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18 Jul 2023: and the British Institute in Eastern Africa. This workshop was aimed at advancing the study of how the rapid spread of digital technology is reshaping social, political and economic life in ... CGHR Research Group seminars 2015–2016. “Governing the

18 Jul 2023: In spring. 2017, we emerged with many lessons learned and more to go. ... law, sociology and economics), who spoke a collective 18 languages, ranging from Arabic.

17 Jul 2023: On capital, Bourdieu (1986) conceived multiple forms, such as social, cultural, economic and symbolic. ... Economics; 11. STEM; 11. Environmental Studies; 7. Sociology; 7. English Language and Literature; 6.

18 Jul 2023: This provides a broad multidisciplinary overview of major themes of comparative African politics, including globalisation, international intervention and economic development. ... It encourages a critical reflection on, and approach to, popular political

18 Jul 2023: How Can AI Be Used for Social Good? Lessons from Africa’s Voices Foundation’, a talk by S Srinivasan and L Church at the University of Cambridge.

18 Jul 2023: Riha, J., Abreu Lopes, C., Ibrahim, N. and Srinivasan, S. (2021) ‘Media and digital technologies for mixed methods research in public health emergencies such as COVID-19: lessons learned from using

18 Jul 2023: ICTS AND HUMAN RIGHTS PRACTICE A REPORT PREPARED FOR THE UN SPECIAL RAPPORTEUR ON EXTRAJUDICIAL, SUMMARY, OR ARBITRARY EXECUTIONS. BY ELLA MCPHERSON. CENTRE OF GOVERNANCE AND HUMAN RIGHTS. The Centre of Governance and Human Rights (CGHR), launched

17 Jul 2023: the question of whether economic and social opportunities are indeed available for all citizens. ... line with the Mahathir Model’s emphasis on social order and economic progress.

18 Jul 2023: PhD Triangle’ with the Human Rights Centre at Essex University and the Centre for the Study of Human Rights at the London School of Economics. ... Prior to joining the CGHR in 2012, Dr Lopes was a Teaching Fellow in Social Psychology at the London

17 Jul 2023: finding paths forward in reducing the risks of climate change and improving sustainability while allowing for global economic development. ... A State may understandably wish to encourage development or allow economic activity by enterprises.

17 Jul 2023: Introduction. The nature of limitations will vary with the society, culture, political and economic arrangements, but the need for limitations on the government will never be obsolete. ... governance and sound and sustainable economic development.3 Its

18 Jul 2023: In addition to the David and Elaine Potter Foundation, the joint scheme of the UK Economic and Social Research Council and Department for International Development, the Cairns Charitable Trust and the ... Research. Politics and Interactive Media in

18 Jul 2023: He completed his PhD at the London School of Economics investigating the relationship between ICTs and nation-building in Ethiopia. ... Cambridge Centre of Africa Studies, Centre for History and Economics. May 2010 ‘Domestic Violence and International

17 Jul 2023: reason to value” (Sen, 1999, p.3), and its influence now extends to welfare economics, social policy, political philosophy and international development. ... Feminist Economics 9:2, 301-307. University of Cambridge Centre of Governance and Human Rights

18 Jul 2023: Contributors. Our thanks go to the following writing sprint contributors:. › Allison Corkery, Center for Economic and Social Rights. › ... Economic, Social and Cultural Rights › Jessica Dheere, SMEX › Nicola Diday, swisspeace › Tarek Dobo,

17 Jul 2023: The reality, however, was the continual utilization of women’s rights as a mechanism of state power and consolidation, under the guise of modernism.2 Nonetheless, the political, social, and economic

17 Jul 2023: In modern time, the Ghoutas have been an important agricultural region, which however underwent economic difficulties in 2010 as much of the land in the region was sequestered by the Assad