Essays about: "Edward Johansson"
Found 4 essays containing the words Edward Johansson.
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1. Headless Decisions : Exploring Headless Architecture in Leather Business Management
University essay from Uppsala universitet/Institutionen för informationsteknologiAbstract : In this day and age, most people have a multitude of ways to access the internet and many businesses have multiple online applications to serve their consumers. It was due to these circumstances that the idea of enabling one backend to serve multiple frontends arose, which is the object of building an application with a headless architecture. READ MORE
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2. Linnik's Proof of the Waring-Hilbert Theorem
University essay from Lunds universitet/Matematik (naturvetenskapliga fakulteten)Abstract : In number theory, Waring–Hilbert’s theorem guarantees that for each k there is an integer h ≥ 0 so that, for every non-negative integer n there are non-negative integers a1,a2,...,ak such that ak 1 + ak 2 + ··· + ak h = n. READ MORE
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3. Gated communities i staden : en undersökning om hur det offentliga rummet påverkas samt vilka konsekvenser det har för svensk stadsbyggnad
University essay from SLU/Dept. of Urban and Rural DevelopmentAbstract : Det offentliga rummet utgör en viktig roll i staden. Det fungerar som stadens knutpunkt där mänskliga möten sker och kunskapsutbyten genereras. READ MORE
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4. ”The Aid Workers' Difficult Decisions in Ebolaland” : An analysis of the Swedish news reporting on the Ebola outbreak in West Africa
University essay from Uppsala universitet/Statsvetenskapliga institutionenAbstract : This article is to scrutinize Western media on the Ebola outbreak in West Africa by looking more closely at the largest Swedish newspapers. It is to investigate the otherization of Africa and the African, more specifically, whether there are Orientalist features within the media reporting that can construct an Africanness, the Africanization of Africa, as well as the reinforcement of West's own identity, the de-Africanization of the West, portarying it as non-African, and more importantly whether the Ebola disease has undergone this de-Africanization process. READ MORE
