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Combining Values, Brands and People: IKEA as a Global Market Driving Company

Monolingual and bilingual 6-8 year old children display N400 responses differentially mediated by proficiency and age of acquisition

A Romance of Old Tasmania: Isabel Dick’s Wild Orchard

Isabel Dick’s historical romance novel Wild Orchard was published in 1946. There are very scarce references to Dick in the history of Tasmanian and Australian fiction and even less critical engagement with her work. Set almost two decades after the events of the 1820s, the atrocities of Van Diemen’s Land’s macabre past appear within the novel as echoes; the pages are haunted by the island’s histor

Sixty Years of China’s Intellectual Property Rights Protection

Women and the Thai sangha: Gender and Socially Engaged Buddhism.

The family background in anorexia nervosa: a population-based study

A group of 51 cases with anorexia nervosa (including a total population of cases from one birth cohort) was compared with a sex-, age- and school-matched group of 51 cases on various measures of family demography and interactions. There was no support for the notion of a "typical anorexia nervosa family." However, there were more major problems in the anorexia group and there was also a higher pre

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Public transport planning from the perspective of people with cognitive functional limitations - Experiences from focus group interviews and participant observation.

Single framework antibody fragments for protein microarrays

The emancipation of yitskhok bashevis : The sufferings of a polygamous werther in the man of dreams

Babies born by caesarean develop slower in first year than those born naturally – new findings

Coronavirus: could it be burning out after 20% of a population is infected?

The three I's : A solution to discern genocides from tragedies

The portable clinic: keeping track of the healthy body

British Anarchism and the Colonial Question : The Case of Freedom, 1918–62

A Virtual Cash Dispenser for Persons with Acquired Brain Injury

Brain injury rehabilitation is a long and difficult process that includes training of so-called instrumental activities of daily living (IADL). This type of training involves activities like preparing meals, doing housework, grocery shopping etc. and it is often used by occupational therapists when they teach brain injury patients how to manage their daily life. A computer-generated Virtual Enviro

Detecting MMN in Infants EEG with Singular Value Decomposition

Mismatch negativity (MMN) is an EEG voltage fluctuation caused by the brain's automatic reaction to unexpected changes in a repetitive stimulation. In an experiment we studied 68 infants of which 2/3 were born preterm. Due to noise of large amplitude, the MMN is difficult to detect in a single infant's EEG. Therefore grand average, which is a average of many subjects EEG recordings, is sometimes u

Christendom in Decline: The Swedish Case

Global imbalances in climate protection, leadership ambitions and EU climate change law

The message conveyed by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) is clear: the global climate crisis has arrived (e.g., IPCC, 2007, 2014). It is commonly understood that responding to this crisis requires coordinated actions at a global level (Weischer et al., 2012, p. 117; Kulovesi, 2012, p. 193). Attempts to slow down the increase in global temperature, as well as to organize and exc

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