There are few books on women’s history in Malmö. This project is a collected documentation in the form of “oral history” from living women who in various ways helped to forma their 1900s. This makes the image Malmö’s history to become more complex and detailed. The book can be read

The aim is to write a popular science version of the thesis “A pill for the ill? Depression, medicalization and public health. ” The thesis consists of four papers. The overall aim is twofold. Firstly, to describe and analyse the experiences of patients with antidepressants as a treatment for depression,

The Swedish crime writer’s success and popularity today is beyond doubt. Something that often fascinates both Swedish and international readers are descriptions of the Swedish nature and anchorage in the local society, which can evoke feelings of both recognition and something exotic. What is missing in the Swedish book market

Since the pharmaceutical industry is undergoing major structural changes, large company restructures and cuts down or is placed in virtual units and small virtual company starts, this require a new approach and new working methods for the successful development of business within biotechnology and the pharmaceutical industry. The goal is

A big and unusual photo project about books. All images originates from a book or books in one way or another, but they are, like books, very different. The images describe the books from different angles and can get the audience to find out their own internal images of books.

Primarily the book will provide a reference and a record for the future of how Skåne’s coast looked at this particular time in history. Secondly it will make it’s readers aware as to how the coast actually looks and through texts gives insight of possible threats and future developments. There

Teater Sagohuset has during the nine last summers, and on the February vacation each year, implemented a highly regarded business with drama and dance for children with disabilities. The project Dance Drama Dialogue ended with experience sharing in the form of a method and inspirational booklet “Look! I fly across