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Thesis (doctoral)--Stockholm University, 1995. / Extra t.p. with thesis statement and English abstract inserted. Includes bibliographical references (p. 399-416).

Doct. diss.--Histoire--Uppsala, 1992. / Résumé en anglais. Bibliografi p. 263-281. Index.

Akademisk avhandling--Filosofie doktorsexamen--Stockholm, 1990. / Résumé en anglais. Bibliogr. p. 336-346.

Syftet med uppsatsen är att undersöka vilka klagomål som medlemmarna i Sveriges folkskollärarinneförbund förde fram mellan 1957 – 1962 och om dessa ändrade karaktär i relation till olika reformer och förändringar på skolområdet under perioden.Åren efter 1945 har kallats för samhällsreformernas tid och förändringen fick återverkningar på folkskolan. Skolutredningar och skolkommissioner påbörjades och utmynnade exempelvis i införandet av en obligatorisk nioårig grundskola. Grundskolereformen påverkade skolväsendet i allmänhet och folkskollärarinnorna i synnerhet.Undersökningen visar inte bara de tre vanligaste klagomålen. Vidare pekar den ut vad folkskollärarinnorna klagade på och dessutom belyses klagomålens ändrade karaktär i ljuset av olika reformer.

Sverige är, enligt en undersökning våren 2012, det land som urbaniseras snabbast i Europa. Samtidigt som vi bevittnar hur landsbygden successivt avlövas ställs frågor kring den framtida relationen mellan de tätbefolkade och de nästintill folktomma delarna av landet. Vilka yttre förutsättningar vilar den urbana expansionen på - och vilken roll tilldelas det icke urbana - det vi ofta benämner som landsbygden? Projektet kan beskrivas som en undersökning av den framtida landsbygden utifrån fyra framtidsscenarios - Storbolagens Era, Livet på landet, Byalagens återkomst och Det exotiska reservatet. / According to a survey made in spring 2012,  Sweden is the fastest urbanizing country in Europe. While we are witnessing how the countryside gradually defoliates, questions about the future relationship between the densely populated and almost deserted parts of the country, are being raised. What external conditions are the urban expansion depending on - and what role is assigned to the non-urban? The project can be described as a study of the future rural areas of Sweden, based on 4 future scenarios - The era of the large-scale industries, Country life, Return of the village communities and The exotic nature reserve.

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In a multicultural society, questions like integration, national identity and swedishness become of immediate importance. The comedy-drama Sveriges bästa svensk was created as a contribution to affect the public debate on these issues and encourage people to think about what is swedish, and to break down prejudices that exist in the society. The purpose of this study is to examine what kind of discussions develop in relation to the film. The purpose is also to examine if these discussions can be related to the purpose and goals of the film project. To examine this, theories about communications strategies of organisations and theories of humor to affect way of thoughts have been used. Two focus group interviews took place, whereof one with swedish-born swedes and another with foreign-born swedes to be able to find similarities and differences in the discussions between the groups. The analysis shows that the purpose, to start a discussion, is accomplished within both groups albeit in different ways. The discussion within the group of swedish-borns is mainly about the problematization of swedishness and the discussions within the group of foreign-borns is mainly about adjustments and belonging. The groups mutually believe that integration should not be about assimilation. They also agreed that the genre of humor for this type of question was problematic because the film, according to them, lost its message. The questions regarding swedishness and integration proved to be current and this type of effort, using film, is an important part of the public debate. / I ett mångkulturellt samhälle blir frågor om integration, nationell identitet och svenskhet aktuella. Dramakomedin Sveriges bästa svensk har skapats som en insats för att påverka samhällsdebatten kring dessa ämnen och uppmana en att fundera på vem som är svensk och bryta ner fördomar som existerar i samhället. Syftet med denna studie är att undersöka vilka slags diskussioner, i relation till filmen, som skapas hos en grupp med utlandsfödda svenskar och en grupp med svenskfödda svenskar. Syftet är även att undersöka om diskussionerna kan relateras till det bakomliggande syftet och målen med filmprojektet. För att undersöka detta har teorier om organisationers kommunikationsstrategier och teorier om att använda humor för att påverka tankebanor använts. Två fokusgruppsintervjuer har ägt rum varav en med svenskfödda svenskar och en med utlandsfödda svenskar för att kunna hitta likheter och skillnader i diskussionerna mellan grupperna. Analysen visar att syftet med att inleda diskussion uppnås hos båda grupperna, om än på olika sätt. Den svenskfödda gruppens diskussioner handlar mycket om problematisering av svenskhet och den utlandsföddas diskussioner om anpassning och tillhörighet. Gemensamt för de båda grupperna var att de ansåg att integration inte bör handla om assimilation. De menade också att humorgenren för denna typ av fråga var problematisk då humorn, enligt dem, delvis skymde filmens budskap. Frågorna kring svenskhet och integration visar sig vara aktuella och denna typ av insats, med film, är en viktig del av samhällsdebatten.

<p>In the mid-1990’s, the global computer network known as the Internet was introduced in Sweden. With this study, we are shining a light on the entrance of Swedish Public Service media on the Internet. The two major Swedish Public Service companies Sveriges Television (“Swedish Television”, also called SVT) and Sveriges Radio (“Swedish Radio”, also called SR) are included in this study.</p><p>SR published its first website in 1994 and the site featured a presentation of the results from the Swedish parliament elections of that year. SVT published its first website in 1995, when the company wanted to find a way to develop the classic teletext.</p><p>The reason why we are studying these companies is that we wanted to find out why two publically funded companies decided to enter the new and relatively unknown Internet platform at a time when only three percent of the Swedish population had Internet access at home.</p><p>We have interviewed technicians and board members working for either SR or SVT at the time surrounding their entry on the Internet and we have also accessed board documents and other written information from the companies.</p><p>The study shows that both SR and SVT had an early presence on the Internet but without really investing. The respective boards were unsure about the usefulness of the new platform and the technicians were working without getting, according to themselves, enough time and money. The situation changed at the beginning of the 21^st century, after the timeframe of our study.</p>

In the mid-1990’s, the global computer network known as the Internet was introduced in Sweden. With this study, we are shining a light on the entrance of Swedish Public Service media on the Internet. The two major Swedish Public Service companies Sveriges Television (“Swedish Television”, also called SVT) and Sveriges Radio (“Swedish Radio”, also called SR) are included in this study. SR published its first website in 1994 and the site featured a presentation of the results from the Swedish parliament elections of that year. SVT published its first website in 1995, when the company wanted to find a way to develop the classic teletext. The reason why we are studying these companies is that we wanted to find out why two publically funded companies decided to enter the new and relatively unknown Internet platform at a time when only three percent of the Swedish population had Internet access at home. We have interviewed technicians and board members working for either SR or SVT at the time surrounding their entry on the Internet and we have also accessed board documents and other written information from the companies. The study shows that both SR and SVT had an early presence on the Internet but without really investing. The respective boards were unsure about the usefulness of the new platform and the technicians were working without getting, according to themselves, enough time and money. The situation changed at the beginning of the 21st century, after the timeframe of our study.