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Climate policy is a complex area that requires input from many different perspectives. The SNS Economic Policy Council 2020 comprises nine researchers from a range of disciplines, with different backgrounds and with varied opinions on the debate surrounding climate policy. They analyse Swedish climate policy in a global context, describing the causes and consequences of climate change and focusing on how policy can achieve the desired reductions in carbon emissions. The report also provides answers to questions that are frequently discussed in the Swedish debate, such as the effectiveness of climate aid and whether Sweden should generate a larger surplus of fossil-free electricity for export. The members of the SNS Economic Policy Council 2020 are John Hassler (chair), Björn Carlén, Jonas Eli-asson, Filip Johnsson, Per Krusell, Therese Lindahl, Jonas Nycander, Åsa Romson, and Thomas Sterner.

[Policy Networks and Policy Change: Putting Policy Network Theory to the Test] [By: Compston, H.] [September, 2009]

EXKLUSIVA MEDLEMPRISER -Climate policy is a complex area that requires input from many different perspectives. The SNS Economic Policy Council 2020 comprises nine researchers from a range of disciplines, with different backgrounds and with varied opinions on the debate surrounding climate policy. They analyse Swedish climate policy in a global context, describing the causes and consequences of climate change and focusing on how policy can achieve the desired reductions in carbon emissions. The report also provides answers to questions that are frequently discussed in the Swedish debate, such as the effectiveness of climate aid and whether Sweden should generate a larger surplus of fossil-free electricity for export. The members of the SNS Economic Policy Council 2020 are John Hassler (chair), Björn Carlén, Jonas Eliasson, Filip Johnsson, Per Krusell, Therese Lindahl, Jonas Nycander, Åsa Romson, and Thomas Sterner. Format Halvklotband Omfång 356 sidor Språk Engelska Förlag SNS Förlag Utgivningsdatum 2020-12-04 Medverkande John Hassler Medverkande Björn Carlén Medverkande Jonas Eliasson Medverkande Filip Johnsson Medverkande Per Krusell Medverkande Therese Lindahl Medverkande Jonas Nycander Medverkande Åsa Romson Medverkande Thomas Sterner Medverkande Patrik Sundström ISBN 9789188637598

Foreign Policy as Public Policy?: Promises and pitfalls

EXKLUSIVA MEDLEMPRISER -Hrefna Róbertsdóttir, historian, explores economic thought in Iceland and Denmark in the 18th century and relates it to local wool production in Iceland in the second half of the century. In the process, she sheds new light on 18th-century society and draws attention to various economic, social and moral aspects of manufacturing. Ultimately, she views the introduction of manufacturing in the 18th century as internal utilisation within the old order, rather than as a harbinger of the future changes and industrialisation of the 19th century. Wool and Society Manufacturing Policy, Economic Thought and Local Production in 18th-century Iceland is a doctoral thesis in history, submitted to the Department of History at the University of Lund in Sweden. Format Inbunden Omfång 463 sidor Språk Engelska Förlag Makadam förlag Utgivningsdatum 2008-11-10 Medverkande Alan Crozier ISBN 9789170610561

Social Policy Review 34: Analysis and Debate in Social Policy, 2022

EXKLUSIVA MEDLEMPRISER -Social Policy, Welfare State, and Civil Society in Sweden I-II gives a comprehensive account of the global invention of the welfare state, from the far north of the West to the global East and Southeast, and from its social policy origins to the most recent challenges from civil society. This first volume includes four essays, by now minor classics in welfare state literature. "Before Social Democracy: The Early Formation of a Social Policy Discourse in Sweden" set the stage for a research current that shifted from state welfare to welfare mix and civil society. "Working Class Power and the 1946 Pension Reform in Sweden" examined a key thesis in Peter Baldwin's seminal work The Politics of Social Solidarity, and led to a lively polemic among social historians. The third text was first published (as "Sweden") in volume 1 of Peter Flora's magnum opus Growth to Limits: The Western European Welfare States Since World War II. The final essay, "The Dialectics of Decentralization and Privatization", is a path-breaking study of the Swedish welfare state's reconstruction in the 1980s. The second volume covers the period since 1988 - "the lost world of social democracy" - and recent changes in comparative welfare state research and the Nordic Model. This work is an updated and enlarged edition in two volumes of Sven Hort's well-known and wide-ranging dissertation Social Policy and Welfare State in Sweden, published under the author's birth name Sven E. Olsson in 1990. This first volume contains the original four essays of the first edition. Sven E. O. Hort is Professor in Social Welfare at the College of Social Sciences, Seoul National University, Korea. He is an alumnus of Lund University. In Sweden he taught sociology at Linneaus and Södertörn universities. Currently he is the chief editor of the Swedish journal Arkiv. Tidskrift för samhällsanalys and a deputy editor of European Societies. With Stein Kuhnle he is the author of "The Coming of East and South-East Asian Welfare States", Journal of European Social Policy (2000). In praise of the new edition: "This is an impressive, comprehensive and knowledgeable contribution to the analysis of the early history and long-term development of the Swedish welfare state. Through a prime focus on reform actors at various stages we are persuasively reminded that there was a history before the ascendance of Social Democracy from the early 1930s, that the Social Democrats played a crucial role in the expansionary phase, and that one must go beyond theories of class politics to get a proper understanding of the evolution and characteristics of the modern welfare state." - Stein Kuhnle, Professor in Comparative Politics, Hertie School of Governance and University of Bergen "The development of the Swedish welfare state is often sketched in fairly simplistic terms. Professor Hort s analysis remains the most penetrating of the complex and fascinating interplay between politics, social forces, and...

Social Policy Review 36: Analysis and Debate in Social Policy, 2024

EXKLUSIVA MEDLEMPRISER -Social Policy, Welfare State, and Civil Society in Sweden I-II gives a comprehensive account of the global invention of the welfare state, from the far north of the West to the global East and Southeast, and from its social policy origins to the most recent challenges from civil society. This second volume aims at the civil society challenge to the welfare state since 1988, or "the lost world of social democracy". It opens with an overview of the three generations of comparative welfare state research, from Harold Wilensky to Gøsta Esping-Andersen, Theda Skocpol and onwards. Inspired by the work of Norbert Elias, Karl Polanyi, and Stein Rokkan as well as by Benedict Anderson, Tom Nairn and Elinor Ostrom, the civilizing process and embeddedness of the welfare-industrial complex are scrutinized. The author's key concepts are imagined welfare communities, and common pool resources in (civil) society and state. Privatization trends in Sweden - from take-off to bonanza - and domestic resistance to the powers of the day are then lucidly assessed, and the simultaneous deconstruction and reconstruction of a once famous welfare state is elaborated with force and vigour. Finally, the cross-national Scandinavian differences are outlined. The five essays of volume II emphasize the historical relativity of social welfare institutions and argue against all developmental metaphysics. This work is an updated and enlarged edition in two volumes of Sven Hort's well-known and wide-ranging dissertation Social Policy and Welfare State in Sweden, published under the author's birth name Sven E. Olsson in 1990. The first volume contains the original four essays and covers the formation and evolution of the Swedish welfare state 1884-1988. Sven E. O. Hort is Professor in Social Welfare at the College of Social Sciences, Seoul National University, Korea. He is an alumnus of Lund University. In Sweden he taught sociology at Linneaus and Södertörn universities. Currently he is the chief editor of the Swedish journal Arkiv. Tidskrift för samhällsanalys and a deputy editor of European Societies. With Stein Kuhnle he is the author of "The Coming of East and South-East Asian Welfare States", Journal of European Social Policy (2000). In praise of the new edition: "The publication of this book in 1990 marked a turning point in understanding of how the Swedish welfare state should be conceptualized both from a historical and comparative perspective. Its combination of sophisticated theoretical perspectives and in-depth empirical analysis became a model for many later studies of welfare state regimes. Added to the timely new edition is a 'volume II' sequel that updates and deepens the analysis of how the Swedish welfare state has fared during the era of globalization. This new edition is a 'must read' for everyone interested in the history and future of welfare state regimes." - Bo Rothstein, August Röhss Chair in Political Science, University of Gothenburg...

Policy & Politics in Nursing and Health Care   [POLICY & POLITICS IN NURSING &] [Paperback]

Welcome to the year 2128! A space mission is ready to launch for a settlement on Mars. Get ready and buckle up!

Marine Policy

EXKLUSIVA MEDLEMPRISER -Format Häftad Omfång 195 sidor Språk Engelska Förlag Gidlunds förlag Utgivningsdatum 2002-10-01 ISBN 9789178446223

EPA-06 Public Policy

The Sykes -Picot Agreement map signed in May 1918 by the Imperial powers of Great Britain and France, constituted the blueprint for redrawing the map of the Middle East after the dismemberment of the Ottoman Empire in 1918, by the victorious Allies thus dividing the Arab territories as well as Kurdistan into its current form. In this book, the author makes an ambitious attempt to provide a comprehensive new insight into the Kurdish national movement and its struggle against the mandatory power (the British) and the Iraqi government for achievement of national self-determination from 1918 to 1932. The book explores both Kurdish and Arab nationalism within the context of power relations in international politics at the time on the one hand, and in relation to domestic political development in Iraq on the other. Thereby, salient issues are explored, inter alia, the reasons for the British failure to create a modern national state in Iraq, the reluctance of the Anglo-Iraqi authorities to accommodate Kurdish rights and their policy to incorporate Kurdistan into the nascent Iraqi state, the U.S. interests and implication in the region, and the impact of the principle of self-determination advocated by President Wilson on Kurdish and Arab nationalism. Revised with a new chapter.

Climate policy is a complex area that requires input from many different perspectives. The SNS Economic Policy Council 2020 comprises nine researchers from a range of disciplines, with different backgrounds and with varied opinions on the debate surrounding climate policy. They analyse Swedish climate policy in a global context, describing the causes and consequences of climate change and focusing on how policy can achieve the desired reductions in carbon emissions. The report also provides answers to questions that are frequently discussed in the Swedish debate, such as the effectiveness of climate aid and whether Sweden should generate a larger surplus of fossil-free electricity for export. The members of the SNS Economic Policy Council 2020 are John Hassler (chair), Björn Carlén, Jonas Eli-asson, Filip Johnsson, Per Krusell, Therese Lindahl, Jonas Nycander, Åsa Romson, and Thomas Sterner.

Mennyt vuosi oli kiinalaisittain härän vuosi ja nyt eletään jo tiikerin aikaa. Mennyt vuosikymmen ja alkaen jo 1970-luvulta oli taas omalla kohdallani puhtaiden klustereitten (Cluster analysis) aikaa. Mukana myös lasin vuosikymmenet ja Cystal art. Tämä vuosi nimettynä Euroopassa lasin vuotenamme (Glass Age). Ilman lasia olisimme tieteemme kanssa heikoilla. Tärkeimmät käsitteet ovat olleet kohdallani lasin rinnalla Cluster Policy ja Cluster Art sekä Cluster Articles. Sen jälkeen Cluster Economy, Clustear Analysis ja Cluster Science. Klusteroituvat alueet ja klusterianalyysi olivat osa klusteroituvia yrityksiä ja kuluttajaklustereita, ekologista klusteria (Ecological cluster) jo paljon aiemmin osana innovaatiopolitiikkaa. Nämä olivat kuitenkin jo edellisten vuosikymmenten tuotteita ja molemmissa väitöskirjoissani (PhD ja ScD) ne mainitaan myös heti otsikossa ja osana kolmatta tutkintoa (D.Art). Klusterianalyysi oli siten läsnä koko ajan omassa työssäni ja myös harrastuksissani, uuden digiajan tietokoneitten klustereissa ja myös kuvataiteessa ja musiikissa, sukumme median siirtyessä digiaikaan 1980-luvun alussa Etelä-Savossa ja ensimmäisenä Suomessa. Se on sitä nyt myös Euroopan tärkeimmissä rahoitusinstrumenteissa ja niiden innovaatioissa. Se on ollut paradigmainen ja maailmankuvat muuttava ilmiö. Se on myös ratkaisevassa osassa juuri nyt geopoliittisessa kriisissä ja sen laukaisemisessa. Emme voi toimia enää globaalisti tai lokaalisti regionaalisten alueitten sisään sulkeutuen ja ulkopuolella yhteisten klustereittemme myös vaikkapa huippu-urheilussamme (Sport Cluster). Olemme klusteroituneet toisiimme tavalla, jossa perinteiset aseet on unohdettava sotineen. Joka niihin tarttuu, aseisiin, varmasti myös niihin hukkuukin. Klusterirakenteiden ulkopuolella ei ole enää luovaa ja innovatiivista tulevaisuutta, tiedettä ja taidetta, politiikkaa ja hyvinvointia, demokraattista yhteiskuntaa. Se on härän vuoden perintöä ja opimme sen viimeistään pandemian aikana ja geopoliittisessa kriisissämme.

Climate policy is a complex area that requires input from many different perspectives. The SNS Economic Policy Council 2020 comprises nine researchers from a range of disciplines, with different backgrounds and with varied opinions on the debate surrounding climate policy. They analyse Swedish climate policy in a global context, describing the causes and consequences of climate change and focusing on how policy can achieve the desired reductions in carbon emissions. The report also provides answers to questions that are frequently discussed in the Swedish debate, such as the effectiveness of climate aid and whether Sweden should generate a larger surplus of fossil-free electricity for export.   The members of the SNS Economic Policy Council 2020 are John Hassler (chair), Björn Carlén, Jonas Eliasson, Filip Johnsson, Per Krusell, Therese Lindahl, Jonas Nycander, Åsa Romson, and Thomas Sterner.  

What has EU-membership meant for Swedish policy and policy-making since the country became a member in 1995? Has the policy changed in terms of organisation (form) and content (substance) as a result of an increasingly consolidated membership? Based on the assumption that Swedish policy is part of multilevel governance at a local, regional, national and European level, the focus is on the interaction between Swedish national policy and the EU. In this book Swedish policy refers to the following policy areas: economic, agricultural, environmental, social, education, gender equality, asylum and migration, crime prevention, foreign and security, neighbourhood and development and aid. Every policy area has been scrutinised over time, from the moment of entry into the EU until today. The book addresses students at various levels, as well as politicians, civil servants and journalists with regard to how Sweden and Europe in general, and Swedish policy and the EU in particular, are interwoven in one political system. Contributing authors Therese Bjärstig, Tobias Bromander, Fredrik Bynander, Katarina Eckerberg, Camilla Eriksson, Ingrid Grosse, Anne Haglund-Morrissey, Martin Nilsson, Anna Parkhouse, Charlotte Silander, Daniel Silander, Sofia Strid, Rebecka Ulfgard Villanueva, Mats Öhlén

Climate and Energy Law and Policy in the EU and East Asia: Transition and Policy Cooperation