Keyword [Sweden]
Result: 41 - 60 | Page: 3 of 4 |
| 41. | Exclusion and immigrant incorporation: The politics of citizenshi |
| 42. | Chancellor Oxenstierna, Cardinal Richelieu, and commerce: The problems and possibilities of governance in early-seventeenth-century France and Sweden |
| 43. | European Union defense integration and the effects on militarily non-allied member states: The cases of Finland and Sweden |
| 44. | An examination of environmental restoration and funding regimes in Canada, Australia, Sweden, the United Kingdom, and the United States |
| 45. | Defeat and reconstruction: Explaining the rise of civic engagement in the wake of wars (Japan, Great Britain, Finland, Sweden) |
| 46. | Legislative terrorism: A primer for the non-Islamic state secularism and different believers (Sweden) |
| 47. | The search for sound currencies: An anthropological approach to the European Monetary Union (Sweden, Denmark) |
| 48. | The cultural work of hard of hearing in Sweden |
| 49. | The social question and the welfare state in the modern world-system (Great Britain, Germany, Sweden, United States) |
| 50. | Comparative pension policy outcomes in social democratic nations: The case of Finland (Sweden, United States, Germany) |
| 51. | Technology, ideas and institutions: Telecommunications regime change in the United States, Sweden and Japan |
| 52. | Environmental values: A comparative study of government forest policies in Canada and Sweden |
| 53. | Models of social welfare and gender equality: United States of America, Union of Soviet Socialist Republics and Sweden |
| 54. | Can gender equality in Sweden survive the European Union? The future of childcare and affirmative action |
| 55. | The United States' relations with Norway and Sweden: Ideology and culture in the Cold War, 1949-1961 |
| 56. | A philosophical critique of the 'best interests' criterion and an exploration of clinical ethical strategies for balancing the interests of infants or fetuses, family members, and society in the United States, India, and Sweden |
| 57. | Engaging East and West beyond the bloc divisions: Active neutrality and the dual role strategy of Finland and Sweden in the CSCE |
| 58. | Zionism in Sweden, its beginnings until the end of World War I |
| 59. | ECONOMIC DEMOCRACY AND SWEDEN: ECONOMIC THOUGHT, INSTITUTIONAL THEORY, AND HISTORICAL PRACTICE IN A MIXED CAPITALIST SYSTEM (DEMOCRATIC SOCIALISM, SELF-MANAGEMENT, MARKET SOCIALISM, LABOR MANAGEMENT |
| 60. | Display as identity: Queen Christina of Sweden's construction of a public image through her stanza dei quadri |
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