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To prepare or not to prepare: differential go/nogo activity in contingent negative variation and spectral power

Farligt om JK uppfattas som maktens politiska instrument i juridiska fårakläder

Artikeln handlar om Justitiekanslerns roll och ställning.

Multiband H-infinity Control in a Behavioral Setting

A case study of the interaction between e-business and business: sources of mutual success

Principles and practice in the Swedish EKO-ENERGI programme

Development of multi-zone chemistry mapping for turbulent partially premixed combustion

Introduction: Innovation in Services

Panoan marriage sections: A comparative perspective

First radioactive ions charge bred in REXEBIS at the REX-ISOLDE accelerator

REXEBIS is the charge breeder of the REX-ISOLDE postaccelerator. Radioactive 1+ ions produced at ISOLDE are accumulated, phase-space cooled and bunched in REXTRAP, and thereafter injected into the EBIS with an energy of up to 60 keV. The REXEBIS produced the first charge bred ions in August 2001 and has been running nearly non-stop from September to December 2001. It has delivered stable 39K10+ an

NetWordS: Perspectives on synergy

Internet-based peer to peer training of ophthalmoscopy

Nyheter från GMO-fronten

Bindings of the Popes : conservation and use of the Codices Reginenses latini at the Vatican library.

The reduced version of the Housing Enabler

Matthew Buckingham

Hedonism, Preferentialism, and Value Bearers

Hedonism and preferentialism are two popular theories about what has final value, i.e. is valuable for its own sake. The latter theory is customarily portrayed as the wider of these, in that it ascribes value to much more than pleasures, viz., to any object of a final preference. By examining the metaphysical underpinnings of these views, it is argued that a fundamental issue between these theorie

Sång och kris i ungdomsmusikrörelsen på 1920-1930-talen

Is Cognitive Research Enrichment for Apes? Can Cognitive Research Add to Ape Wellfare?

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Deconstructing discussions of culture in international management textbooks: Conspicuous absences and deafening silences

Underlining the too widespread underestimation of cultural differences by managers, international management literature problematizes culture as a critical factor for global competitiveness. Evidence from recent critical research (e.g. Westwood 2006) has shown that many of the main works within cross-cultural management (especially Hofstede 1980) and more broadly international management can be se