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A collection consists of several datasets that are in some way connected. They can belong to the same research series, research infrastructure, or come from the same research expedition.
We also provide access to the special collections “Swedish party programs and election manifestos” and the Swedish Gallup Institute's public opinion surveys from 1942 to 1956.
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Institute for Language and Folklore
- Translation memories Swedish Migration Agency
Translation memories extracted by Tilde (www.tilde.com) from the data i Texts from the Swedish Migration Agency Extraction done by Tilde (www.tilde.com) within the framework of ELRC (www.lr-coordination.eu)
- Institute for Language and Folklore, Language Council of Sweden
- Simon Dahlberg, Institute for Language and Folklore
Institute for Language and Folklore
- Parallel texts from the Swedish Migration Agency
Parallel texts downloaded with "w3m -dump" from an ubuntu shell, from the website of the Swedish Migration Agency. The texts have been downloaded using the command 'w3m -dump' from an ubuntu shell, whereafter the result...
- Institute for Language and Folklore, Language Council of Sweden
- Simon Dahlberg, Institute for Language and Folklore, Language Council of Sweden
Institute for Language and Folklore
- Terminological Resources from the Swedish Migration Agency
Files with term lists, delivered by e-mail directly from the Swedish Migration Agency. One Swedish-English term list that constitutes the greater part of this material, plus two smaller monolingually Swedish term lists ...
- Institute for Language and Folklore
- Simon Dahlberg, Institute for Language and Folklore, Language Council of Sweden
Södertörns högskola
- Migration in Sweden and Finland 1613–1618 (from Älvsborg's ransom taxation records)
Data on migration (local as well as interregional and international) in Sweden and Finland during the period 1613–1618. The data concern the household/individual level, urban and rural. For each household/individual the ...
- Martin Andersson, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences
Institute for Language and Folklore
- Parallel texts from "Sweden a pocket guide"
Parallel texts in form of the book "Sweden a pocket guide", translated to several languages. The material has been downloaded from the website of Immigrantinstitutet. In 2017 only the Swedish version with translations t...
- Institute for Language and Folklore
- Simon Dahlberg, Institute for Language and Folklore, Language Council of Sweden
Institute for Language and Folklore
- Texts from Swedish Public Employment Service
Parallel texts downloaded from the websites of the Swedish Public Employment Agency. Parallel texts downloaded from the website of Swedish Public Employment Service. What was actually downloaded were pdf files. The txt ...
- Institute for Language and Folklore, Language Council of Sweden
- Simon Dahlberg, Institute for Language and Folklore, Language Council of Sweden
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- Archaeological elite indicators from 1st Millennium AD Östergötland
The Swedish province of Östergötland has long been recognised as one of the 1st millennium's political hot spots. Splendid single finds, though never before surveyed comprehensively, offer a rough idea of where elite set...
- Martin Rundkvist
Accessibility levels for data
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Access to data through SND
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Access to data through an external actor
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Data are freely accessible
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Access to data is restricted or accessible by request
- Read more about our accessibility levels.
Discover our collections!
A collection consists of several datasets that are in some way connected. They can belong to the same research series, research infrastructure, or come from the same research expedition.
We also provide access to the special collections “Swedish party programs and election manifestos” and the Swedish Gallup Institute's public opinion surveys from 1942 to 1956.