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Jean Piaget

Combining local self-government with long-run discipline and short-term flexibility. With reference to Sweden

The Young Turks in Power: A Comparative and Critical Perspective

Landets SångGudinna : Johan Gabriel Oxenstierna och naturdiktens genrer

The long poem Skördarne (The HArvest) by johan Gabriel Oxenstierna (1750-1818) was an attempt to do for the Swedish what Virgil had don for the Roman Countryside in his Georgics. However, "georgic poetry" was seldom recognised as a distinct genre by the classical system of poetics, and its relation to neighbouring genres were often unclear. The present study seeks to place Oxenstierna's poem in th

Consultative Strategic Communication: Participation strategies and social media

Crisis communicators in change: From plans to improvisations

A Land of Milk and Money: The Dairy Counter in an Economy of added Values

Predictive design analysis process model

Biomass in Sweden - Historic Development and Future Potential under New Policy Regimes

Gender equality and women´s entrepreneurship: the shortcut to a more competitive forestry sector

Utveckling av forskarutbildningskurser. Från enskilt läsande mot ett problembaserat lärande.

Crumbs from the rich mans’ table- Byzantine artefacts in Lund and Sigtuna ca 980-1250.

Introduction

Music, modern

Participation and collaboration

Med Sven Hedin

The Natural Philosophy of Emanuel Swedenborg : A Study in the Conceptual Metaphors of the Mechanistic World-View

Although Emanuel Swedenborg (1688–1772) is commonly known for his spiritual philosophy, his early career was focused unnatural science. During this period, Swedenborg thought of the world was like a gigantic machine, following the laws of mechanics and geometry. This volume analyzes this mechanistic worldview from the cognitive perspective, by means of a study of the metaphors in Swedenborg’s text

The precautionary principle in Swedish chemicals law and policy

Protection of Established Position, Social Protection and the Legal Situation of the Elderly in the European Union

Assignment of solutions to cases: Comments on Bentham and the formal theory of legislative action

The chapter starts from Bentham’s idea of an ideal code to be constructed ab origine, grounded on natural and universal principles. Lindahl maintains that Bentham had great confidence in the future role of logic, but that deontic logic is too narrow to do justice to the richness of Bentham’s ideas. The paper outlines how a formal theory of legislative action can be constructed for a rational “Bent