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2 avhandlingar innehållade ordet processpårning.
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Författare :Mattias Gradén; Susanne Stenbacka; Susanna Heldt Cassel; Erik Westholm; Marie Stenseke; Uppsala universitet; []
Nyckelord :SAMHÄLLSVETENSKAP; SOCIAL SCIENCES; Planning; wind power; Dalarna; opposition; semi-structured interviews; acceptance; discourse analysis; process tracing; cultural geography; Planering; vindkraft; Dalarna; lokalt motstånd; social acceptans. diskursanalys; processpårning; kulturgeografi; Social and Economic Geography; Kulturgeografi; Energy and Built Environments;
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The global climate threat has intensified Sweden’s ambitions to build wind power stations. This thesis explores the planning of, and opposition to, wind power in the inland rural and forest regions of Sweden. LÄS MER
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Författare :Karolina Wiell; Lars Fälting; Mats Larsson; Johan Samuelsson; Uppsala universitet; []
Nyckelord :SAMHÄLLSVETENSKAP; SOCIAL SCIENCES; Medical officer; Health care; Hygiene; Medical history; Medical science; Personal hygiene; Norm; Normalization; Popular science; Media; Professionalization; Public baths; Public health; Sauna; Bathhouses; Rural Sweden; Bastu; Badhus; Badstugor; Befolkningsekonomi; Bakteriologi; Befolkningshistoria; Beteendeekonomi; Beteendevetenskap; Bioetik; Ekonomi; Ekonomiskhistoria; Ekonomiskpolitik; Ekonomiskpsykologi; Folkbad; Folkbildning; Folkhälsa; Folkhälsoforskning; Folkrörelse; Folkrörelsehistoria; Förtroende; Förtroendeforskning; Hygien; Hygienvetenskap; Hälsovård; Ideologi; Kvinnohistoria; Landsbygd; Media; Mediahistoria; Medicinhistoria; Nationalekonomi; Normalisering; Normer; Offentliga bad; Personlig hygien; Populärvetenskap; Privathygien; Processpårning; Professionalisering; Provinsialläkare; Samhällsekonomi; Samhällshistoria; Textanalys; Utbildningshistoria; Välfärd; Välfärdssverige; Ekonomisk historia; Economic History;
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In this thesis, the question of why a large number of small, modest, public baths (saunas) were built on the Swedish countryside during 1920–1949 has been analysed. The specific research question has been: How did the idea of the need for the baths, as well better personal hygiene among the Swedish population, develop? The study is based on a number of different sources, including governmental registers, records, and motions to parliament, reports from the organization of the district medical officers, popular science books, leaflets, schoolbooks and magazines. LÄS MER
