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Cookies, privacy & user motivation
No full text"With the advent of information technology, complex discussions of privacy and autonomy gain a new character in the digital space. One result is the so-called privacy paradox, which states that people generally care more about privacy than their actions show. The project seeks to explore the factors contributing to motivation in young students towards actively taking a stance regarding optional cookies. The goal of the project is to propose a solution to the privacy paradox. The analysis is based on the theory of communicative action in that we understand cookies as a steering medium, and the systematic defining of privacy in cookiebanners as a product of the rationalization of society.We conduct 10 semi-structured interviews exploring the attitudes, values and habits of the students as they relate to self determination theory and the internalisation of motivation. We perform coding and meaning analysis of the resulting data to specify central relations affecting the degree of internalisation of motivation among the student.We conclude that competence is a major limiting factor preventing the students from taking action aligning with their core values. Furthermore, the nature of cookies as a technology naturally limits the possibility for discourse on online privacy to take place in informal settings, as cookies function in the background and cookiebanners are often seen as a barrier to the purpose of going to the website. Finally, we suggest the implementation of mandatory education in public schools with a distinct focus on promoting dialogue between students to strengthen relatedness and competence as psychological needs for motivation.
Urban Green Spaces and Community - A Qualitative Study of the Physical and Social Environment in Pileparken 6
No full textThis research paper explores the relationship between the physical and social environment in a socialhousing in Gladsaxe Municipality. Furthermore, it examines how a new recreational area will enhancethe sense of community. The study was conducted in collaboration with Social Balance in GladsaxeMunicipality. The research question is explored through qualitative methods, including semi-structuredinterview, observations and document analysis. The empirical findings are explored through ananalytical framework based on theories of place and community, combined with relevant researchpublications. Furthermore, with the study being open to both empirical findings and theoretical perspectives,it leans towards an abductive approach by including both inductive and deductive approaches.The project contributes to the academic field by examining how physical planning combinedwith social initiatives can create viable solutions for neighborhood community. This study concludesthat the physical dimensions of the area influence the social environment, and that the newrecreational area can support social interactions by providing multiple places for encounters. However,the physical environment alone cannot foster social interaction—additional efforts are needed.Furthermore, it is recommended that the municipality emphasize the concept of neighborliness ratherthan community. Based on the results, a set of recommendations has been developed to guide themunicipality's further efforts in enhancing the sense of community within the area
Resilient Cities: Urban Planning Against Earthquakes: Resilient Cities: Urban Planning Against Earthquakes
No full textDette projekt fokuserede på, hvordan byplanlægning kan minimere jordskælvsskader og tab af menneskeliv i jordskælvstruede områder, samt de tiltag, der kan implementeres for at gøre både nye og eksisterende byområder mere modstandsdygtige over for jordskælv. Med fokus på det kritiske skæringspunkt mellem tekniske, sociale og miljømæssige overvejelser taler forskningen for en holistisk og multidisciplinær tilgang til byplanlægning, der integrerer risikobegrænsende strategier og samfundsengagement. Projektet understreger vigtigheden af at forstå udsatte regioners unikke behov og inddrage lokal viden i planlægningsprocessen. Nøgleforanstaltninger, der diskuteres, omfatter implementering af strengere byggeregler, oprettelse af sikre zoner og integration af grøn infrastruktur for at reducere risici. Derudover understreger projektet behovet for aktiv involvering af lokalsamfund i beslutningstagning og genopretningsindsats, da lokalsamfundets modstandskraft spiller en afgørende rolle i langsigtet genopretning og bæredygtighed. Gennem casestudier fra forskellige jordskælvsudsatte regioner, herunder Hatay, Tyrkiet, undersøger projektet effektiviteten af disse strategier i praksis. Forskningen fremhæver også teknologiens rolle, såsom tidlige varslingssystemer, med hensyn til at afbøde katastrofepåvirkninger og sikre rettidige reaktioner. Endelig foreslår undersøgelsen, at urban resiliens ikke kun handler om at opføre fysisk modstandsdygtige bygninger, men også om at skabe fleksible og adaptive byrum, der understøtter både fysisk beskyttelse og social og mental genopretning af lokalsamfund. Resultaterne af dette projekt giver værdifuld indsigt til forbedring af jordskælvsberedskab og genopbygning efter katastrofe i forbindelse med byplanlægning.This project focused on how urban planning can minimize earthquake damage and loss of life in earthquake-prone areas, as well as the measures that can be implemented to make both new and existing urban areas more resilient to earthquakes. Focusing on the critical intersection of technical, social, and environmental considerations, the research advocates for a holistic and multidisciplinary approach to urban planning that integrates risk mitigation strategies and community engagement. The project emphasizes the importance of understanding the unique needs of vulnerable regions and incorporating local knowledge into the planning process. Key measures discussed include the implementation of stricter building codes, the creation of safe zones, and the integration of green infrastructure to reduce risks. Additionally, the project stresses the need for active involvement of local communities in decision-making and recovery efforts, as community resilience plays a vital role in long-term recovery and sustainability. Through case studies from various earthquake-prone regions, including Hatay, Turkey, the project investigates the effectiveness of these strategies in practice. The research also highlights the role of technology, such as early warning systems, in mitigating disaster impacts and ensuring timely responses. Finally, the study proposes that urban resilience is not only about constructing physically resilient buildings, but also about creating flexible and adaptive urban spaces that support both physical protection and the social and mental recovery of communities. The findings of this project offer valuable insights for improving earthquake preparedness and post-disaster reconstruction in the context of urban planning
Resilience in Repression: Strategies of Civil Society Organisations in Nepal's Civic Space
No full textParallelsamfundsloven smadrer almene boliger og skubber borgere væk - uden at løse problemerne
No full text15 forskere diskuterer i et debatindlæg konsekvenserne af parallelsamfundsloven, som de mener skaber og forstærker negative forestillinger om ikkevestlige borgere. "Med parallelsamfundsloven bliver by- og boligpolitik sammenfiltret med integrationspolitik. Det er meget problematisk," siger de. De påpeger, at loven underminerer den almene boligsektors rolle i at skabe social mobilitet og udligne socioøkonomiske forskelle
Pave Frans i åben kamp med Trump om immigrationspolitik og næstekærlighed
No full textPave Frans er i en skrivelse gået til direkte angreb på Donald Trumps immigrationspolitik. Det gjorde han tirsdag i denne uge i et åbent brev til de katolske biskopper i USA. Brevet har fået stor medieopmærksomhed i hele verden. Debatten skiller lige nu vandene i USA, hvor kristne værdier spiller en stor rolle i den politiske debat
Dialogisk samskabelse af personcentreret kommunikation i mødet mellem psykiatribrugere og somatiske sygeplejersker
No full textDenne afhandling udfolder en række relevante perspektiver på mødet mellem mennesker med psykiske lidelser og sygeplejersker i forbindelse med en indlæggelse i somatisk regi. Dette møde har erfarings- og forskningsmæssigt vist sig ofte at være vanskeligt for begge parter med konsekvenser for bl.a. patientsikkerhed og arbejdsmiljø. Patientsikkerhed er både globalt og internationalt af afgørende betydning for kvaliteten af sundhedsvæsenets ydelser, mens sygeplejerskers arbejdsmiljø udgør et omdrejningspunkt ift. at tilvejebringe viden af betydning for rekruttering og fastholdelse, herunder moral distress og forråelse. Problemstillingen undersøges ved hjælp af narrative, etnografiske og samskabende metoder gennem tre delstudier, der således føder ind i hinanden.Dette forskningsprojekt viser ikke blot at, men tilbyder også et perspektiv på hvordan, dominerende diskurser i et fragmenteret sundhedsvæsen, drevet af neoliberale logikker, potentielt skubber sygeplejersker ud i moral distress. Dette skub sker bl.a. med afsæt i, at personcentrerede og holistiske værdier overrules af disse neoliberale logikker. Jeg peger med projektet også på, hvordan strukturelle, diskursive mekanismer driver andetgørelse og stigmatisering og siver ind i mødet mellem psykiatribrugere og somatiske sygeplejersker. Disse mekanismer bidrager til, at både patientsikkerhed og arbejdsmiljø kompromitteres. Endelig bidrager rækken af samskabelsesworkshops til at lyse på sprækkerne i sygeplejerskers og psykiatribrugeres betydningsforhandlinger, hvor vi på baggrund af fælles analyse udfolder spændinger og mulighedsrum knyttet til mødet mellem sygeplejersker og psykiatribrugere.Afhandlingen kan danne afsæt for drøftelser, formidling og undervisning ift.:• Den nuværende forståelse af patientsikkerhed, der med fordel kan udvides til også at omfatte værdighed og emotionel sikkerhed• At drøfte af vilkår for personcentreret pleje og behandling i et sundhedsvæsen præget af en effektivitetsdiskurs• En styrkelse af sygeplejerskers professionsidentitet og opmærksomhed på ”sprækkerne”, hvor sygeplejersker (og andre sundhedsprofessionelle) kan modstå, udfordre og bekæmpe neoliberale logikker og biomedicinske diskurser• En udvidet forståelse af stigma og andetgørelse af marginaliserede grupper og sammenhængen med ulighed i sundhed, med særligt fokus på konstituerende strukturelle faktorer.<br/
Practices of urban walking:ethnographies of walking ‘in action’
No full textDrawing on practice theory and non-representational geography, this article advances the literature on embodied walking by analysing the often-overlooked mundane micro-actions, activities, and things that enable and make up practices and spaces of walking. This article gives a lively non-representational empirical account of how walking activities take place in specific locations, thus trying to unpack how this ‘almost instinctively performed’ practice is accomplished. The first part establishes a theoretical account of what a sensory account of walking practices and spaces must entail. The second part crafts ethnographies of place-specific walking activities. Third, I discuss some common themes regarding walking environments and walking as a sensory practice across three cases, in contrast to running and cycling
D3.8 Living labs for co-creation and co-innovation v2.0:Horizon Europe Project LibrarIN. HORIZON-CL2-2021-HERITAGE-01-02
No full textThis report is “Deliverable 3.8: Living labs for co-creation and co-innovation v2.0” of the Horizon Europe LibrarIN project. It reports “Task 3.3, Living labs for co-creation and co-innovation of WP3, Thematic and empirical work in selected co-creation areas”. Its aim is to explore how libraries develop experimental settings for co-creation and co-innovation. This second realise of the deliverable provides: 1) a review of the literature about libraries as living labs (Part 1), which is adopted from D3.7; and 2) illustration of the cases selected for analysis (Part 2). We use the construct of living labs as an analytical lens to characterize libraries as experimental settings. Specifically, we explore, based on the literature reviewed and case illustrations, how some libraries are transforming the library space into experimental settings that share many characteristics of living labs.<br/