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Sammanfattning I december 2010 trädde etableringsreformen i kraft. Detta innebar att ansvaret för integrationen av nyanlända flyttades från kommun till Arbetsförmedling. Syftet med denna studie var att undersöka hur handläggare på Arbetsförmedlingen upplevde etableringsreformen. Syftet var även att undersöka de svårigheter som handläggarna möter i implementering av den nya reformen. Denna kvalitatAbstract In December of 2010, a settlement reform by the name of Etableringsreformen was implemented in Sweden. This meant that the main responsibility for integration of newly arrived immigrants was moved from the municipality to the unemployment agency - Arbetsförmedlingen. The purpose of this study was to investigate what the administrators at the employment agency think about the settlement r

Urbanisation is an inevitable part of globalisation. With the globalised food chain in place to feed the growing number of people living in urban areas. A remedy is often expressed to be urban farming, with local, sustainable production of food. This study presents a preliminary assessment of the dynamics between urban farms and residents in Malmö. Urban farms produce available food for the reside

The society is constantly changing because of the globalization and the requirements of specialization increases. In regional growth policies regional expansion is advocated as a mean of increasing economic growth. Increased mobility is a prerequisite for regional expansion, something that conflicts with established climate and transport policy objectives. This essay examines how municipalities in

Observationally, the galactic chemical evolution of sulphur shows a complex pattern. Some studies find no correlation between [S/Fe] and [Fe/H] at halo metallcities, which is typical for alpha -elements, others find [S/Fe] increasing towards lower metallicities, and still others find a combination of the two. Each scenario has different implications for the Galactic chemical evolution of sulphur.

Why in a barren and hot desert, clays can contain a significant fraction of water? Why does concrete crack? How can we demonstrate that complexation of a drug does not alter its conformation in a way that affects its functionality? In this paper we present results on various studies using Quasi-Elastic Neutron Scattering aimed at clarifying these questions. To allow for a better understanding of n

Background: Amyloid-beta (Aβ) is hypothesized to facilitate the spread of tau pathology beyond the medial temporal lobe (MTL). However, there is evidence that age-related Aβ-independent tau pathology is present outside the MTL (Kaufman et al., Acta Neuropathol, 2018). We examine tau deposition determined by positron emission tomography (PET) in regions typically involved earlier/later in AD and do

Electrical Resistivity Tomography (ERT) and Transient ElectroMagnetic sounding (TEM) is used for aquifer mapping in Bolivia. The results demonstrate the value of using geophysics in hydrogeological investigations of quaternary deposits, and that the methods are complementary so that the combination is beneficial. ERT produced highly useful results for delineating the aquifer geometry and internal

The mobility of workers from multinational enterprises (MNEs) to other local firms is increasingly recognized as an important externality mechanism. However, MNEs have strong incentives to curb this mobility to prevent leakage of firm-specific assets. This research note investigates the likelihood and nature of such mobility patterns. Using longitudinal, matched employer–employee data for Sweden w

The article explores the use of reflexive methodology to enhance mixed methods queer psychological research in Sweden, by analysing data from a qualitative research project on how LGBTQ people cope with minority stress from four epistemological perspectives. A descriptive, hermeneutically and phenomenologically inspired analysis showed that coping should be understood from temporal perspective, wh

This note presents two theorems on asymptotic state consensus of continuous time nonlinear multi-agent systems. The agents reside in Rm and have switching interconnection topologies. Both the first theorem, formulated in terms of the states of individual agents, and the second theorem, formulated in terms of the pairwise states for pairs of agents, can be interpreted as variants of Lyapunov's seco

Background: In the Sahel, one of the largest semi-arid areas in the world, pastoral livestock is the main source of protein for the local population. The quantification of herbaceous biomass in the Sahelian rangelands is of major importance since it provides food for the livestock. The main method used to monitor the biomass consists of cutting, drying, and weighting it. However, indirect methods

On 29 October 2023, Turkey will celebrate the centenary of the proclamation of the Republic. This promises to be a spectacular and carefully politized event, in line with earlier celebrations of National Days and other “defining moments” in the state’s autobiography (such as the conquest of Istanbul – celebrated in ever-aggrandising scale under the AKP-government). In official historiography, the

Bild 1 Late Quaternary changes in the terrestrial biosphere: causes and consequences Mats Rundgren Department of Geology Quaternary Sciences Lund University NGEN03 2016 The global carbon cycle CO2 Ocean Marshak, 2001 Direct measurements of atmospheric CO2 concentration Dr. Pieter Tans, NOAA/ESRL (www.esrl.noaa.gov/gmd/ccgg/trends/) Changes in greenhouse gas concentrations over the past 1000 years

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BanretiPoster.ppt 1 RESTRICTED DISCRIMINATION BETWEEN LOCAL ECONOMY AND GLOBAL ECONOMY IN AGRAMMATIC APHASIA Zoltán BÁNRÉTI Research Institute for Linguistics of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Budapest, Hungary banreti@nytud.hu The problem : binding principles in aphasia 1. The economy constraints of the grammar is somehow restricted in the performance of agrammatic aphasic subjects ( Vasi_-Av

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Microsoft Word - F.S.M.Cornelio._MSCThesis.doc International Masters in Environmental Studies & Sustainability Sciences Lund University, Lund – Sweden Energy-Poverty and its Impacts on Peri-urban Zones of Huambo City, Angola By Filomena S. M. Cornelio First Supervisor: Linley Chiwona Karltun, PhD Dept. of Urban & Rural Development, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences Uppsala – Sweden Secon

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Microsoft Word - LUMES_Thesis_2007_Steven_Canty.doc.doc Positive and Negative Impacts of Dive Tourism: The Case Study of Utila, Honduras. Steven W. J. Canty Ällingavägen 7B: 511 227 34 LUND, Sweden email: steven.canty@gmail.com Submitted in fulfilment of the requirements for the International Master’s Programme in Environment Studies and Sustainability Science. Supervised by Mats Svensson Lund Uni

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From Conflict to Cooperation LUND UNIVERSITY MASTER IN ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES AND SUSTAINABILITY SCIENCE From Conflict to Co-Operation Challenges of Environmental Peace-Building in the Lower Jordan Valley Alessandro Barni 24/05/2010 A thesis submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements of Lund University International Master’s Programme in Environmental Studies and Sustainability Science fo

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Microsoft Word - FOR PRINT.doc CARBON CREDITS FOR SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA CONCEPTUALIZATIONS OF SUSTAINABILITY IN THE CONTEXT OF VOLUNTARY CARBON MARKET by Maryna Karavai Supervisor Dr. Anne Jerneck (LUCSUS) Co-supervisor Dr. Miriam Hinostroza (UNEP Risø Centre) A Thesis Submitted to Lund University in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of MASTER OF SCIENCE International Master’s Pr

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Changes in the Arctic's climate are a result of complex interactions between the cryosphere, atmosphere, ocean, and biosphere. More feedbacks from the cryosphere to climate warming are positive and result in further warming than are negative, resulting in a reduced rate of warming or cooling. Feedbacks operate at different spatial scales; many, such as those operating through albedo and evapotrans