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Development and modernization takes place all the time and everywhere in today's society. Although we handle and slices hard cheese in the same way that we did decades ago. The way we handle cheese nowadays is not only unhealthy, but can also be a difficult moment for some people. The goals to develop a functional, modern and food-approved kitchen tool adapted to today’s society are the main factors for this bachelor thesis. Along with stakeholders for the project, the requests and demands set up for the prototype progressively have been worked out. Wellknown methods and market surveys have been used to ensure the need of the product. Researches in relevant subjects have also shown that the market is in need of a new product. The product called CASEUS has after studies shown to have a broad target group. The name CASEUS, came from the Latin word for cheese (Caseus) and from the English word case, as the product will be like a case around the cheese. The kitchen tool is designed with a simple mechanical solution, in a hygienic material. The handle is designed according to EU: s standard dimensions for handles. Therefore, it is considered suitable for the majority of the population in Sweden. Thus, there is a market for the product both at hotels and restaurants, as well as in private households. In the final stage of the project a prototype of CASEUS has been produced by Havd Group, which is a stakeholder in the project. The prototype has been funded by a scholarship and contributions from ALMI Business partner. To be able to continue with CASEUS after the end of the project, new possible working paths have been investigated. With promotion, more scholarship or a collaboration with an existing manufacturer in the industry, the project team hopes to be able to get CASEUS out on the market.

Ost-West-Musikwissenschaft von den späten Siebzigern bis in die achtziger Jahre. Gedanken, Meinungen, Ansichten und Austausch u.a. mit Christoph Wolff, Ulrich Siegele, Werner Breig, Friedhelm Krummacher in Leipzig, Stefan Kunze und Werner Braun in Dresden, Carl Dahlhaus, Hans Heinrich Eggebrecht, Albrecht Riethmüller, Hermann Danuser, Wolfgang Ruf in Brno.

This study was conducted to examine how the internal migration from East- to West Germany has developed over 30 years, from 1990 to 2020. The purpose of this study is to examine the motives for the migration decisions of East Germans, as well as examine the consequences of East-West-Migration in Germany. This is a litterature study and the theories that have been used are different migration theories, where the focus lays on the economic theories. The conclusion of this study is that internal migration in Germany has had different waves and shapes, and the scale of internal migration depends on which period it is about. Reasons for relocation are individual, but gender and age have played an important role for the migration decision. The consequences of internal migration in Germany are the loss of human capital of qualified people in East Germany, as well as change in the population structure.