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Spring Semester 2016 Semester 2 SMMR21 Methods in Social Sciences (15 credits) Syllabus Reading list SMMM11 Master's (One Year) Thesis (15 credits) Syllabus Reading list For specialisation Tourism SMMR22 Place and Destination Development (15 credits) Syllabus Reading list For specialisation Retail SMMR23 Service Logistics in Retail (7.5 credits) Syllabus Reading list For specialisation Retail SMMS

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Spring Semester 2017 Semester 2 SMMR21 Methods in Social Sciences (15 credits) Syllabus Reading list SMMM11 Master's (One Year) Thesis (15 credits) Syllabus Reading list For specialisation Tourism SMMS22 Destination Development and Marketing (15 credits) Syllabus Reading list For specialisation Retail SMMR23 Service Logistics in Retail (7.5 credits) Syllabus Reading list For specialisation Retail

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Division of Structural Engineering The Division of Structural Engineering at Lund University offers a range of courses in structural engineering. They provide competence with applications in structural performance, resource efficiency, safety and decision support. Courses and syllabiFirst cycle courses are given in Swedish and second cycle courses are given in English. The latter are thus suitable

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Spring Semester 2018 Semester 2 SMMR21 Methods in Social Sciences (15 credits) Syllabus Reading list   SMMM11 Master's (One Year) Thesis (15 credits) Syllabus Reading list   For specialisation Tourism SMMS22 Destination Development and Marketing (15 credits) Syllabus Reading list   For specialisation Retail SMMR23 Service Logistics in Retail (7.5 credits) Syllabus Reading list   For specialisation

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Spring 2019 Semester 2 SMMR21 Methods in Social Sciences (15 credits) Syllabus Reading list   SMMM11 Master's (One Year) Thesis (15 credits) Syllabus Reading list   For specialisation Tourism SMMS22 Destination Development and Marketing (15 credits) Syllabus Reading list   For specialisation Retail SMMR23 Service Logistics in Retail (7.5 credits) Syllabus Reading list   For specialisation Retail S

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The biogeochemical cycling of silicon (Si) along the land-to-ocean continuum is studied by a variety of research fields and for a variety of scientific reasons. However, there is an increasing need to refine the methodology and the underlying assumptions used to determine biogenic silica (BSi) concentrations. Recent evidence suggests that contributions of nonbiogenic sources of Si dissolving durin

In the wake of well-known instances of corporate misconduct – for example Enron in the U.S., and Skandia in Sweden – consumers ask for more transparent corporate brand practices to make corporate brands trustworthy. However, potentially, consumers who put their trust in brands may be sacrificing some of their own control, thus weakening themselves in the trusting relationship. The aim of this book

Shopping malls are a global phenomenon, and as such they reach a degree of local iconicity simply by being malls. One of the main roles shopping malls play in our everyday lives is nurturing social interactions. Shopping malls have been portrayed by many scholars as places where people go to practice consumer religion (Fiske, 1989; Ritzer, 1999; Zepp, 1997), prime temples which glorify consumption

Despite the so-called ‘great retreat’, in which people arguably are distancing themselves from the political sphere and civic engagement, the last two years has seen an upsurge in political activities. Outside the realms of institutionalised politics, i.e. political parties, lies a whole terrain of alternative political activities, including social movements and media institutions. Following the E

From the point of view of semiotics, the essential contribution of John Deely consists in having made us all aware of the richness of the Scholastic heritage, and to have explained it to us latter-day semioticians. Even for those, who, like the present author, think that semiotics was alive and well between the dawn of the Latin Age, and the rediscovery of Scholastic realism by Peirce, the notions

China’s financial actions along the BRI network has sparked a lot of controversies, one of these being the alleged usage of Debt Trap Diplomacy (DTD) in order to gain access to resources through debt relief that they otherwise would not be able to reach through traditional means. DTD practices can be considered part of the International Political Economy’s ‘blind spots’ due to their complexity and