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A non-hegemonic media event : The funeral of the former Swedish prime minister Karl Staaff in 1915

In this essay the media depictions of the funeral of the former Swedish prime minister Karl Staaff in 1915 are investigated. It shows that, in a pre-democratic state such as early twentieth-century Sweden, media events did not necessarily voice a hegemonic ideology or harmonious sense of community spirit. Rather, mediated public space, even at the commemoration of a former prime minister, could be

Kvinnodominerade högre utbildningar utanför universitetet

Redogörelse för tre tidigt kvinnodominerade yrkesutbildningar - för lärarinnor, sjuksköterskor och sjukgymnaster - vilka senare blivit universitetsämnen. Utgör del av den virtuella utställningen "150 år med kvinnor vid akademin".

Tjugo pionjärer på tio år

Översiktlig presentation av Lunds universitets första 20 kvinnliga studerande under 1800-talet som grupp. Utgör del av den virtuella utställningen "150 år med kvinnor vid akademin".

Assessing the effectiveness of a sexual and reproductive health and rights training programme in changing healthcare practitioners’ attitudes and practices in low-income countries

Introduction: In low-income countries the utilisation of sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) services is influenced by healthcare practitioners’ knowledge, attitudes and practices. Despite awareness of the potential problems due to ingrained biases and prejudices, few approaches have been effective in changing practitioners’ knowledge, attitudes and practices concerning SRHR in low-in

The Covid-19 Lesson from Sweden: Don’t Lockdown

The coronavirus pandemic triggered strong political action across Europe. Mandatory restrictions to increase social distancing were imposed, commonly known as lockdowns. In some cases, entire countries were virtually locked down for several weeks at a time, contributing to a very severe downturn in economic activity. To mitigate the policy induced economic crisis, governments responded by introduc

The effect of the recombination rate between adaptive loci on the capacity of a population to expand its range

Previous theoretical work on range expansions over heterogeneous environments showed that there is a critical environmental gradient where range expansion stops. For populations with freely recombining loci underlying the trait under selection (hereafter, “adaptive loci”), the critical gradient in one-dimensional habitats depends on the fitness cost of dispersal and the strength of selection relat