Entrepreneurs’ attitudes towards failure – an experiential learning approach

In this paper we employ theories of experiential learning to examine why some entrepreneurs have developed a more positive attitude towards failures compared to others. The empirical findings support our guiding proposition that more favourable attitudes towards failing can be learned through entrepreneurs’ life and work. Our results suggest that previous start up experience is strongly associated

Densities and Maximum Likelihood Estimation of Matching Constraints

Internationalizing Higher Education Knowledge Content: Acknowledging a pedagogical Quality Assurance Discourse

Internationalisation of higher education is a current theme in research and politics of higher education. The theme in this paper is related to present developments and concerns of the growing border-crossing activities that take place between nations and their systems of Higher Education. Higher education is expected to be based on research, research to be an international activity, and the unive

Prevalence of dysarthria in adult myotonic dystrophy (M. Steinert) patients; speech characteristics and intelligibility.

Cinemas, Cities, Bodies

A New Version of Grain-128 with Authentication

A new version of the stream cipher Grain-128 is proposed. The new version, Grain-128a, is strengthened against all known attacks and observations on the original Grain-128, and has built-in support for authentication. The changes are modest, keeping the basic structure of Grain-128. This gives a high confidence in Grain-128a and allows for easy updating of existing implementations.

Strategies for Monitoring of Endocrine Disrupting Chemicals in Aquatic Environment

The protein biomarker vitellogenin in fish is discussed alongside alterative strategies for monitoring of endocrine disrupting chemicals. The first objective was to find a cheap, robust and generic method for the quantification of vitellogenin. A new sample preparation method was developed for the indirect quantification of vitellogenin through alkali-labile phosphate (ALP) with final analysis usi

Social movements and evolving political actors asking for a say in politics. In a joint panel organized Swedish International Development Agency, Stockholm, April 8, 2011

Morality as collective self-consecration

In this paper two hypotheses concerning the structure of moral systems are suggested, First, that morality should be regarded as a normative standard, originating and moulded in ritual interaction, with the supreme function of maintaining self-consecration of the group. Consequently, the most prominent class of moral norms concerns faithfulness, basically in terms of loyalty to the group, symbolic

Contested Boundaries. An ethnographic study with rejected asylum seekers in their everyday struggle for inclusion.

A Business Case Tool as Decision Support in Early Production Location Project Stages

Globalisation makes companies enter the global market both in sale and production. Previous studies have shown that one of the main reasons for relocation and outsourcing is cost saving. There are also studies showing that companies today may benefit from a decision support model based on costs. This paper provides a business case tool to be used in the scoping phase where different location alter

Take the Necessary Parts from the Cofee Machine and make THE COFFEE

Crack Tip Singularity in a Buckling Thin Sheet

Från utbildning till arbetsliv i Sverige

High-Quality Low-Cost Test and DfT for an Embedded Asynchronous FIFO

The Intermedial and the Transmedial across Samuel Beckett’s Artistic Practices

A Frequency Domain Approach to Analysis and Design of Simple Feedback Loops

Authentication codes protecting against collusion attacks

On the position and opportunities for Sweden within the field of Tissue Engineering & Regenerative Medicine, TERM, Report to the Swedish Governmental Agency for Innovation Systems

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