Professional Judgement : A theoretical model and multi-experiments in nursing professional Judgement

Stone age Scania : significant places dug and read by contract archaeology

Presents a research and re-evaluation of studies focusing on the Stone Age in Scania. This book addresses many issues concerned with the methodology of contract archaeology and how it differs from university-based research. Covering a long period from the first settlers in Scania, it contains lots of photographs, drawings and maps.

The Contradictions of Love : Towards a feminist-realist ontology of sociosexuality

Love – exploitable resource or ‘No-lose situation’? : Reconciling Jónasdóttir’s feminist view with Bhaskar’s philosophy of meta-reality

A defence of the category 'women'

Hetero‐Love in Patriarchy : An Autobiographical Substantiation

The Dominant and Its Constitutive Other : Feminist Theorizations of Love, Power and Gendered Selves

Breaking intellectual taboos with Roy by my side

Nature, Love and the Limits of Male Power

Why we keep separating the ‘inseparable’ : Dialecticizing intersectionality

Disputes about how to understand intersectional relations often pivot around the tension between separateness and inseparability, where some scholars emphasize the need to separate between different intersectional categories while others claim they are inseparable. In this article the author takes issue with the either/or thinking that underpins an unnecessary and unproductive polarization in the

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On the Ontology of Love, Sexuality and Power : Towards a Feminist-Realist Depth Approach

Loving him for who he is: The microsociology of power

The naturalistic turn in feminist theory : a Marxist-realist contribution

För ett brett fält av feministiska kärleksstudier

Critical Realism, Gender and Feminism : Exchanges, Challenges, Synergies

Review of On Love: A Philosophy for the Twenty-first Century by Luc Ferry

Review of Why Love Hurts: A Sociological Explanation. By Eva Illouz

Frö av feminism i marxismen

Whose Memory? Which Future? : Remembering Ethnic Cleansing and Lost Cultural Diversity in Eastern, Central and Southeastern Europe

The book takes a new approach to the subject of ethnic cleansing. It is not about its history and not about the memories of the victims. It focuses instead on the present and investigates how the present-day population in a number of Eastern European cities (Wroclaw in Poland, Lviv and Chernivtsi in Ukraine, Pohořelice, Teplice nad Metují, Ústí nad Labem and Postoloprty in the Czech Republic, Zada