The Global Policy Research Group held its opening ceremony in Lund last week. Already having produced four policy papers, the group looks ahead to a bright future.
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Kommentarer inaktiverade för Students start a think tank: “I want it to become the leading policy institute in the Nordics”
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Yesterday (11th of September) polls in Sweden closed, and the preliminary results are in. As of now, the right wing bloc is in the lead with one mandate, and the far-right Sweden Democrats becomes the second largest party in Sweden.
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Kommentarer inaktiverade för After the Thriller – Right Wing Coalition Likely to Win Election
There will be a stop in the train traffic between Malmö and Lund on September 19th-28th. The cancellation is due to construction of new tracks.
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Kommentarer inaktiverade för No trains between Malmö and Lund at the end of the month
On Sunday September 11th, Swedish citizens will elect 349 members into parliament, called the Riksdag. Lundagård sat down to talk with Lars Edgren, Professor Emeritus at the Department of History, about the historical roots of Swedish democracy as well as the current election.
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Kommentarer inaktiverade för Understanding the Election – a Guide to Swedish Politics
Building robots is not a privilege reserved for engineering students at LTH. Lundagård talked to Mia Huovilainen and Theodor Årnfelt to learn how robotics is applied in cognitive science.
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Kommentarer inaktiverade för Robotic sensations at LUX
When attending festivities of other countries it is just impossible to leave out comparisons to the traditions one grew up with. Being a German in Lund, Lundagårds Verena Mühlberger was triggered by the Lundakarneval to revisit some childhood memories.
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Kommentarer inaktiverade för Fasching, Kirmes and Biergarten – memories of German carnivals
