Title You play, we?ll watch ? a study about e-sport consumption and communityAuthor Simon KarlssonSemester Spring 2012Tutor Malin SveningssonNumber of pages 67 (1 appendix)Aim The study aims to explore the motivations and needs behind e-sport consumption and the possible identity construction it entails.Method Qualitative methods: interviews and participant observations.Material Ten interviews with individuals from the barcraft community in Gothenburg, Sweden. Ethnography studies from four locations in total for the e-sport tournament GBG E-sport Open: three from qualifiers and one from the finals.Main results E-sport consumption proved to fill a variety of needs. Affective: To be entertained and experience emotional satisfaction. Social integrative: to connect with friends and other viewers.

In this study, we have considered the impact the organization`s implementation of its vision of the psychosocial work enviroment has been for the relations between the employees. We have primarily relied on a hermeneutic approach to understand our empirical data, and when we have interpreted and made a socialpsycological analysis on our collected empirical data. We have used Smith´s Institutional Ethnography, Sheff`s Social bonds and Asplund`s theory of Social responsivity. To collect the empirical data we have combined quantitative and qualtitative methods and a textanalysis at a visiondocument in the aim of capture both the depht and the breadth of our chosen fields of study. The results we have found shows that the psycosocial work environment within the organization can be seen as interplay between individual and enviroment and between individuals as well and that this interaction is influenced by the organizational culture that is created by the organization`s political vision.

Den här studien undersöker processbarhetsprogressionen i ett läromedel i svenska för nybör­jare. Analysen tar sin utgångspunkt i den processbarhetshierarki som utarbetats av Pienemann & Håkansson (1999:404). Studien belyser i vilken utsträckning läromedlet följer process­bar­hetsprogression, hur stort utrymme de fem PT-nivåerna får i läromedlet och hur dessa nivåer tränas i läromedlets övningsuppgifter.Undersökningen visar att grammatiska strukturer från de flesta PT-nivåerna förekommer redan i läromedlets tidigaste texter. Boken följer processbarhetsprogression på en mor­fo­logisk nivå, men inte på en syntaktisk. De lägsta nivåerna (1 och 2) är de vanligaste nivåerna och den högsta nivån (5) är den minst förekommande.

Den här studien undersöker processbarhetsprogressionen i ett läromedel i svenska för nybör­jare. Analysen tar sin utgångspunkt i den processbarhetshierarki som utarbetats av Pienemann & Håkansson (1999:404). Studien belyser i vilken utsträckning läromedlet följer process­bar­hetsprogression, hur stort utrymme de fem PT-nivåerna får i läromedlet och hur dessa nivåer tränas i läromedlets övningsuppgifter.Undersökningen visar att grammatiska strukturer från de flesta PT-nivåerna förekommer redan i läromedlets tidigaste texter. Boken följer processbarhetsprogression på en mor­fo­logisk nivå, men inte på en syntaktisk. De lägsta nivåerna (1 och 2) är de vanligaste nivåerna och den högsta nivån (5) är den minst förekommande.

An ethnographic study loosely informed by the theoretical framework of distributed cognition was carried out in order to describe how mariners have adopted the Automatic Identification System (AIS) in their work practice, or"made the technology their own". AIS is a transponder-based identification and communication system that allows ships to automatically identify and track each other. In addition to facilitating the identification and tracking of ships, objectives behind the introduction of AIS are to"simplify informational exchange", and"provide additional information to assist situation awareness". Participant observation and interviews were made at four different ships, as well as at two shore stations. A focus group was also held at a maritime conference.

The aim of this study is to map the consumption patterns of the poor. We also examine if loyalty can be created in this segment, and try to discover different types of poverty. This study is of great importance since the poor segment has been slightly overlooked in marketing research. Therefore we have also turned to other academic disciplines such as sociology, ethnography and consumer culture in order to analyze our empirical input. The study is abductive and we have in a qualitative and ethnographical manner conducted interviews in order to obtain information and reveal categories.

GPS is perhaps the future in agriculture. The next years will show it but the precision becomes only better and better and the number of users becomes only more and more. This work shows experiences from today's users and how the profitability can be improved on a farm with normal plant cultivation. The aim is to show how big the actual advantage can be to have a GPS and how good precision there is with the equipment. John Deere and Trimble are the big producers of GPS equipment to the agriculture.