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2019 - "Necessity has no law". A criminal law study of emergency regulation - Claes Lernestedt - Stockholm University
"Necessity has no law" is a well-known expression established in many languages (in German "Not kennt kein Gebot", i.e. "necessity...
2019 - A Middle-Range Theory of Law - Mauro Zamboni - Stockholm University
Although legislation is the source of most of modern law, it has not been subject to deeper reflection...
2019 - Criminal Competition. Justice, the good firm and a free market - Janne Flyghed - Stockholm University
The overall aim of the project is to study the possibilities for Swedish law enforcement to combat companies that through their criminal behavior...
2019 - Cross-border recognition of formalized same-sex relationships - Maarit Jänterä-Jareborg - Uppsala University, Sweden
Several European countries have taken the step of allowing same-sex couples to legally formalize their relationship, through the Institute of...
2019 - Interest deduction limitation - Swedish rules in the light of EU law - Lars Samuelsson - Uppsala University, Sweden
The aim of the project is to investigate the implementation of the EU Anti Tax Avoidance Directive in Sweden with a particular focus on the issue of...
2019 - The law of war in the Swedish constitution: a moving target - Inger Österdahl - Uppsala University, Sweden
Does a government always have the right to invite foreign troops to its aid, even if the government is undemocratic, lacks control...
2019 - Time preferences and medication adherence in Swedish HIV patients - Lisa Norrgren - University of Gothenburg
People have different preferences. Our preferences are part of our personality and allow us to be the same or...
2019 - Can falling auction prices be explained by preferences and auction formats? - Ola Andersson - Uppsala University, Sweden
Using auctions to allocate goods and services is a common practice. Its popularity is easy to understand as auctions...
2019 - Education, social preferences and the gender pay gap - Erik Wengström - Lund University
The largest part of the gender pay gap is driven by the fact that men and women work in different occupations and sectors. A crucial factor...
2019 - Early banking in Sweden 1850-1920, stage 3 - Magnus Andersson - University of Gothenburg
The aim of the study is to show the role of the emerging banks in Sweden and their participants in the transition to the...
2019 - Autophagy as a potential treatment for Alzheimer's tau pathology - Per Nilsson - Karolinska Institutet
Alzheimer's disease affects 100 000 people in Sweden. There is no cure and the need is great. The disease is caused by the protein...
2019 - Base editing as a treatment for Hutchinson-Gilford progeria syndrome - Maria Eriksson - Karolinska Institutet
Hutchinson-Gilford Progeria Syndrome (progeria) is a very rare genetic disorder, almost exclusively (>95% of cases) caused by a specific...
