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Link back to student portrait European Economic Law. What is your educational background?I did my bachelor's degree at the Faculty of Law at Lund University. Prior to that, I studied economics in high school.How did your find our master’s programme?I heard about the Master's programme in European Economic Law from my friend from Azerbaijan who attended the programme and lived in the same dorm as m
https://www.law.lu.se/meet-elias-vasteras-sweden - 2026-07-03
The Faculty of Fine and Performing Arts collaborates closely with surrounding cultural institutions, the cultural society and schools to provide and stimulate artistic activities and work opportunities for our students. Many of the faculty's teachers also work outside the university and have extensive experience of collaborations, which benefits competence development among our employees. Inter Ar
https://www.arts.lu.se/collaboration - 2026-07-03
Providing tools, knowledge and contacts to practitioners The new buzzword, nature-based solutions (NBS), is a study area focusing on how to work with rather than against nature when imagining, designing, and rebuilding cities. The IIIEE belongs to a joint academic venture that offers commissioned courses on innovation and sustainable governance for practitioners from economies in transition with t
https://www.iiiee.lu.se/communication/impact-stories/connecting-cities-nature-and-innovation - 2026-07-03
The WCMM Research School was a great opportunity for me to extend my local network at BMC, learn new state-of-the-art techniques/methods used in regenerative medicine, and get valuable feedback on my professional development from PIs currently in the phase of establishing their own labs. - John Stegmayr, PostDoc, LU A specific disease, although bounded to a single organ, rarely lacks secondary e
https://www.wcmm.lu.se/wcmm-rs/feedback-and-alumni - 2026-07-03
Crisis4 - Full Papers for download Dear Participants of Crisis4,The following papers are available for downloads: An-Sofie Claeys & Michaël Opgenhaffen: The intersection of theory and practice: Do crisis communication practitioners apply theoretical guidelines and what (or who) might be stopping themTimothy Coombs & Sherry J. Holladay: Corporate use of social media during food product harm crises:
https://www.isk.lu.se/full-papers - 2026-07-03
Celebrating Excellence in Teaching! Celebrating Excellence in Teaching! Published 27 August 2025 Recognition of Teaching Qualifications Diploma Ceremony Yesterday, the Joint Faculties of Humanities and Theology hosted a diploma ceremony honoring those recognized as Qualified Teaching Practitioners. We’re proud to share that two outstanding colleagues from the lab received this distinction: Maria G
https://www.humlab.lu.se/article/celebrating-excellence-in-teaching/ - 2026-07-04
Universitetslektor Kontaktinformation E-post: petra [dot] gyongyi [at] jur [dot] lu [dot] se Telefon: +46 46 222 10 51Organisation Juridiska institutionen Rumsnummer: 182 Hämtställe: 56 WebbplatsPetra Gyöngyis profil i Lunds universitets forskningsportalAndra roller Forskare Offentlig rätt Publikationer Visar av publikationer. Sorterade efter år och sen titel. Filtrera efter typ AllaArtikel i vete
https://www.jur.lu.se/petra-gyongyi - 2026-07-04
This chapter traces the long-run development of Genuine Savings (GS) using a panel of eleven countries during the twentieth century. This panel covers a number of developed countries (Great Britain, Germany,Switzerland, France, the US, and Australia) as well as a set of resource-abundant countries in Latin America(Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, and Mexico). These countries represent approxima
Gal. 3.6-14 is one of many passages in the letters of Paul which is difficult because of the argumentation it contains. An argumentation analysis is therefore called for to disentangle the arguments and to recover any implicit premisses. Such an analysis gives a more complete picture of Paul’s argumentation and helps us understand and evaluate it. The analysis indicates that Paul is attempting to
The aim of this chapter is to discuss global environmental change (GEC) through the social construction of nature and notions of authenticity. We will discuss the social construction of nature in a specific context, namely that of different kinds of nature-based tourism. The argument will revolve around what we perceive as a shift in focus from the image of nature as thing to nature as experience,
This study, carried out in a work rehabilitation unit in Sweden, investigated how clients perceived their work experiences after a one-year follow up. A semi-structured interview was administered to 14 former clients and a content analysis was applied. Seven categories were derived from the results: 'Expectations of the rehabilitation process'; 'Social relationships'; 'Client influences on the reh
Sustainability Week: LTH discusses solutions to the climate crisis Hoppa till huvudinnehåll Vi använder cookies och andra spårningsteknologier för att förbättra användarupplevelsen på vår webbplats, för att visa dig personligt innehåll och riktade annonser och för att analysera vår webbplatstrafik. Läs mer om cookies. Absolut nödvändiga cookies Dessa cookies är nödvändiga för att webbplatsen ska f
https://www.lth.se/article/sustainability-week-lth-discusses-solutions-to-the-climate-crisis/ - 2026-07-05
Host societies’ attitudes towards immigrants in Europe has continuously been getting attention in recent decades of increased levels of globalization, as attitudes determine the levels of immigrants’ integration. This, in turn, has huge influence on social cohesion so important for the functioning of peaceful and just societies. While Sweden has proved itself as an exception both in terms of open
Cities will contain 70% of global populations by 2050, signalling the need to pursue solution-oriented approaches for sustainability challenges. Urban Living Labs are emerging as solution-based interventions, and share commonalities with efforts of sustainability science to broaden research for societal change alongside various actor sets. Currently there is a recognised lack of dedicated research
