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Science, 2010
E. Kintisch (“Deforestation moves to the fore in Copenhagen,” News of the Week, 11 December 2009, p. 1465) identifies a number of issues hindering an agreement on Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation (REDD). However, he does not mention permanence, which has dogged the REDD discussions for some time (1).
Skutsch, Margaret, de Jong, Ben H.J.
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E. Kintisch (“Deforestation moves to the fore in Copenhagen,” News of the Week, 11 December 2009, p. 1465) identifies a number of issues hindering an agreement on Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation (REDD). However, he does not mention permanence, which has dogged the REDD discussions for some time (1).
Skutsch, Margaret, de Jong, Ben H.J.
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Parliamentary Debate as Public Debate
Argumentation and Advocacy, 1996My personal statement of the goals of the National Parliamentary Debate Association (NPDA), along with all of the other personal statements in this issue, should be read as that: my personal statement. The association has not formalized a statement of goals; students and faculty of participating schools may vary widely not only in their goals but in ...
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Journal of Medical Ethics, 2007
This paper responds to the reviews by Edwards, Holm, Koch, Thomas and Vehmas ofDisability Rights and Wrongs(2006). After summarising the recent history of disability studies as a discipline, it explores: the political nature of disability research, questions of ontology and definition, and the uses and abuses of the expressivist argument. Disability is
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This paper responds to the reviews by Edwards, Holm, Koch, Thomas and Vehmas ofDisability Rights and Wrongs(2006). After summarising the recent history of disability studies as a discipline, it explores: the political nature of disability research, questions of ontology and definition, and the uses and abuses of the expressivist argument. Disability is
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Are debatable scientific questions debatable?
Social Epistemology, 2000Scientists often find difficulty in engaging in formal public debate about transcientific social issues. Although science is a highly disputatious institution, public argumentation amongst scientists follows very different conventional practices from those that rule in political and legal arenas.
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Sustainability teaching using case-based debates
Journal of International Education in Business, 2022Panayiotis Georgallis
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The Tone Debate: Knowledge, Self, and Social Order
Review of General Psychology, 2022Sarahanne M Field, Maarten Derksen
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