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Mobilisations Sociales à Astrakhan
Revue d’études comparatives Est-Ouest, 2017Résumé Dans cet article, l’auteur, s’appuyant sur une approche ethnographique du politique, traque les traces d’une éventuelle politisation dans les mobilisations sociales de petite échelle inscrites dans les problèmes du quotidien telles qu’elles se présentent dans la ville russe d’Astrakhan.
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The spaces of social mobilisation in Greece
2018This chapter addresses the spatiality of social mobilisation during the peak of the austerity crisis in Greece. The chapter examines the intricate ways in which space defines, develops, but also restrains the articulation of protest. The author elaborates how the study of space has to be understood as a necessary condition to agree conceptual schemes ...
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Strategic Litigation and Social Mobilisation
2023The public health community is increasingly aware and concerned about the health impacts of climate change. Yet today, many public health professionals are unaware of the opportunities offered by litigation in national and international courts and tribunals, and of the crucial role of public health professionals and scientists in collecting, securing ...
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LANGUAGE AND SOCIAL MEDIA AS VEHICLES OF SOCIAL MOBILISATION AND TRANSFORMATION
Lagos Journal of Contemporary Studies in EducationLanguage is one of the most effective and conventional means of human interaction and social relations. A considerable body of literature in language education points to the preponderance of research around methods, approaches, strategies, media of instruction in teaching and learning; the use of technology and social media as instructional tools.
Opeyemi Olajumoke OL OFINSAWO +3 more
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Arsenic mitigation and social mobilisation in Bangladesh
International Journal of Sustainability in Higher Education, 2004For the people of Bangladesh, mostly in rural areas, a new disaster is emerging. Two‐thirds of the deep tube wells installed over the last three decades – roughly 3 million in total – contain arsenic concentrations above the permissible levels set by the WHO.
Crelis F. Rammelt, Jan Boes
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Social Media, Deliberative Democracy and Social Mobilisation
2010Over the past 20 years, researchers have studied how the Internet framesdeliberative processes. What is needed to create a framework for dialogue& engagement, & how can the Internet be used to create & support socialcommunities? (Castells 2001, Dyson 1997, Rheingold 1993).
Nielsen, Jørgen Lerche; id_orcid 0000-0002-3726-9367 +3 more
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Social capital in the mobilisation of human capital [PDF]
It is commonly argued that in ageing OECD economies, labour supply should be increased so that it would meet the demand when the working-age age cohorts decrease. The OECD has argued that foreign immigration would play a key role in increasing the supply.
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Mobilisation and surveillance on social media
2018Manuel Maroto Calatayud +1 more
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