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Hacking Capitalism
Hacking Capitalism examines the Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) movement, giving exceptional insight into the struggle by hackers over technological development and legislation.
Att föda som en man
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Makten över barnen
Mer än 6 % av alla svenska barn kommer någon gång under sin uppväxt att bli omhändertagna av socialtjänsten. Det är nästan två barn i varje skolklass. Två barn i varje skolklass som har fått sina föräldrar utbytta mot myndighetspersoner. Ett stort antal forskningsstudier har visat att barn som växer upp i fosterhem och barnhem får det betydligt sämre än barn som växer upp med sina föräldrar. Ändå omhändertas allt fler barn av socialtjänsten. Bakom varje omhändertaget barn finns en historia. Men det är en historia som sällan eller aldrig hörs. Den här boken handlar om en sådan historia. Men framförallt handlar den om historien bakom historien. Hur socialtjänsten arbetar med barn, hur den borde arbeta med barn och varför fler och fler barn fastnar i dess nät trots att vårt samhälle är rikare och mer välmående än någonsin.
Ystadsfamiljen - Den fullständiga historien
Den fullständiga historien om Ystadsfamiljen. Baserad på omfattande intervjuer med familjen och socialtjänstens interna dokument.
Homo systematicus
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Souls of Air
Linköping's top detective, Malin Fors, is about to take on a case that's a little too close for comfort. Her daughter has just discovered a dead body. It is that of a 79-year-old resident at the nursing home where she works. He's been hung by his own alarm cord. At first it looks like a cut and dry suicide. But when the autopsy suggests foul play, Malin probes deeper and uncovers rumours about the home's mismanagement its greedy millionaire owner. Was it a mercy killing, or was someone trying to silence the victim? Who could possibly benefit from the death of an elderly man? Only someone with a lot to gain - or a lot to lose...
The Haunted Wood
'A MARVEL' PHILIP PULLMAN Can you remember the first time you fell in love with a book? The stories we read as children matter. The best ones are indelible in our memories; reaching far beyond our childhoods, they are a window into our deepest hopes, joys and anxieties. They reveal our past – collective and individual, remembered and imagined – and invite us to dream up different futures. In a pioneering history of the children’s literary canon, The Haunted Wood reveals the magic of childhood reading, from the ancient tales of Aesop, through the Victorian and Edwardian golden age to new classics. Excavating the complex lives of our most beloved writers, Sam Leith offers a humane portrait of a genre and celebrates the power of books to inspire and console entire generations. *** 'Profoundly erudite and gloriously entertaining, this is the most purely enjoyable literary history I have ever read.' Tom Holland 'The Haunted Wood captures the magic of childhood reading and casts a spell of its own.' —Laura Freeman, The Times
The Room
The Authority looks favourably upon meticulousness, efficiency and ambition. Bjorn has all of this in spades, but it's only in the Room that he can really shine. Unfortunately, his colleagues see things differently. In fact, they don't even see the Room at all. The Room is a short, sharp and fiendish fable in the tradition of Franz Kafka, Samuel Beckett and Charlie Kauffman. If you have ever toiled in an office, felt like the world was against you or questioned the nature of reality then this is the novel for you.
