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Globaliseringens tre vågor: Sveriges internationalisering under 150 år
In: Underlagsrapport till Globaliseringsrådet 3
Vägen till citybanan: spårfrågan mellan Norr och Söder under 150 år
In: Monografier utgivna av Stockholms stad 221
Sida vid sida: en studie av jämställdhetspolitikens genealogi 1971 - 2006
In: Stockholm studies in politics 150
Demokratiska genvägar: Expertinflytande i den svenska lagstiftningsprocessen om medicinsk genteknik
In: Lund political studies 150
Demokratiska genvägar: expertinflytande i den svenska lagstiftningsprocessen om medicinsk genteknik
In: Lund political studies 150
Svenskt okynne: att underminera det auktoritära samhället ; en konferens anordnad av Humanistisk-Samhällsvetenskapliga Vetenskapsområdet vid Uppsala Universitet den 14 februari 2002
In: Skrifter 150
In: Acta Universitatis Upsaliensis
Byråkratisering eller avbyråkratisering: administrativ och samhällsorganisatorisk strukturomvandling inom svenskt vägväsende 1885 - 1985
In: Acta Universitatis Upsaliensis
In: Studia historica Upsaliensia 150
Perspectives on the evolving nature of military power
In: Julkaisusarja 2 / Tutkimusselosteita, No. 36
Raitasalo, J.; Sipilä, J.: Reconstructing war after the Cold War. - S. 1-24 Jeppsson, T.: Asymmetrisk krigföring : en aktuell krigföringsform. - S. 25-62 Rantapelkonen, J.: Information power vs military power. - S. 63-82 Mäkelä, J.: Combating terrorism in Nordic countries : a comparative study of the military's role. - S. 83-150 Mohlin, M.: Private military companies : a new strategic tool. - S. 151-164
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Ideellt arbete och föreningsdemokrati : Det demokratiska ledarskapets krav och utmaningar i IF Stoor – en fallstudie
In this case study, decision-making processes in the sport club 'IF Stoor' are analysed with a focus on so called voluntary "key actors" and their involvement in formal and informal decision-making processes. The aim of the study is to provide knowledge about how eleven key actors in a large sport club like IF Stoor – with approximately 3,000 members, many organisational levels but relatively few members involved in the formal decision-making bodies – acted and handled democratic claims and at the same time tried to secure the voluntary based sport production. The analysis shows that the key actors were involved continually in the club's two parallel decision-making processes. There were formal decision-making bodies with statutes-directed processes which strengthened the club's organization and economy. There were also informal, spatially indefinite and practice-driven decision-making processes that existed parallel with the formal ones. The informal decision-making processes, which had participatory qualities, involved a large part of the club's about 150 leaders. This applied in particular to the coordinators of the club's 10 sport sections – here labelled as key actors – who acted and functioned as organisational "nodes" in the decision-making processes. These coordinators, but also many other categories of members – especially leaders and athletes (and supportive relatives) – represented, in accordance with Ahrne & Papakosta's organisational theory, 'resources', who occasionally engaged in participatory democratic discussions, negotiations and decisions. A conclusion drawn from this case study is that when informal decision-making processes are included in the analyses, a relatively large number of the club 150 leaders were involved in collective decision-making
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