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How can municipalities use their land ownership as a powerful tool to drive the transition towards more sustainable construction? This project explores the potential of land allocation as a strategic governance instrument.

With increased knowledge about children and young people, we can better understand their perspective on the world around them.

The pandemic has impacted us all, but some more than others. For those who are suffering from post-Covid, the lingering impact is particularly tangible. Interdisciplinary research is needed to understand this new health challenge.

The project is developing a cost-effective tool for measuring PFAS concentrations in soil. The aim is to promote sustainable land use through improved decision support, standardised methods, and guidance for professionals working in planning.

In this workshop, we will explore the idea that we do not only inhabit our own bodies. We are also part of a much larger 鈥渂ody鈥� 鈥� one with which we are intimately connected, one we influence, and which in turn influences us, yet...

Welcome to the opening of the exhibition Invocations by visual artist Birthe Jørgensen, currently artist-in-residence at Environmental Change and Technology and Social Change, funded by the profile area Societal Transformations. Birthe Jørgensen...

So much of our lives depend on technology. The development and use of technology creates possibilities as well as social, ethical and political dilemmas. That鈥檚 what we study at Tema T 鈥� Technology and Social Change.

Generational relations abound in the public sphere, from concerns that young people risk 鈥榳asting鈥� their lives to discussions on education, military investments, nuclear power and the welfare state. The workshop invites critical...

The Green Democratisation Laboratory explores how new forms of citizen engagement can strengthen public support for climate action in times of accelerating climate change and political polarisation.

LiU Humanities is a forum for collaboration between researchers, teachers and doctoral students active in the intersection of humanities and social sciences.