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Optical Scores by Stefanos Skialivas

https://www.lu.se/evenemang/optical-scores-stefanos-skialivas - 2026-05-24

Urban Cemeteries and the Aesthetics of Care

Even though urban cemeteries in Sweden today can be seen as making space for different memorial practices, they are also a materialization of certain cultural and religious norms (Kjaersgaard & Venbrux, 2016), which sometimes are expressed as functional and aesthetic values. In this respect, the urban cemetery has an abiding attitude to change in building on past traditions and designs to addr

Newer Forms of Contract-Based Dispute Resolution : An examination of efficiency-driven procedures in light of traditional adversarial procedures

This thesis takes an interest in newer forms of contract-based dispute resolution used in commercial disputes. Public civil trial and arbitration has for a long time been the procedure of choice for disputing commercial parties. Arbitration is still by far the most established and used procedure when it comes to private dispute resolution. However, for some decades, newer forms of private procedur

Public Perceptions of Street Children in Cairo: The Criminalization of Street Children and the Role of the Public

Can China Stomach What's in Store for Them?

Push it to the limit - Testing the usefulness of Extreme Value Theory in electricity markets

Five minutes more or less : Understanding the travel time experience in public transport

Correlations between Health and Communication Trends: An Analysis of the Impact on Swedish Supermarkets

The world is not a field : An interview with Michèle Lamont

In this interview, Michèle Lamont discusses her intellectual trajectory in relation to other sociologists and research fields. The starting point is her relationship to Bourdieu’s field theory in 1980s Paris. She describes how her empirically grounded work developed as a critique of Bourdieu’s oeuvre yet draws heavily on it. A common thread in her work is a focus on social and symbolic boundaries

Psykisk ohälsa i film : en analys om hur psykisk ohälsa kommer till uttryck och framställs i filmen “A star is born” från 2018

Although mental illness is an increasing problem, it’s still stigmatizing. A reason for this is a lack of knowledge. Research has shown that people obtain much of their knowledge through films, whereby the presentation made in movies affects the understanding and the attitudes that the environment will have to mental illness. A film where mental illness is central is "A star is born" fro

The crofter is a woman: Gender division of labour in rural semi-landless households, Sweden 1850–1900

This paper contributes to the empirical question of the labour organization and gender division of labour in a semi-landless rural group during the second half of the nineteenth century, a period charac-terized by developing agrarian capitalism. Thereby, we also add to the broader question of the role of gender division of labour in economic transformation. Through a triangulation of sources – cro

Our shop is like a theatre- Säljares emotionella arbete i butiksmiljö

Ukraine is Not a Brothel – the Femen story, panelsamtal efter dokumentärfilmvisning Doc Lounge Malmö

A dynasty is the media, myth and power on. Karl XIV Johan and Bernadotte family.

Organdonation? När får frågan ställas? Diskussion kring fiktiva fall visar på svårigheterna att nå samstämmighet [Organ donation? When is it allowed to question? Discussion on fictitious cases shows difficulties to achieve a consensus]

Universal Design as Guiding, Striving and Unifying: A Qualitative Study About how Universal Design is understood, practiced and realised in contemporary Sweden

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Läkarutbildningen tycks »immun« mot köns- och genusdiskussioner. Könsperspektivet i undervisningen är begränsat [Medical education seemingly "immune" to discussions on sex and gender. A study indicates that the gender perspective in teaching is limited]

Medical education seemingly immune to discussions of gender. Study indicates gender perspective in teaching is lacking Maria Norstedt, Karen Davies Läkartidningen 2003:100;2056-62 This article builds upon qualitative interviews with teachers and students in the medical education at Lund university. The results found that a gender perspective is understood primarily in terms of the biological body.