Search for dissertations about: "unlearning"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 9 swedish dissertations containing the word unlearning.
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1. Spectral Inheritance : Unlearning the Maturity-trope
Abstract : Drawing on continental and decolonial feminist philosophy, Spectral Inheritance: Unlearning the Maturity-trope addresses the centrality of the notions of “maturity” and “development” in discussions of human subjectivity, temporality and ethics. Building on Sylvia Wynter’s framework, the dissertation proposes to read the Euromodern genres of Man in developmental terms. READ MORE
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2. Calibrating integration : studies on status, culture, knowledge and cooperation in acquisitions
Abstract : Acquisitions represent a common modus operandi of firm growth. Notwithstanding their lasting popularity, the majority of deals are reported to be unsuccessful. Given their prevalence and practical relevance, acquisitions have attracted scholarly interest from diverse academic disciplines and traditions. READ MORE
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3. R&D Configurations and Innovation Outcomes : the case of Swedish R&D Offshore
Abstract : More and more firms are establishing R&D facilities offshore to deliver innovation abroad, especially in emerging countries that are not always known to be centres of innovation. This thesis shows how R&D is configured offshore and what innovation outcomes emerge from such centres. READ MORE
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4. Establishment of Insidership Positions in Institutionally Distant Business Networks
Abstract : Since the opening of formerly closed markets in Eastern Europe and China in the early 1990s, numerous firms have sought to capture the growth opportunities prevailing in the virgin but institutionally distant business networks in these countries. I claim that the entry process into an institutionally distant business network has been realised when the entering firm has reached an insidership position in the network. READ MORE
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5. Wearing Sound : Foundations of Sonic Design
Abstract : Fashion is primarily a visual ontology consisting of definitions, theory and methods that are based on visual language. This research revises fashion by approaching it from a different—sonic—perspective wherein sound is considered not as a negative aspect but as a potential source of a new theory and facilitator of the evolution of new methods. READ MORE