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Blekinge| Coastal county of southeast Sweden on the Baltic Sea; area 3,365 sq km/1,299 sq mi; population (1990) 149,600. The land is low-lying with small lakes and rivers. Intensively cultivated, it is known as the ‘garden of Sweden’. The chief town is Karlskrona. |
| Blekinge belonged to Denmark (except 1332–60) until 1648, when it was absorbed by Sweden. The River Mörrum has salmon fishing; the beaches and little islands also attract tourists. Karlskrona was Sweden's second city in the 18th century. It has a picturesque old quarter, and its architecture reflects its maritime heritage. |
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| 00 Paperback HF5415 Jenster (strategic management, China Europe International Business School) and Soilen (business and competitive intelligence, Blekinge Institute of Technology, Sweden) offer managers thoughtful, concise market intelligence and analysis theory with strategies for application. of Southern Denmark and Blekinge Institute of Technology, Sweden) offers 33 chapters on ethical issues, methods, theories, and challenges related to the use of electronic resources in libraries, focusing on strategic planning, operational guidelines, and management practices, from selection to cataloging, web presentation, and user support. In a paper presented at the Digital Games Research Association conference in Tokyo this September, Magnus Boman of the Swedish Institute of Computer Science and Stefan Johansson of Blekinge Institute of Technology write that carefully designed outbreaks could enhance online worlds, but only if the epidemics "are neither too devastating nor too easy to fend off. |
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