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INTIMATE AI: Young women’s self-perception and embodied knowledge in the age of automation
AI now reaches into every aspect of life, even what we think about as intimate and private. Simplified, AI takes in data, makes predictions, and suggests the best cause for action...
The digital right to repair: a study of legal ideals, public controversies and messy practices
E-waste is the fastest growing waste stream globally.To mitigate the negative environmental impact e-waste has on the environment, the EU is currently drafting legislation for a Ri...
Digital infrastructure sovereignty: Towards a public value-based media policy for the datafied Swedish welfare state
In its Digital Strategy (Regeringskansliet, 2017a), the Swedish government outlines how it plans to harness the opportunities of digital transformation to build a sustainable Swedi...
Cybersecurity and the politics of responsibility: Renegotiations of state-citizen relations in a digital democracy
The complex, unbounded, decentralized, and deterritorialized nature of the Internet places the problem of responsibility at the center of global and national cybersecurity debates....
Implementing Artificial Intelligence (AI): Exploring how AI changes information and knowledge practices in healthcare
Healthcare is one of the most promising application areas for artificial intelligence (AI) but research has identified numerous barriers to the implementation and use of AI applica...
Postdigital Propaganda? Understanding Digitally Enabled Disinformation
The digital age has altered how disinformation is created, circulated, and responded to.There is still a lack, however, of systematic studies that try to characterise and understan...
Receptivity to misinformation in the digital age
The proliferation of misinformation in the digital age poses serious challenges to modern societies, which depend on a well-informed public.A particularly crucial problem is that i...
Data-driven interdisciplinary methods to combat crime and fear using police CCTV
In Sweden there has been a sharp increase in the police use of CCTV during the past decade, not least in deprived neighborhoods where gangs exert a large influence.Our studies of s...
Bankruptcy and criminality
The study examines two issues related to bankruptcy and criminality. The first one is whether statutory audits reduce economic criminality by failing firms.We use a large sample of...
‘What Works’ in Prison? Causal Evidence on the Intended and Unintended Impacts of Sanction Reforms and In-Prison Healthcare
Purpose and Aims.Prison authorities have many tools – e.g. placement policies, treatment, sentence length, electronic monitoring – to rehabilitate offenders and reduce recidivism....
Video surveillance recordings and artificial intelligence in crime investigation
Our objective is to generate rich knowledge about the consequences of the implementation of video surveillance and AI for investigative purposes in the Swedish Police Authority.We...
Cybercrime: a longitudinal register-based study on demographic, socio-economic and technological determinants
Strengthening public security and protecting institutions are crucial to society and of great concern to the Swedish government.Given an increased use of internet in daily life,whi...
Hate crime in the justice system: A study to improve the Swedish Police Authority’s capacity to identify and investigate hate crime
Hate crimes are a particularly serious form of criminality that is to be prioritized by the Police Authority.It is therefore deeply concerning that both state agencies and previous...
Politically motivated crimes against immigrants in Sweden: When, where and how?
The purpose of this project is to explain when, where and how legal expressions of discontent with migration escalate into criminal actions against migrants, policymakers and migra...
Social Change and Crime. A Multi-Cohort Study on Crime and the Life-Course
In the proposed project we intend to investigate the development of crime and changes with respect to its risk factors, structure and distribution. The project will use a multi-coh...
Understanding Human Decomposition to aid Crime Investigations
Yearly, around 400 Swedish search rescue operations targeting people reported missing in potentially life threatening circumstances are carried out. In 11% of the cases the missing...
Swedish Criminal Justice History 1830-1930
Sweden and the other Nordic countries are well known today for having comparatively low rates of incarceration.But scholarship on the origins of “Nordic exceptionalism” has been li...
Natural Hazards and Migration in Madagascar: Towards an Integrated Monitoring and Modeling for Mitigation and Adaptation
Climate hazards bear visible effects on natural and human systems in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs).Scholars agree that climate hazards are crucially linked to migration...
ImmobiliTy in a cHAnging ClimAte (ITHACA)
The global climate change crisis presents uncertainty, where more people living in precarious situations are and will be exposed to climatic hazards. Flooding, heatwaves and sea le...
Human Mobility, Global Challenges and Resilience in an Age of Social Stress
PHOENIX studies how Global Changes - including environmental, climate, demographic, consumption, energy and land-use, food and mental health policies, and socio-cultural transforma...