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Scratching below the surface: what can local peace agreements tell us about armed groups and conflict fragmentation, writes Juline Beaujouan, Tim Epple, Robert Wilson and Laura Wise – COVID-19 Perspectives
The agreements, which span from 1990 to 2019, were signed between locally-based and other actors to address local conflict- generating grievances only within a part of the wider conflict-affected
Glasgow Has Built This Text and This Text Has Built Glasgow | Direct serious action is therefore necessary by Joanne Tatham & Tom O’Sullivan
Their ‘Realism’ is a rhetorical strategy, a way of generating a consensus around what’s supposedly common sense and uncomplicated, what’s true, straightforward, sincere and honest.
It’s not only about the carbon emissions: Using insight to get meaningful and useful sustainability metrics. – Website and Communications Blog
But by the end of summer, everything clicked, and I’d realised the importance of Little Forest as a tool for generating the data we needed.
“…Only the first rough draft of history” – Reflections on the first ten years of the Mason Institute – by Graeme Laurie – The Mason Institute Blog
This has worked well in generating a sense of ownership for spheres of influence within the MI Strategic Plan – a living instrument that both founds and steers the direction of the
The Role of Profiles is to represent our staff: Recommendations and reflections from our project – Website and Communications Blog
It is therefore recommended that, building on AI experimentation already begun, further tests with AI are carried out to aid some of the tasks associated with managing profiles – for example, generating
Renewable charcoal energy for Maputo – LANDteam
system. 3. The status quo creates problems for livelihoods and the environment, and presents key governance challenges, with missed opportunities for generating revenue, creating secure employment and developing skills and technologies.
A Genuine Mystery
Key to this is an open engagement with practice (work) as a means of both generating and transferring new knowledge (shift).
Wikipedia assignments – getting past the ‘Penguin effect’ and down to the brass tacks of sharing open knowledge – Teaching Matters
Generating lists such as these helps show what information Wikidata and Wikipedia currently possess and, by extension, what they are missing.
Women and Islam in Polish Social Media – DIGITAL ISLAM ACROSS EUROPE
72% of captured mentions about women in Islam came from social media, with X (Twitter) generating the overwhelming majority (780 out of the 1,059 mentions captured on social media over
Minority Women and Politics of Austerity in France and the United Kingdom – Global Justice Blog
In France and the UK, the rise of ‘enterprise’ as a dominant ideological frame has continued apace during the crisis, generating strategic dilemmas for third sector organisations working in the