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Schema MVEN18 VT22 P2

Schema MVEN18 VT22 Preliminärt schema 220210 Kurs: MVEN18 Kursansvarig: Niklas Vareman Lärare: Christine Wamsler Adelina Osmani Ullrika Sahlin Dmytro Perepolkin Henrik Hassel Henrik Tehler Jonas Johansson Andrius Plepys Jurate Plepiene Lokaler: Mossen Ö/V, Röda rummet, Blå Hallen, Kärret Ö/V, Cerebrum H/V Litteratur: Wamsler, C., (2013). Cities, disaster risk and adaptation. London: Routledge. Mat

https://www.cec.lu.se/sv/sites/cec.lu.se.sv/files/2022-02/Schema%20MVEN18%20VT22%20p2.pdf - 2026-05-01

CROCUS Podcast: Culture and Creativity Management

- Om organisering och ledning inom kultur och kreativa företag I denna poddserie kan du lära dig mer om managementfrågor inom de kulturella och kreativa områdena. I en rad samtal med yrkesverksamma och studenter diskuteras aktuella frågor och utmaningar för verksamma inom kulturorganisationer och kreativa företag, och hur man arbetar med dessa. I poddserien diskuteras samtida utmaningar vad gäller

https://www.ses.lu.se/crocus/podcast - 2026-04-29

Association of umbilical cord venoarterial differences, ΔpH, to morbidity and mortality up to 20 years of follow-up: a cohort study

IntroductionUmbilical cord blood measurement is the gold standard of evaluating neonatal metabolic status at birth. Dual sampling of cord blood vessels is clinical routine, yet the long-term value of venoarterial differences (ΔpH) is undetermined. The objective was to investigate the association of ΔpH, to long-term mortality and morbidity up to 20 years.Material and methodsThis was a retrospectiv

Mven16 schema ht19 prel

MILJÖVETENSKAP Preliminärt schema 2019-10-02 Kurs: MVEN16 Klimatpolitik, samhällsstyrning och kommunikation, HT19 Kursansvarig: RH: Roger Hildingsson, Statsvetenskapliga inst; roger.hildingsson@svet.lu.se Lärare: CD: Carl Dalhammar, IIIEE; carl.dalhammar@iiiee.lu.se JAO: Johanna Alkan Olsson, CEC/Miljövetenskap; johanna.alkan_olsson@cec.lu.se JK: Jamil Khan, Miljö- och energisystemanalys, LTH; jam

https://www.cec.lu.se/sv/sites/cec.lu.se.sv/files/mven16_schema_ht19_prel.pdf - 2026-05-01

Social Work with Homelessness in Sweden: On Local Discretions and Social Inequality

Globally, Sweden is often perceived as a relatively equal society. Swedish citizens pay significant amount of taxes and taxation on income is progressive. In addition, it is an explicit task of Swedish social services nationwide to counteract inequality and serve as a “last resort” for the country’s most vulnerable people. Social services are publicly funded, and support from the social services a