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The humanitarian–development–peace (triple) nexus: a typology and critical reflections
Abstract This article explores how the humanitarian–development–peace (HDP) nexus (also known as the triple nexus) is operationalised, moving beyond policy discourse to implementation on the ground. Drawing on a systematic literature review, programme analysis, and field‐based observation, it proposes three operational approaches to the HDP nexus ...
Rodrigo Mena
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Measuring economic inequality and inequality aversion.
Het onderwerp van het proefschrift is de evaluatie van inkomensverdeling en. Een inkomensverdeling kan worden vergeleken met een taart die gesneden is in stukken van verschillende grootte, waarbij elk stuk staat voor het welzijnsniveau van één van de leden van de samenleving.&n bsp; Het evalueren van inkomensverdelingen vereist dat we alle denkbare
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ABSTRACT Public procurement is adopting artificial intelligence (AI) more slowly than private‐sector procurement, despite similar operational opportunities. We analyze this gap through Moore's Strategic Triangle (ST), focusing on public value, operational capacity, and legitimacy and support.
Giovanna Culot +3 more
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Rural Justice and the Green Transition: Understanding Green Discontent in Eastern Germany
ABSTRACT Rural areas are rapidly becoming the focal points of green transition and its associated political conflicts. The resulting ‘green discontent’ is currently fuelling a broader ‘rural discontent’. However, little is known about how people living in rural areas interpret green policies.
Susann Bischof +4 more
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Envy, Inequity Aversion, and Optimal Income Taxation
The paper analyzes the optimal income taxation policy when inequity aversion exists among taxpayers. The influence of inequity aversion on the optimal income tax scheme depends on whether taxpayers are concerned about inequality in wages or in rents (i.e.
Kangsik Choi
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Common thought patterns reflect generosity, fairness, and social context. [PDF]
Bas LM, Wang R, Smallwood J, Tusche A.
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Human punishment is motivated by inequity aversion, not a desire for reciprocity. [PDF]
Raihani NJ, McAuliffe K.
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The absence of reward induces inequity aversion in dogs. [PDF]
Range F, Horn L, Viranyi Z, Huber L.
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