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Title (in English): Retail and Consumer Perceptions on Paper Packaging for Flour in Indonesia –with Insights on Perceptions of Environmental Sustainability Title (in Swedish): Handelns och konsumenternas uppfattningar om pappersförpackningar för mjöl i Indonesien - med insikter om hur de uppfattar miljömässig hållbarhet Author: Anindyaningrum Chrisant Rystiasih Divison: Packaging Logistics
SH2020 1 STUDENT HANDBOOK 2020-21 Version 1.0 – August 2020 1 Welcome 1 Letter from the Director of Studies 3 About 4 Lund University 5 The Faculty of Social Sciences 6 Graduate School 7 Contact information 8 Studying at Graduate School 9 Graduate School – a brief history 10 Communication channels 12 Our Master’s programmes 13 Term 1 13 Term 2 14 Term 3 15 Term 4 16 Thesis preparation track 18 Lan
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TN9 1 Issue 9, Autumn 2020 Letter from the Director of Studies What’s Brewing – Graduate School News & Info Corona and Online Teaching Resources Beyond Corona – What Happened in 2020? Corona Diaries The Corona Experience Development Studies – Greeting from the Director Middle Eastern Studies Integration 1 2 7 16 22 24 28 30 TEACHER TIMES GRADUATE SCHOOL – TEACHER & FRIENDS NEWSLETTER Photo by Stef
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Ramya comes from India and she works today as a consultant at the World Resources Insitute in India. She liked the diversity and flexibility of the EMP programme, and thinks it gave her a holistic perspective. The experiences and knowledge gained during her studies helped her secure the position she has today. The excursion to Kullen is one of her best memories, even if it rained the whole time!
https://www.iiiee.lu.se/about-education-iiiee/alumni-network/alumni-stories/career-iiiee-alumna-ramya-ma - 2026-08-09
- Adjudicating Islamic Family Law in Egypt: Continuity and Rupture A post-doctoral research project focusing on adjudication of Muslim marriage and divorce law by Egyptian courts before and after the 2011 revolution. More generally, the research focuses on the intersection between law, religion, and gender in this field. The overall aim of the project is to contribute to the scholarly literature o
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Theoretical Perspectives in Sociology of Law, 15 HP PhD Course Literature Convenor: Ole Hammerslev Spring Term 2023 Course outline Time: 10.15-12 Meeting room: TBC + Zoom Ali, Shaheen S, Anne Grifiths, Hellum, Anne (2011) From Transnational Relations to Transnational Laws: Northern European Laws at the Crossroads. Routledge. 340 pages Arnholtz, Jens & Hammerslev, Ole (2013) Transcended power of th
A Ph.D. Interview with Gloria Wu Gloria Wu, a Ph.D. student from Lund University, successfully defended her thesis on April 19, 2024. Coming from a background as a biomedical analyst, Gloria's research dives into the regulation of genes that determine human blood groups. Driven by her goal to make a positive impact in the world, her studies aim to provide insights that could minimize risks linked
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Research Seminars (Thursdays 13.15-14.30) The CMES Research Seminar is the main collective seminar at the Centre. LU researchers and invited national and international leading scholars present ongoing research and analyses of a broad range of exciting topics of relevance for the Middle East.Autumn Programme 2024 The seminars are held at CMES (Finngatan 16). Please click on the seminar dates to lea
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This information is intended for those who have a matter they would like to be handled by the university-wide Education Board. It may concern a decision or a discussion. Remember to prepare the matter well in advance of the board meeting. Cases handled by the Education Board The Education Board is to handle strategic first and second cycle education matters that due to their university-wide nature
Despite attention for lack of racial diversity in climate movements in the Global North, there is little examination of other manifestations of whiteness. This thesis examines how structural whiteness – as a norm and as a power structure – shapes the Dutch climate movement’s relation to climate justice and how these impacts can be countered. Understanding racial justice as central to climate justi
Academic research on a global level and somewhat in Sweden has addressed the risks queer refugees face, uncovering vulnerabilities, their responses, and views on the agency. Though they left open questions about how much queer refugees can or can not respond to their vulnerabilities, how is this correlated to their agency, and what is the intersectionality of their experiences. This research aims
In an effort to promote sustainable development work in Region Skåne, the regional government seeks to integrate Agenda 2030 into their Regional Development Strategy (RUS). This paper compares the two policies, using qualitative content analysis to problematize the prospects of policy integration. Applying theories from policy integration, policy transfer and policy diffusion, the analysis covers
As globalization increases and our societies progressively rely on information technology, the methods of modern warfare are facing a paradigm shift. Russia plays a significant role in this development using subversive methods to achieve political goals around the world. This topic has, in recent years been subject of discussion in Sweden where non-military actions against our country and neighbor
As climate change continues to escalate, the need for drastic changes is urgent. The world has agreed on a limit to global warming, and all countries are aware of the problem. The theory behind the Environmental Kuznets Curve is based on an inverted relationship between emissions and environmental impact and GDP growth. It could easily be interpreted as an easy way out of, which means that if a co
The ubiquity of the concept of corporate social responsibility (CSR) allows for it to be carried across all spectrums of society and moulded to fit a variety of different norms and understandings. Despite the lack of a universal definition, the modern-day understanding of CSR is heavily based upon corporation’s environmental and sustainable development practices. However, it is continuously critic
In this thesis, a study is made into relative positioning and control systems for flying wing Micro Aerial Vehicles (MAVs) intended to be used by the Swedish Sea Rescue Society (SSRS) for the purpose of providing assistance during sea rescue missions. The particular scenario of interest is robust relative positioning to be used for autonomous landing of a MAV on a boat at the end of a rescue missi
Reducing emissions in the basic materials sector, which account for 25% of the global greenhouse gas emissions is a pressing climate mitigation task. Investments into decarbonising this sector are critical and therefore raising capital though climate finance is gaining attention. Green bonds are a new asset class that incorporate sustainability criteria into bonds. Despite the increasing use of gr
Evidence is indicating that human activity within the Anthropocene, the proposed geological epoch of the current time, are causing extraction of natural resources and land, terraforming, climate change and mass extinction of species (Anthropocene: The Human Epoch, 2018). The identified environmental pressure will continue to grow as the global population is expected to reach 11 billion before the
Proclaiming the successful way forward for Africa to modernize continues to puzzle economists and policy makers. Though the region has experienced the highest growth rates for the past decade, no large-scale structural transformation can be observed. Africa’s continuous failure to industrialize has shown that the conventional model of a country experiencing an agricultural transformation and the r
The history of religion shows that religion has never been a final product. Rather religion has always been influenced by and adapted to its historical and local context. Today’s society is no exception. Globalization has meant that information, ideas and communication can take place without having to take geographical considerations. This has also effected the emergence of new religions. Synteism
