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Albert O Hirschman

Onyttiga studier har fått en liten renässans

Bold decisions must be taken in the race for jobs

"Russia (former USSR)"

Ingmar Bergman och läkarna

Highly inclined and eccentric massive planets. I. Planet-disc interactions

Form finding with T-splines and Dynamic Relaxation

Structures and Burning Velocity of Biomass Derived Gas Flames

[Challenges in implementing the principle of extended producer responsibility: based on the analysis of selected legislation for electrical and electronic equipment]

Responses to requests for clarification by adolescents with cochlear implants. You sometimes get more than you ask for

Uneasy and contradicting cohabitation of neoliberalism and planning

Design and Implementation of the Finite Element Software ForcePAD

ForcePAD is an intuitive tool for visualising the behavior of structures subjected to loading and boundary conditions. The design of the user interface aims to be as intuitive as a standard image processing software. Users should be able to design structures, apply and boundary conditions and visualise results without knowledge of the underlying nite element model.

Swedish Sociology Today

"Wos ham´s´n o g´habt?" - Zur Kleidung der Frauen im 6. und 7. Jahrhundert

A general overview over the women´s dress in the Merovingian Age in Southern Germany.

Normbildning rörande otillbörlig kurspåverkan

Narrative writing in eighteen children with cochlear implants

Fingerprints of spatial charge transfer in Quantum Cascade Lasers

We show that mid-infrared transmission spectroscopy of a quantum cascade laser provides clear-cut information on changes in charge location at different bias. Theoretical simulations of the evolution of the gain/absorption spectrum for a lambda~7.4 µm InGaAs/AlInAs/InP quantum cascade laser have been compared with the experimental findings. Transfer of electrons between the ground states in the ac

Using GPU accelerators for polycrystalline material simulations

Harmony in Life Scale Complements the Satisfaction with Life Scale Expanding the Conceptualization and Measurement of the Cognitive Component of Subjective Well-Being

Piece-rates and prosperity: evidence from the late nineteenth-century tobacco industry

This paper uses a new and detailed survey of cigar making employers and employees to investigate two related discrimination issues. First, were piece rate cigar makers – the skilled aristocracy of this industry – paid differently by gender? We find that they were, but that the differences can be more than explained by differences in characteristics such as age and experience. Second, we ask whethe