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Is overtourism a threat to the Nordics, or can the sector become sustainable? tema

Is overtourism a threat to the Nordics, or can the sector become sustainable?

Jun 27, 2019 We have all seen the pictures of the queue to get to the top of Mount Everest, gigantic cruise ships docking in Venice and anti-tourist protests in Barcelona. Mass tourism has taken a step towards becoming “overtourism”.
Is precarious work becoming the new norm? nyhet

Is precarious work becoming the new norm?

May 20, 2016 Precarious work is spreading fast. One fifth of the UK workforce is already employed in the sharing economy, made famous by companies like Uber and Airbnb.
Is the green transition going too fast? analyse

Is the green transition going too fast?

Mar 25, 2022 All the Nordic countries agree that a green transition is needed in order to stop a climate catastrophe. But should the transition also do more than reduce CO2 emissions?
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Is the Nordic cooperation more fragile than we thought?

Jun 29, 2021 As the Corona pandemic hit in early 2020, there was a brutal and global stock market crash, unemployment skyrocketed in many countries and air traffic more or less came to a halt.
Is there gender equality among Nordic entrepreneurs? tema
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Is there gender equality among Nordic entrepreneurs?

Feb 21, 2022 Both in Sweden and in Finland there are more male than female entrepreneurs. What happens to gender equality when women live with men who are entrepreneurs? Are male and female entrepreneurs motivated by different things?
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Isac Albertsson

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Islands with their own point of view

Dec 10, 2021 The Faroe Islands, Greenland and Åland see the Nordic cooperation as a stepping stone to the outside world. But they also bring plurality to the Nordic table by enhancing awareness of different governance arrangements, peoples and their rights.
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It is time to get women on board again

Feb 27, 2023 The number of female state leaders is falling. In rapid succession, New Zealand’s Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern and Scotland’s First Minister Nicola Sturgeon announced their retirements.
It took 121 years to agree what psychologists really do tema

It took 121 years to agree what psychologists really do

Mar 02, 2010 When Sigmund Freud treated his first patient in 1889 little did he know that 121 years later there would be 77,250 psychiatrists and 250,000 psychologists in Europe. That is also how long it has taken to agree on a common European standard of qualifications.
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