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Author: Ebba Eiroff Title: Students narratives of loneliness Supervisor: Kristina Göransson Assessor: Mats Hilte The aim for this qualitative study was to examine university students experiences of loneliness based on Erving Goffman’s dramaturgy theory, together with the conceptions of normality, shame and guilt. How students describe feelings of loneliness and how they relate their experiences t
The following study examines how Viktor Orbán’s illiberal democracy has influenced political development and democratic competition in Hungary, as well as how the opposition party Tisza positions itself in relation to the political system established under Fidesz rule. The study is situated within the broader discussion on democratic backsliding and illiberal democracy in Central and Eastern Europ
The “teenage deportations” emerged from more austere migration politics and have received considerable medial attention in Sweden since early January. This paper broadens the literature on the depiction of migrants through this contemporary case and expands previous research, primarily focused on ethnicity, gender and religion. A qualitative critical discourse analysis (CDA), combined with mediat
Abstract This thesis examines how Swedish civil society organizations (CSOs) construct and communicate their role in crisis preparedness through online communication, and what perceived gaps between civil society and the state emerge through this discourse. Drawing on a qualitative digital ethnographic approach, the study analyzes Facebook posts and selected organizational reports from the Swedish
Sverigelöftet - How Do the Liberals Legitimise their Cooperation with the Sweden Democrats? This study examines how political legitimacy is constructed through strategic communication in relation to politically controversial collaborations. Through a qualitative text analysis, the study examines how the Swedish political party Liberalerna strategically communicates and legitimises its decision to
This thesis analyses how cosmetic brands construct brand purpose in their external communication and how such communication contributes to organisational legitimacy. It approaches brand purpose as a communicative practice through which brands link their identity, values and activities to broader social, ethical and environmental issues. The cosmetics industry is relevant because beauty brands do n
The geopolitical competition between the United States and China over artificial intelligence has emerged as one of the defining dynamics of the 21st century. Yet despite a growing body of work on AI innovation, a structured and recent sectoral comparison of the conditions organizing AI development in each country remains underexplored. This thesis addresses that gap by applying Malerba's (200
Existing research on organisational transformation is heavily anchored in crisis and competitive pressures as drivers of change. This study looks past this and aims to examine how organisational transformation can be sustained past the initial disruption and how companies make sense of, frame, and communicate transformation within the organisation, with a focus on monopoly-heritage companies. Neo-
Managing household energy extends beyond energy itself, it shapes the organisation and survival of everyday life. This thesis explores women’s roles as household energy managers in relation to cooking and cooking-related tasks by foregrounding women’s experiences of everyday energy practices. Focusing on fuel procurement, cooking practices, and securing fuel, the study examines how gender shapes k
As many NATO states compete in the geopolitical “AI race,” their ambitions increasingly depend on energy- and data-intensive infrastructures. Central to this are subsea cables (SSCs), which have been denoted the “arteries of AI”. SSCs facilitate the national and transnational transfer of data and electricity necessary for current and future AI development. Despite their criticality, SSCs are highl
Professor Contact details Email: edvin [dot] lundgren [at] fysik [dot] lu [dot] se Phone: +46 46 222 41 54 Mobile: +46 70 946 49 89Organisation Synchrotron Radiation Research Visiting address: Sölvegatan 14A, Lund Room number: K540-541 Service point: 14 WebpageEdvin Lundgrens profile in Lund University research portalOther affiliations Member of Strategic Research Area NanoLund: Centre for Nanosci
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