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‘Death to Denmark!’: Deciphering a Global Event

This paper analyzes Danish reactions to the Muhammad cartoon caricature crisis, emphasizing the three narratives that dominate the discussion following the protests against the publication of the 12 cartoons in the Danish newspaper Jyllandsposten. The narratives were: freedom of speech versus intimidation by Muslims; harrasment of Muslims; and as a sign of failed integration of Muslims into Danish

Technology transfer and benefit sharing under the biodiversity convention

Rom II- förordningen och immaterialrätten

The leaky N cycle of tropical forest - evidence from Nyungwe forest

Flanktransmission genom kontinuerliga grundplattor

Female and male constructions of work stress

Prosodic features of Kammu tonal and non-tonal dialects: read and spontaneous speech

"The State, the Village Commune and the Orthodox Church. Were Technological Change and Stolypin Land Reform Processes 1890-1914 Compatible with Autocracy?

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Improving sustainability of wastewater management - important resources and possibilities for improved efficiency

Phase Contrast MRI Segmentation Using Velocity and Intensity

Electrical Properties of Top-gate GaSb/InAs Core/Shell Nanowire Field Effect Transistor

Får vi någonsin säga: "Nu vet vi"?

Författningssamling i internationell privat- och processrätt

Accurate recovery of articulator positions from acoustics: New conclusions based on human data

Based Switched Reluctance Machine

On the Estimation of Separable Demand Models

Bolagsstyrelsens funktion, uppgifter och arbetssätt i förändring

Wash-in kinetics for sevoflurane using a disposable delivery sytem (AnaConDa) in cardiac surgery patients

Background. The use of volatile anaesthetics has increased in situations where conventional anaesthetic machines are inadequate or unavailable, for example, cardiac surgery and intensive care. The disposable anaesthetic conserving device, AnaConDaw, allows vaporization of liquid volatile anaesthetics from a syringe pump and rebreathing of exhaled anaesthetic. Clinical use requires understanding of

Contribution of indoor generated submicrometer particles to residential exposure