COSM33 2021Human Rights in Asia COSM33 2021 Human Rights in Asia Course Outline Course director: Dr. Elizabeth Rhoads An additional 150 pages will be added later in order to be able to stay up-to-date with current issues. Literature Aronson, Jay D (2016), “Mobile Phones, Social Media and Big Data in Human Rights Fact- Finding: Possibilities, Challenges, and Limitations,” in The Transformation of H

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Det finns en tydlig berättelse om hur humaniora marginaliserades i efterkrigstidens Sverige: i ingenjörernas, teknokraternas och samhällsvetarnas land fanns det inget utrymme för bildning, filosofi och historia. Denna bok utmanar en sådan föreställning och visar hur påtagligt närvarande humaniora var i tidens offentlighet. Genom att anlägga ett kunskapshistoriskt perspektiv åskådliggör författarna

International research has emphasised the importance of anti-Catholicism for the processes of identity formation across Europe, both for established Protestant Churches and for national liberal movements. The connection between anti-Catholicism and other ‘anti’ movements such as antisemitism, anti-feminism, and anti-socialism has also been pointed out. Much like these movements, anti-Catholicism w

Alt-Lit is a literary movement which first sprung up in The U.S in the middle of the first decade of the second millennia. Vaguely defined and led by aspiring writers belonging to the Y-Generation, also known as millennials, its presence and influence has become increasingly apparent. These are the first writers to use the internet, not only as a platform, but as an aesthetic and linguistic inspir

COSB60 Literature List Agov, Avram. (2016). “Inter-Korean Relations, 1945–2013." In Michael Seth, ed. Routledge Handbook of Modern Korean History, Routledge, pp.368-389. > Pages to read for students: 22 Armstrong, Charles K. (2009). “Socialism, Sovereignty, and the North Korean Exception.” In Sonia Ryang, ed. North Korea: Toward a Better Understanding. Lexington Books, pp.41-55. > Pages to read fo

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Dr Ming Chee Ang Ming Chee Ang was a postdoctoral fellow at the Centre from February 2013 to July 2015. She specializes on politics, people, and protests in the Southeast Asia region. Her research focuses on the collective action and social resistance of communities within non-liberal democracies. Her works consisted of indigenous and bottoms-up empirical evidence, with special strength on collect

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This paper examines mass media coverage of Taiwanese high-level political visits to Japan and critically analyzes the phenomenon of nostalgic repetition as a narrative formula in such sources. Stressing its elements of pathos, nostalgia, and sentimental reassurance, I argue that the repetition formula presents an avenue of immense strategic advantage for visiting pro-independence politicians vis-à

This article argues that there are observable similarities between the way ancient heresiologists depicted their theological opponents and how religious people and religion as a phenomenon are described by con­­­tempo­rary anti-religion orators. The short study takes its departure from previ­ous studies on the Nag Hammadi texts and ancient heresiological discourse and ends with reflections on the

Publikationsfortegnelse Monografier Menigmands Medie. Det folkelige bogtryk i Danmark 1500-1840. En kulturhistorisk undersøgelse. Danish Humanist Texts and Studies vol. 19. Kbh. 1999, 791s. ISBN 87-7289-530-6 Gyldendals Danmarkshistorie , vol. 10: »Historiens Historie«, red. Søren Mørch, Kbh. 1992, »Civilisation og Nation 1760-1830«, s. 105-198. ISBN 87 00 44413 8 Redaktörskap (antologier el. mots

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Microsoft Word - JLeonardo_CVEng_2015.docx JOÃO LEONARDO Born in Odemira, Portugal, 1974. Lives and works in Malmö, Sweden. Education 2007 / 2009 Masters Programme in Fine Art / Malmö Art Academy – Lund University / Malmö, Sweden 2002 / 2005 Independent Study Programme / Maumaus – School of Visual Arts / Lisbon, Portugal 1999 / 2001 Advanced Diploma in Graphic Design / Billy Blue College of Design

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I denna uppsats undersöker jag vad texterna på kungahuset.se förmedlar i fråga om sociala konstruktioner som heteronormativitet och ”vi och dem”-perspektiv. Jag studerar också hur texter och bilder dramatiseras och myter skapas eller återberättas. Jag har avgränsat min studie till de publikationer som gjorts i den kungliga kalendern mellan 1-31 oktober 2012. Kungahuset.se är den svenska kungafamilIn this essay, I examine the mediation of social structures, like heteronormativity and "us and them" perspective, in the texts and images at kungahuset.se. I also study how text and images are dramatized and myths are created or retold. I have limited my study to the publications made in the royal calendar, from 1-31 October 2012. Kungahuset.se is the Swedish royal family's official

Economic geographers have recently made important contributions to understanding of the relationship between regional transformation, industrial specialisation and innovation networks in the emergence of new industries. However, most contemporary research has focused on the influence of networks on regional trajectories, paying lip service to how regional trajectories also influence network config

The aim of this paper is to outline a process-based approach to the historical trajectory of commercialising cities that can account for continuity and change in a city’s image. Previous research involving historical approaches to the commercialisation of places are typically underpinned by a view of history as linear and chronological. By contrast, the present study adopts a performative view of

2014 publicerades Ett forskningsinstitut växer fram – IUI från grundandet till 1950. I den här boken fortsätter historien om Industriens Utredningsinstitut (numera Institutet för Näringslivsforskning). Den period som behandlas är 1950–66, en period då institutet leddes av dynamiska chefer, Jan Wallander (1953–61) och Ragnar Bentzel (1961–66), och dess ställning som Sveriges ledande fristående fors

Travel in the footsteps of cinema is an expanding market, both in Sweden and internationally. Travel habits are changing, and the fact of a good number of people planning their journeys in order to follow in the footsteps of fictitiousn characters, or alternatively follow a particular route in order to experience first-hand something they saw at the cinema or on television, has become an important

Literature list COSM25 Contemporary Southeast Asian Societies The literature in question is available physically in the library and/or as e-resources though LUBsearch, or online via links in literature list. Ahmad Wani, K., & Ariana, L. (2018). Impact of Climate Change on Indigenous People and Adaptive Capacity of Bajo Tribe, Indonesia. Environmental Claims Journal, 30(4), 302–313. Pages to read f

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