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Schizophrenia and migration

The neurocognitive reality of a left-edge boundary tone in on-line sentence processing

Kalendariska tidsuttryck under senmedeltid och reformationstid

Övergången från den medeltida kyrkoårskalendariska dateringstypen till den nutida månadskalendariska kartläggs kvantitativt för danska och svenska i ett senmedeltida och 1500-tals-material. Också utvecklingen med hänsyn till de båda typernas struktur undersöks.

Att undervisa och delta i pedagogisk utveckling

Lagstiftningens roll i den integrerade produktpolitiken

The role of prototypes and same-gender bias in attributions to gender discrimination in hiring

Invandring och integration i Danmark och Sverige: likt och olikt i debatt och politisk praxis

Implementing Policy Changes – a Case Study of the Relation between Faculty Leadership and Academic Developers

Principles of biodiversity preservation in forestry

Towards a diffraction-limited square-kilometer optical telescope: Digital revival of intensity interferometry

Amman eller Amen? : Om censuren i Olof von Dalins Witterhets-Arbeten

Expanding environmental Perspectives

EU som förhandlingssystem

Abstract is not available

Sjukpenningreglerna i ett arbetsrättsligt perspektiv, Vänbok till Ronnie Eklund, Iustus Förlag AB, 2010, s. 627-640.

Biocompatibility and CNS: need for standardization?

Ursprungsfolkens rätt till kultur och miljö

Targeted Killing and International Law: The Critique of Complicity and the Complicity of Critique

The playing now: A philosophical investigation of present time in music

Music, such as the duration of a musical piece or length of a concert, can me measured by metronomes and clocks in objective time (chronos). However, playing an instrument, singing, attending a concert, listening to a record or reading a musical score are musical activities also experienced as subjective time (kairos). Music has an intrinsic temporal dimension of experienced time, often including

Similarities and divergences between Danish and Swedish labour law - an obstacle to free movement

Female Buddhist Authority and the Thai Sangha

In Thailand gender determines access to Buddhist ordination and women have never been granted membership in the Buddhist congregation, sangha. In spite of the fact that women are excluded from the possibility of being ordained by the Thai sangha women are active in the Buddhist field both as supporters of the sangha and as female Buddhist leaders. The Thai Buddhist nuns, mae chi, have existed in