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  1. 1. Highly Able Students in Physical Education. The learning experiences of a group of highly able PE students at the end of compulsory schooling

    University essay from Göteborgs universitet/Institutionen för pedagogik och didaktik

    Author : David Jenkins; [2010-08-30]
    Keywords : highly able; gifted; talented; PE;

    Abstract : AimsThe overall purpose of this study is to examine the learning experiences of a group of highly talented year 9 physical education pupils. Further the aim is to gain an insight in to how the students feel they develop and improve and how they could maximize their experiences and learning. READ MORE

  2. 2. The Management Control System Package of IKEA Bäckebol -a Case Study

    University essay from Göteborgs universitet/Företagsekonomiska institutionen

    Author : Maria Berglund; Gustav Rapp; [2010-08-24]
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    Abstract : Background and problem: In an article from 1984, Kaplan concluded that the research that had been developed in the area of management accounting and management control from 1925 to that point had little or no influence on the real organizations, who should be the beneficiaries. As of today the opposite problem from what Kaplan found in 1984 can be spotted, there are almost too many choices in accounting and management control. READ MORE

  3. 3. MOB JUSTICE – A qualitative research regarding vigilante justice in modern Uganda.

    University essay from Göteborgs universitet/Institutionen för socialt arbete

    Author : Robin Glad; Åsa Strömberg; Anton Westerlund; [2010-08-10]
    Keywords : Mob justice; judicial system; social class; crowd violence;

    Abstract : Mob justice can be explained as a situation where a crowd of people, sometimes several hun-dred, take the law into their own hands, act as accusers, jury and judge and punish an alleged criminal on the spot. This procedure often ends up with the victim being beaten to death or seriously injured. READ MORE

  4. 4. Connecting the Dots – Intertextuality and Narrative in LazyTown

    University essay from Göteborgs universitet/Institutionen för journalistik och masskommunikation

    Author : Daniel Jonsson; [2010-08-09]
    Keywords : hero; villain; Intertextuality; narrative; characters; TV-show; stereotypes; genre;

    Abstract : Title: Connecting the Dots – Intertextuality and Narrative in LazyTownAuthor: Daniel JonssonTutor: Marie GrusellCourse: Media and Communication Studies Advanced LevelPeriod: Spring 2010Summary: The aim of this study is to analyze the intertextual and narrative components ofthe children’s TV-program LazyTown. This show has become very successful internationally,making it a rewarding subject for this sort of study, as well as the importance thatintertextuality plays in the media today. READ MORE

  5. 5. The Role of Customer Magazines Customers’ perceptions of the Volvo Trucks Customer Magazine

    University essay from Göteborgs universitet/Institutionen för journalistik och masskommunikation

    Author : Veronica Nyblom; [2010-08-04]
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    Abstract : Title The Role of Customer Magazines - Customers’ perceptions of the Volvo TrucksCustomer MagazineAuthor Veronica NyblomCourse Bachelor thesis in Media and Communication studiesSemester Spring semester 2010Supervisor Jan StridUniversity University of GothenburgAim The purpose of this study is to investigate how the readers perceive the VolvoTrucks customer magazine, and if these perceptions correspond with the magazineobjectivesMethod Qualitative interviewsMaterial Four conducted telephone interviews with customers from South Africa,Saudi Arabia and ArgentinaMain results The main results of this research study show that the generalperception of the customer magazine is positive, and that the image of Volvo Trucksas a technically driven company should be further emphasized throughout themagazine. Furthermore, the consensus among the respondents indicates that theinterpretation and perception of the magazine is primarily derived from therespondents’ professional job role, rather than being influenced by individual orcultural norms and values. READ MORE