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SKRÁ UM DOKTORSRITGERÐIR ÍSLENDINGA
FÉLAGSRÁÐGJ ÖF
*Unnur Kristjánsdóttir. Factors predicting well-being among women. 1985.
FISKIFRÆÐI sjá DÝRAFRÆÐI
FJÖLMIÐLAR
Elías Héðinsson. TV, family and society. The social origins and effects of adolescents’
TV use. 1981.
GRASAFRÆÐI
*Áslaug Helgadóttir. The genecology of Icelandic and British populations of Poa
pratensis L. and Agrostis tenuis Sibth. 1982.
Elín Gunnlaugsdóttir. Composition and dynamical status of heathland communities in
Iceland in relation to recovery measures. 1985.
*Póra Ellen Pórhallsdóttir. The dynamics of a grassland community with special
reference to five grasses and white clover. 1984.
GUÐFRÆÐI
Bjarni Sigurðsson. Geschichte und Gegenwartgestalt des islandischen Kirckenrechts.
1985.
Hjalti Hugason. Bessastadaskolan: ett forsök till prástskola pá Island 1805-1846.
1983.
Pétur Pétursson. Church and social change: a study of the secularization process in
Iceland 1830-1930. 1983.
*Steinþór B. Pórbarson. A study of factors related to the numerical growth of The
Seventh-day Adventist Church in Iceland from 1950-1980. 1985.
*Valdimar Hreiðarsson. The lost sheep in the Gospel of Luke, an exegetical paper,
sermon and six lesson plans. 1985.
HAGFRÆÐI
*Ásgeir G. Daníelsson. The theory of the Wicksellian cumulative process . . . 1985.
Finnur Geirsson. The attitudes ofthe classical economists to income inequality. 1984.
Gísli Gunnarsson. Monopoly trade and economic stagnation: studies in the foreign
trade of Iceland 1602-1787. 1983.
Hermann Sveinbj'órnsson. The world aluminum industry and its host countries: case
studies of electric energy policy formulation. 1983.
Magnús S. Magnússon. Iceland in transition. Labour and socio-economic change
before 1940. 1985.
*Ragnar Amason. Efficient harvesting offish stocks: the case ofthe Icelandic demersal
fisheries. 1984.
Sigurður B. Stefánsson. Inflation and economic policy in a small open economy:
Iceland in the post-var period. 1981.
* Tór Einarsson. A supply shock model of a small open economy incorporating rational
expectations, and its application to Iceland in the 1970s. 1984.
Vilhjálmur Egilsson. The location of a large firm in a small village. 1982.