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This thesis is a critical discourse analysis of how money and the economic system are linguistically constructed and maintained in Swedish news journalism. The study focuses on news articles about prices and inflation published during the first quarter of 2025. The material consists partly of articles about inflation statistics, and partly of articles about the boycott of major grocery chains that
Title: “It’s Just a Tool” – Until It Isn’t: Understanding the Professional Identity of Creative Professionals in Response to the Promotion of Human-LLM Co- Creativity Authors: Britta Regling and Mathijs Driessen Supervisor: Stephan Schaefer, Program Director and Associate Professor at Lund University, School of Economics and Management, Sweden Course: BUSN49 – Master’s Thesis – Managing People, Kn
Title: The bittersweet taste of sensemaking: How consultants make sense of Generative AI in relation to their professional identity Course: BUSN49, Degree Project in Managing People, Knowledge and Change – Master Level Authors: Gloria Julia Glupe and Merryl Frances Nathanie Meka Supervisor: Sverre Spoelstra, Associate Professor, Lund University, Sweden Purpose: This study focuses on how consult
Abstract Title: When Thinking-Outside-The-Box becomes the Box - Deconstructing the Paradox of Creative Freedom and Organizational Control Course: BUSN49, Degree Project in Managing People, Knowledge and Change Authors: Katharina Ljung, Ronja Gabriela Maier Supervisor: Stephan Schaefer (PhD) Purpose: This study examines whether the relationship between creative freedom and organizational contro
In recent decades, pressure on organizations of different types to be seen as diverse, inclusive, and welcoming workspaces has dramatically increased, leading to the rise of the ‘queer-friendly’ organization. Intending to signal themselves as safe and welcoming workspaces, these organizations turn to a variety of physical and non-physical queer-friendly signals, such as queer flags, equal-treatmen
Purpose: As academic entrepreneurship becomes increasingly common, yet insufficiently understood as an ongoing identity process, this study examines how academic entrepreneurs construct and negotiate dual role identities, i.e. as academics and as entrepreneurs. Particular attention is paid to the role of temporality in that process. This study therefore asks: how do academic entrepreneurs use temp
Purpose: This study explores how employees from the three different diversity groups, individuals with mental health issues, neurodivergent employees and women with gendered care responsibilities, interpret return to office (RTO) policies and how these interpretations shape the employer-employee relationship. Methodology: This study presents a qualitative, interpretivist thesis grounded in symbol
Title: Developing Talent or Maintaining Control? Course: BUSN49 - Master Thesis Authors: Klara Gaskell-Brown and Lovisa Wiksborg Supervisor: Roland Paulsen Purpose: This study aims to understand how employees and managers make sense of talent management, and with a particular focus on the relationship between organizational structures, managerial practices and employee responsibility for ca
This thesis investigates whether the unilateral credit valuation adjustment (CVA) of plain-vanilla interest rate swap portfolios can be approximated accurately using a pre- computed library of basis-swap CVAs, avoiding the cost of full Monte Carlo revaluation. The approximation is constructed to require only a yield curve, a swaption volatility surface, and counterparty CDS spreads as inputs. The
This thesis examines how ILKATBO trigger frequency varies across the Volvo truck fleet and which operating conditions and vehicle characteristics are associated with elevated trigger behavior. Using logged vehicle data, trigger rate was analyzed at fleet level and within different driving-condition subsets. The results show that trigger behavior is systematic rather than random. At fleet level, ro
Detta arbete undersöker hur den snabba utvecklingen av artificiell intelligens, med särskilt fokus på genererade bilder, påverkar bevisvärderingen och utred-ningsansvaret i svenska brottmål. Med utgångspunkt i principerna om fri be-visföring och fri bevisvärdering i 35 kap. 1 § rättegångsbalken analyseras hur domstolarna hanterar, eller bör hantera, invändningar från den tilltalade om att digital This thesis examines how the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence, with a specific focus on generated imagery, impacts evidence and the duty to inve-stigate within Swedish criminal procedure. Grounded in the principles of free admissibility of evidence and the free evaluation of evidence under Chapter 35, Section 1 of the Swedish Code of Judicial Procedure, the study analyzes how courts ev
Offentlighetsprincipen är en fundamental grundbult i svensk rätt och spelar en väsentlig roll i den svenska identiteten och demokratin. Genom mediegrundlagarna är principen grundlagsskyddade. Med anledning av offentlighetsprincipen ges ett långtgående skydd för yttrande- och informationsfriheten, vilket kommer till uttryck i tryckfrihetsförordningen (1949:105) och yttrandefrihetsgrundlagen (1991:1The principle of public access to official records is a fundamental pillar of Swedish law and plays an essential role in Swedish identity and democracy. The principle is constitutionally protected by the Freedom of the Press Act and the Fundamental Law on Freedom of Expression. Due to the principle of public access to official records, comprehensive protection is given to freedom of speech and inf
HD 129590 is a stellar system with a directly imaged debris disk located in the Scorpius–Centaurus association, approximately 420 light years away. With an estimated age of 15 Myr, young systems like HD 129590 have been ideal for studying the development and evolution of exocomets and planetary disks at early epochs of star formation, at a time when such structures are just emerging. Consequently,
Determining the effective temperature (Teff) of stars is fundamental to further study stellar populations. For cool M-giants this is a challenge due to their crowded optical spectra, caused by closely spaced absorption lines from molecular bands. These complicate existing spectroscopic methods, limiting observations to the near-infrared (NIR). This is further motivated by the fact that NIR wavelen
High-energy proton-proton collisions such as the ones happening at the LHC can result in the formation of the QGP, a state of matter similar to the early Universe's. One property of the QGP is strangeness enhancement, leading to the formation of strange flavoured particles such as $\Xi$, $\Lambda$ or $K$. The aim of this thesis is to study the production mechanism of a strangeness-balanced tri
