What on earth do people see in Camping? Why do they choose this compact living in their holiday? All that people in caravans who are put together in a Camp site.The purpose of my study was to find out who and wy. My ethnographic study in a Camp site with participation observations, interviews and analysis have results in facts that show why.The most common Camper is the house owner with average income. And the choice of the Camp site depend on the security and the service that the Camp site offered. The Camp site was controlled and the Campers controlled each other.

To take part in a summer hockey Camp during the summer vacation is something that is very popular. This study is carried out through parents of ice-hockey active children in the south of Sweden. The main purpose of this study is to investigate for which reasons parents might let their children participate in a summer hockey Camp. It is also studied which parts of the contents in a Camp that is considered important by the parents and how much they are willing to pay for a week. To answer this, were an inquiry send out to 86 respondents.

The thesis demonstrates protection solutions that can be suitable for a Camp during internationalmissions in order to resist complex threats. The threats could consist of small arms, machineguns,RPG 7, anti armour missiles, mortar, artillery, HPM-weapons, car bombs, biological and chemicalweapons as well as sabotage and theft. It?s not the technology itself that makes the threat scenariocomplex it?s the way the opponent acts during the operations. The opponent acts usually incivilian clothes and therefore he is difficult to distinguish from other civilians.

Jordan is a developing country and there are ten Palestine refugee Camps throughout Jordansince the Arab-Israel conflict in 1948 and the Arab-Israel war in 1967. The Camps are run byUnited Nation Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA)which is the main provider of health care in the Camp. Today, the fourth generation ofrefugees lives in the Camps which are extremely overpopulated. The social and economicconditions in the Camps are poor. The nurses' workload in the Health care centre in the Campis getting harder and UNRWA's resources are getting strained due to funding shortfalls.

The thesis demonstrates protection solutions that can be suitable for a Camp during internationalmissions in order to resist complex threats. The threats could consist of small arms, machineguns,RPG 7, anti armour missiles, mortar, artillery, HPM-weapons, car bombs, biological and chemicalweapons as well as sabotage and theft. It?s not the technology itself that makes the threat scenariocomplex it?s the way the opponent acts during the operations. The opponent acts usually incivilian clothes and therefore he is difficult to distinguish from other civilians.

This study aspires to find an answer to what makes a negotiation for peace successful. In our pursue to do so we have chosen two cases to compare with each other through a set of different theories. The theories we believed could be relevant were ripeness/readiness, asymmetry, the strategies of mediation, intra-state conflicts and personal actors.The case-study consists of two negotiations that both took place in Camp David. The first one was between Egypt and Israel, 1978, and serves as the example of a successful negotiation. The second case was, again, with Israel but the counterpart was Palestine and took place in year 2000.

Our purpose with this thesis was to study how tourism providers deliver quality to their customers. We chose to carry out two case studies where we interviewed an owner of a Camp site, and a municipal manager employed at another Camp site. The questions were based on customer needs, service quality and dissatisfaction. The study gave us some useful aspects. The respondents told us that it was very important to the tourist providers to listen to the customer´s specific needs and to give them personal attention.

This is a final thesis on the landscape architecture program at the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences. It is the end of five years of studies and comprises 30 ECTS. This thesis is about the Camp area Sjöröd, located by Gyllebosjön (the Gyllebo Lake) on Österlen in Skåne, southern Sweden. The thesis results in plan for how the area could be used in the future. It also raises the questions; what scouting of today is, how it is to be developed for the future, what a Camp is and which aims the scout movement has set up for itself and its activities. The thesis also treats what is typical for Skåne, for Österlen and for the area around Sjöröd as a starting point.

Syftet med uppsatsen är att göra en inventering av vilka sätt turismnäringen i mindre orter påverkas av förändrade trafikflöden. För att besvara mitt syfte har jag fokuserat på följande forskningsfråga: På vilka sätt påverkas turismen av trafikomläggningar?Iggesund är en tätort som ligger i Hudiksvalls kommun, Hälsingland. Den 5 oktober 2011 öppnades en ny E4:a några kilometer väst om Iggesund. Tidigare har E4:an gått igenom Iggesunds centrum vilket gav orten ett stort trafikflöde.

I uppsatsen undersöks verket Proposal av konstnären Allison Katz utifrån Campbegreppet och ettperformativitetsteoriskt perspektiv, med syfte att utforska hur verket kan läsas som en kritik avexisterande estetiska kategorier och hierarkier. Analysen av verket utgår främst från CharlesSanders Peirce teckenlära. Resultatet av denna analys tolkas sedan genom ettperformativitetsteoretiskt perspektiv, där Campbegreppet förs samman med Margaretha Rossholm-Lagerlöfs estetiskt grundade resonemang om performativitet och Judith Butlers normkritiskaperformativitetsteori. Analysen och tolkningen visar hur Katz i verket Proposal genomför en radförskjutningar av existerande konsthistoriska kategorier och hierarkier, och hur betydelsen av dessainkongruenser är både semantisk och performativ. Dessa två nivåer går inte att skilja från varandra,utan är intrikat sammanvävda i Katz verk där kritiken av hierarkier och kategorier framträder justgenom verkets rumsliga gestaltning och betraktarens sinnliga och kroppsliga upplevelse av det..

The purpose of this case study was to examine consequences of a limited social citizenship among young adults in the refugee Camp of DeHeishe in Palestine. In order to receive a profounder understanding of conditions and structures that affects young adult?s experiences of social citizenship, status in the community and practices a case study was carried out during April 2013.The data has been collected by triangulation, conducted through nine interviews, 52 survey forms and several observations in DeHeishe Camp. The data was analyzed through the theoretical approach of social citizenship, intersectionality and the concept of ?empower-ment?.

The aim of this study was to study how Swedish youth national football players handle stressful events in sports. A longitudinal questionnaire diary was constructed from a revised version of Nicholls and Polmans (2007) design with the intention of recording in-sport and psychosocial stress, choice of coping strategy and coping effectiveness. The participants were 59 Swedish youth national football players born 1992 observed during a four day national training Camp held by the Swedish Football Association. Data were drawn from a quantifying analyzing method. The main result showed that the most common stressors reported were, physical injury or pain, experiencing teammates or opponents to perform better and feeling generally insecure during training Camp.

Title: Defending one's origin ? a musical journey to Transylvania.A journey to the Transylvanian part of Romania was pursued with the intent to investigate the cultural aspects of the historically and politically rooted set of relations between the Hungarian peaking minority and the majority of the population, the Romanian speaking group. Music pedagogical ambitions within the two cultures were used as reflections of these phenomena. In trying to shed light on my questions and extract the relations between the dominating and the dominated in this specific cultural and social context I have used the central themes of Bourdieu ? capital, habitus and field.

I work on a lighting design for a dance performance to be on tour. A lighting design adapted for three different conditions was made: - One comprehensive where I allow myself a great deal of creative freedom, adapted for the stages with major technical conditions. - One smaller version for stages with less equipment and with less time for preparation on site. - One design for very simple conditions. I also examine the specific differences between typical theatrical lighting design and typical dance lighting design, and the best way to prepare for the hands-on stage design phase..

AimThe general aim with the study was to investigate what the reasons for quitting and/or continuing with a sport are, using competitive sailing as an example.MethodsThe used method was partly a survey investigation of 20 people and partly deep interviews with 8 of the persons who responded to the survey investigation. The respondents in the investigated group are all former active sailors within the Aland Island Yacht Club. Half of the group have continued sailing actively since the optimist class and the other half have quit competitive sailing. In the survey 15 men and 5 women participated and in the deep interviews 4 men and 4 women participated. The survey covered a great age span.