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Understanding Supply-Side Implementation Barriers Affecting Child Nutrition Outcomes in the Take-Home Ration Scheme: A Qualitative Study From Madhya Pradesh, India.

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Kokane A, K R H, Mushtaq J, Rawat N.
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Social innovation in education: perspectives from Brazil and Mexico. [PDF]

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Maldonado-Mariscal K.
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Greening clubs- the role of sport in Ireland's approach to local climate action. [PDF]

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Boyle E.
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Examining the Concept of Child Agency Within Two Frameworks: "Child as a Social Actor" and the "Theory of the Agentic Human" and Its Educational Implications for Early Childhood Educators

Philosophy of Education
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Increasing access to CAR-T therapy: a case study of an academic hospital's alternative innovation model. [PDF]

Orphanet J Rare Dis
Ruiz AA, Shinabargar E, Slovenski I, Large K, Vieira M, Moon S.   +5 more
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Actors and Agency in Global Social Governance

, 2015
The introduction paves the way for an actor-centred approach to global social governance. The chapter highlights the necessity to think beyond existing conceptualizations and approaches, by combining different analytical tools from social policy ...
Kaasch, Alexandra, Martens, K.
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The “Actors” of Modern Society: The Cultural Construction of Social Agency

Sociological Theory, 2000
Much social theory takes for granted the core conceit of modern culture, that modern actors—individuals, organizations, nation states—are autochthonous and natural entities, no longer really embedded in culture. Accordingly, while there is much abstract metatheory about “actors” and their “agency,” there is arguably little theory about the topic. This
John W Meyer, Ronald L Jepperson
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How actors move from primary agency to institutional agency: A conceptual framework and empirical application [PDF]

Organization, 2021
This article contributes to the understanding of actors and agency in the theorization of institutional work. We analyse institutional work as a specific kind of social action that involves exercising institutional agency (with an articulate awareness of
Florentine Maier, Ruth Šimša
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Lewin's field theory as a lens for understanding incumbent actors’ agency in sustainability transitions [PDF]

Environmental Innovation and Societal Transitions, 2023
Understanding incumbent actors’ behavior is one of the current key targets in sustainability transitions research. Scholars studying incumbents’ agency have demanded the inclusion of broader social-science theories that bridge different levels (i.e ...
Barbara Kump
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