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Anti-Fascist Race Biology : Gunnar Dahlberg and the Long Farewell to the Nordic 'Master Race'

On the evening of 6 December 1933, members of the National Socialist Party of Sweden (SNSP, Sveriges Nationalsocialistiska Parti), at this time the most aggressive Nazi organisation in the country, violently attacked a lecture at Stockholm University. This gave rise to an extensive press debate; newspapers from left to right condemned the attack, which ended up being a propaganda fiasco for SNSP.

Donald Trump, loyalty and the "emotional regime" in the White House

The scandal of big tobacco’s behaviour in the developing world

That big tobacco hinders the adoption of anti-smoking legislation is no surprise. Your leader correctly identifies the best route to behavioural change – shareholder pressure – but does not highlight the key channel to achieve this. Big tobacco needs to diversify. This is where shareholder pressure should be applied: to encourage manufacturers and associated leaf merchants to invest in non-harmful

'This Is The Hell That I Have Heard Of' : Some Dialectical Images in Fossil Fuel Fiction

How can the realities of global warming be made visible in literary texts? After the rise of 'cli-fi', it might be time to return to a trove of literature written long before the discoveries of climate science: fiction about fossil fuels. It is filled with premonitions of disasters, such as extreme heat and terrible storms. Focusing on two texts - Ghassan Kanafani's Men in the Sun and Joseph Conra

Translation as a double act of communication : A perspective from the semiotics of culture.

Military Uniform and Lethal Targeting in International Law on Armed Conflict

Administratörerna: Administration, kontroll ochstyrning vid svenska universitet och högskolor

Det svenska universitetssystemet har vuxit till att bli en omfattande och komplex institution. Expansionen har inte bara gällt antalet studenter, lärare och forskare utan också den administrativa ram de verkar inom och de personalkategorier som ingår däri. Men förhållandet mellan lärarkår och administratörer präglas inte sällan av misstro. I sin artikel vill Ola Agevall och Gunnar Olofsson tränga

Rethinking Informality in Post-Soviet Societies. An Ethnographic Study of “Po-Rukam“ (Handshake Deal) Experiences of Uzbek Migrant Workers in Moscow, Russia

Redefining equality in Egypt : Feminist activism in times of change

Membrane protein profling on antibody-based microarrays: a novel approach for cancer diagnostics and biomarker discovery

Person-place relations of older people over time. Symposium.

South Scandinavian Wetland Sites and Finds from the Mesolithic and the Neolithic

"I don't want to decide on anything because my opinions may change" : Community construction among political comedy audiences

Bacterial chromosome extraction and isolation

A Pedagogical Tool for Architectural Education,

On Circumstantial Adverbials

Miljöns betydelse för sociala skillnader i hälsa

Ethics Discussions at PEA Soup: Rabinowicz and Ronnow-Rasmussen on Way

Critical précis of Jonathan Way’s ”Transmission and the Wrong Kind of Reason”. Published on PEA Soup - A blog dedicated to philosophy, ethics, and academia. (eds) Dan Boisvert, Joshua Glasgow, Douglas Portmore, and David Shoemaker

Review of Cohen, A. (1998): Strategies in learning and using a second language.

Process design of SSCF for ethanol production from steam-pretreated, acetic-acid-impregnated wheat straw

BackgroundPretreatment is an important step in the production of ethanol from lignocellulosic material. Using acetic acid together with steam pretreatment allows the positive effects of an acid catalyst to be retained, while avoiding the negative environmental effects associated with sulphuric acid. Acetic acid is also formed during the pretreatment and hydrolysis of hemicellulose, and is a known