Search for dissertations about: "premises"
Showing result 16 - 20 of 133 swedish dissertations containing the word premises.
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16. Planning and Implementing Health Interventions : Extrapolated Theories of Health Education and Constructed Determinants of Risk-Taking
Abstract : Health interventions are usually preceded by calculations of risks, i.e. ascribed or supposed problem(s). READ MORE
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17. Learning by knowledge reconstruction : a subject and its method
Abstract : The central issue of this study is knowledge constructions. A double perspective penetrates investigations: constructions in man and in science.The human perspective focuses on a psychological question of learning: the spontaneous acquisition of new knowledge in the individual. READ MORE
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18. Role constellations in value co-creation : a study of resource integration in an e-government context
Abstract : The contribution of the present thesis is describing and explaining how value is co-created by addressing customer-employee role constellations during service encounters. There is a specific focus on customers’ and employees’ resource integration when co-creating value. READ MORE
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19. Engaging resources for cultural events : a performative view
Abstract : Festivals and other events are often seen as important means for contributing to the positive image of a place and for increasing visitor numbers, for involving the local community and for creating job opportunities. Organising an event involves the temporary coordination of performers, an audience, volunteers, sponsors and other partners, and in the end an event is simultaneously produced and consumed. READ MORE
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20. Quantifying Risk in Epidemiological and Ecological Contexts
Abstract : The rates of globalization and growth of the human population puts ever increasing pressure on the agricultural sector to intensify and grow more complex, and with this intensification comes an increased risk of outbreaks of infectious livestock diseases. At the same time, and for the same reasons, the detrimental effect that humans have on other species with which we share the environment has never been more apparent, as the current rates of species loss from ecological communities rival those of ancient mass extinction events. READ MORE
