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Start year: End year: Sort alphabetically Sort by last update Sort by contract start date 1 2 3 >> Arctic Games – Interactive development and application of a transdisciplinary framework for sustainable governance options of Arctic natural resources Prof Jonas Häckner Period: 1/1/11 - 12/31/13 Forskarna kommer att använda spelteori som ett av redskapen för att strukturera och analysera olika aktörers naturresursstrategier. Värdering av olika ekosystemtjänster i Arktis kommer att vara centralt i arbetet. Assessing Needs of Care In European Nations Prof Mårten Palme Period: 1/1/09 - 8/31/12 The large post-war baby boom is now turning into a grandparent boom, putting a triple stress on long-term care (LTC) provisions: increased numbers of elderly, increased survival of these elderly and increased survival of frail, disabled elderly through improved care and health care. Increasing body ... Chair in Social Insurance Prof Mårten Palme Period: 9/1/05 - 8/31/11 Economics of crime from two new perspectives: surveillance cameras and alcohol-related crime Prof Mårten Palme Period: 1/1/10 Economics of Crime from Two New Perspectives: What are the Effects of Surveillance Cameras and Alcohol Regulations? Prof Mårten Palme Period: 1/1/11 - 12/31/13 Surveillance cameras have become a popular method to combat crime, but they may intrude upon privacy. The first part of this project studies the effects of surveillance cameras on crime. We will exploit three natural experiments in a wide range of environments (cameras in the subway, in soccer ... Efficient Environmental Inspection and Enforcement Dr Adam Jacobsson Period: 1/1/09 - 12/31/12 EMT is a research program funded by the Swedish Environmental Protection Agency. The researchers in EMT have been picked for their expertise in their respective fields reflecting the interdisciplinary profile of this program. The researchers are affiliated to Stockholm University, the Royal ... Families, firms and fertility – wage gaps and fertility gaps within and between firms Dr Anne Boschini Can increased wage dispersion within industry be linked to despecialization within families and increased female labour force participation? Has this development in Sweden been spurred further by reforms of family policy, i.e. the so-called daddy-month and the recent introduction of an "equality ... Family and work or career and family? The fertility patterns, educational choices and careers of Swedish men and women Dr Anna Sjögren Period: 1/1/11 - 12/31/13 n the last decades women have increased their labour force participation and education levels. Concurrently rising wage-inequality within sectors has been observed. Skill biased technical change is one of the driving forces of rising wages at the top and of increased demand for highly educated ... Firm behavior in a globalized world, climate change and intermediation Prof Rikard Forslid Period: 1/1/12 - 12/31/14 Full funding for Post Doc research at Stockholm University Dr Anders Åkerman Period: 1/1/09 - 12/31/12 1 2 3 >>