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My sister’s final PhD ceremony

Posted in November 20th, 2008
by Esther Garvi in Friends & family, Swedish culture & traditions

It’s been exactly two months now since I headed up to Jönköping with my father, in order to attend my sister’s final PhD ceremony, where she was to receive her own hat (the one she was given when her dissertation was admitted was not hers to keep) and official PhD diploma.

It was a grand ceremony, […]

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When Andersson became Hultgren

Posted in November 13th, 2008
by Esther Garvi in Experiencing Scandinavia, Friends & family, Swedish culture & traditions

On this day, two months ago, I arrived by boat on a cosy little island on the Swedish West Coast called Donsö. Donsö is fairly similar to Smögen, where my mother grew up - just a little bigger and free from traffic (no cars are allowed on this island and the only way to get […]

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Attending a Swedish “promovering”

Posted in September 20th, 2008
by Esther Garvi in Friends & family, Swedish culture & traditions

Miriam Garvi, Ph.D, is an external affiliate at CeFEO. She defended her thesis “Venture Capital for the Future - Implications of Founding Visions in the Venture Capital Setting” in June 2007. Garvi’s research draws on the complexity of human nature by studying founding visions for unfolding initiatives in terms of purpose, intended beneficiaries, and psychic […]

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A Swedish Bachelorette Party

Posted in September 13th, 2008
by Esther Garvi in Friends & family, Swedish culture & traditions

I am off to Karin’s wedding today, in the very dress that Ringo made. As I know you will be eager to see some pictures, I will leave you with images from the Bachelorette Party (in Swedish called a ‘Möhippa’) that was held a few weeks ago.

The morning started with Hanna and I kidnapping a […]

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