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2012
Reconciliation is one of the most significant contemporary challenges in the world today. In this innovative new volume, educational academics and practitioners across a range of cultural and political contexts examine the links between reconciliation and critical pedagogy, putting forward the notion that reconciliation projects should be regarded as ...
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Reconciliation is one of the most significant contemporary challenges in the world today. In this innovative new volume, educational academics and practitioners across a range of cultural and political contexts examine the links between reconciliation and critical pedagogy, putting forward the notion that reconciliation projects should be regarded as ...
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The Genesis of Reconciliation: The Reconciliation of Genesis
Mission Studies, 2006AbstractThe article begins by explaining the reason for the author's selection of the motif of reconciliation as a key to understanding Genesis in missional terms. She draws attention to the fact that though 'reconciliation' is often linked to mission, in reality the theological connections between mission and reconciliation are not always clearly ...
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Australian Journal of Social Issues, 2002
The lack of scholarly analysis of the reconciliation process in Australia remains notable, given that the policy commanded so much public attention and politieal energy during the 1990s, A frequent lament for reconciliation under the Prime Ministership of John Howard, however, evokes the lack of national political leadership that has been offered ...
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The lack of scholarly analysis of the reconciliation process in Australia remains notable, given that the policy commanded so much public attention and politieal energy during the 1990s, A frequent lament for reconciliation under the Prime Ministership of John Howard, however, evokes the lack of national political leadership that has been offered ...
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The Reconciliation of Decision Analyses
Operations Research, 1986A decision problem can be structured in many different ways. This paper addresses a few of the problems that arise as a result of this diversity; for instance, is a particular structuring method worth doing: is the effort likely to be rewarding? Further considerations arise when two or more methods are used and must be combined.
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Reconciliation of Probability Distributions
Operations Research, 1983Several people each express their opinion of an uncertain quantity by providing their mean and standard deviation of it. In this paper we discuss the problem of incorporating all these opinions into a single, reconciled, probability distribution for the quantity. The usual procedure is least squares, based on normality.
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2017
Although in very different ways, reconciliation is a political/theological nexus of foundational significance to indigenous politics in all three of Australia, Fiji and New Zealand. In each case, Christian churches have contributed to developing reconciliation from a solely religious precept to one of secular priority, deeply intertwined with the ...
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Although in very different ways, reconciliation is a political/theological nexus of foundational significance to indigenous politics in all three of Australia, Fiji and New Zealand. In each case, Christian churches have contributed to developing reconciliation from a solely religious precept to one of secular priority, deeply intertwined with the ...
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2009
Abstract The term ‘reconciliation’ first appeared in the French language around 1350, before being borrowed by English. According to the French dictionary Petit Robert, reconciliation is used to refer to the action by which friendship is restored (between persons who have fallen out) (Petit Robert, 2006).
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Abstract The term ‘reconciliation’ first appeared in the French language around 1350, before being borrowed by English. According to the French dictionary Petit Robert, reconciliation is used to refer to the action by which friendship is restored (between persons who have fallen out) (Petit Robert, 2006).
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Reconciliation-to-forgive versus reconciliation-to-forget.
2001A discussion contrasting 'Remembrance Day' when European-Americans recall and commemorate historical events vs 'reconciliation', when European-Americans and Canadians want 'closure', want to forget our historical oppression of Indigenous peoples or 'put history behind us'. Text based on an invited talk given at Harvard University's Center for the Study
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2000
The author examines progress on Aboriginal reconciliation in Australia.
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The author examines progress on Aboriginal reconciliation in Australia.
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Proceedings of the thirteenth annual ACM symposium on Principles of distributed computing - PODC '94, 1994
John H. Howard, Shmuel Katz
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John H. Howard, Shmuel Katz
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