforts, the fieldsAn increasing number of disasters continue to affect urban populations and housing infrastructure. The overwhelming majority of them have been caused by climate-related events. This situation has made the creation of synergies between climate change adaptation (CCA) and disaster risk management (DRM) urgent. Despite the recognised need to unite CCA and DRM efforts, the fields remain separate. Furt

Body appreciation-unappreciation and body satisfaction-dissatisfaction are in the literature seen as conceptually different, but construct distinction has only been supported using qualitative methods. Because of limits in using Likert-style questionnaires to measure multidimensional constructs, quantitative research has yet to directly demonstrate that it is possible to appreciate the body withou

Too-big-to-fail has been a subject of controversy and has gained much attention in the course of the sub-prime financial crisis 2007-2009. Subjects related under this topic for instance are usually about the excessive risk taken by the government, and moral hazard. In this paper, we perform an analysis to examine the existence of too-big-to-fail impact on the banking sector in Switzerland during t

Despite the general consensus on the urgent need for climate mitigation, the achievements of the climate regime have so far been discouraging. The supportiveness of pre-existing global governance institutions should be achieved to enable truly ambitious climate policy. In this thesis, I investigate the theory of regulatory chill in interactions between the WTO and the UNFCCC by examining climate c

Hip fractures can be predicted using numerical models -You probably know at least one older person who broke their hip. Hip fractures most often affect older people and it is both painful, takes time to heal and is expensive for the society. If there was a way to predict and prevent fractures, a lot of suffering, time and money could be saved.-