Discover the research at Stockholm University through our pages for research subjects, projects and research groups!
They also lead you to our researchers profile pages, our departments and courses and programmes.
Showing 1-14 of 14 results
In Sweden the rates of poverty among people over the age of 65 are highest in rural areas, and the majority of poor elders are women. This project aims to explore how it is to age as a woman in rural Sweden.
Consequences of new digital systems in the Swedish social services.
Biodiversity dilemmas in ordinary places
The project addresses the growing role of for-profit development aid and its role in delivering goods and services, on the one hand, and leveraging capital, on the other.
This project aims to support the creation, organization, and implementation of an interdisciplinary research school that brings together Burkinabe, Malian, Swedish, and Tanzanian researchers and research projects in a common collaborative framework.
In the present study, we unpack the values and calculations (necropolitics) on which pest controllers and hunters rely when they cull undesirable animals in urban and rural geographies respectively.
From Conflict to Conviviality with Mosquitos Across Southeast Asia
This project deals with a critical dimension of the intensification and deepening of circular migration, namely the expansion of what we term “migrant preparatory training,” vocational education in the deployment of low-skilled documented international labor migrants from sending to receiving countries.
Practicing Food Sovereignty focuses on indigenous communities and agricultural practices in four countries of the Eastern Himalaya region: Bhutan, Chittagong Hill Tracks of Bangladesh, Nepal, and Northeast India.
This programme offers an overall coverage of topics of immediate interest in Swedish gambling research today, based on five different work packages.
This project investigates the devices, actors, sites, and processes that are at the center of the developing controversy around “fake news” and “fake clicks”: so-called “click farms,” persons or companies selling likes, views, and followers on social media platforms such as Instagram and Twitter via unregulated online marketplaces.
This project aims at identifying how indigenous knowledge can be leveraged for sea sustainability, while improving livelihoods and alleviating poverty in fishing communities.
Marine species transformation and biodiversity in the Mediterranean Sea
The aim of this project is to analyze transregional networks among two generations of women activists released from prison in three diverse geographical and political regions; New York State, Louisiana and California.
