VULNERABILITY AND THE TRANSFORMATION OF REGIONAL HUMAN
Situating Vulnerability in Research: Implications for Researcher Transformation and Methodological Innovation
... Vulnerability can be a catalyst for improving and strengthening methodology. It can also transform us as researchers in meaningful ways. The distinctions between quantitative and qualitative methodology become ...
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Subverting the hegemony of risk: vulnerability and transformation among Australian show children
... I think at times I still sit back and say, ‘I’ll be blowed at just how this operates, and how we manage to put such a loose coupling around what is done to make it work’ . . . It’s just the fact that it all sort of hangs ...
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Human Rights and Vulnerability. Examples of Sexism and Ageism
... In this line, Simone de Beauvoir, points out that “woman is determined not by her hormones or by mysterious instincts, but by the manner in which her body and her relation to the world are modified through the action of ...
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Vulnerability, international human rights adjudication and migration governance
... a vulnerability analysis entrusts regional human rights adjudicating bodies with the task of recognising but also responding to lived vulnerability, which can only be positive if the promise ...
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Regional vulnerability: the case of East Asia
... domestic vulnerability is aggravated by the joint effects of a larger premium being required by international investors for holding risky assets, and by the prediction of poorer export prospects on account of ...
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Human agency, entrepreneurship and regional development: a behavioural perspective on economic evolution and innovative transformation
... determining regional development outcomes (Obschonka et ...driven regional development, innovative transformation and ...in regional development theory has led to the emergence of a ‘new ...
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Human trafficking, vulnerability and the state
... apply vulnerability theory to crime, 72 and, in particular, to organised ...areas, human trafficking has become a source of resilience for families and clans who exploit young women as sex ...
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Human Trafficking, Vulnerability and the State
... apply vulnerability theory to crime, 72 and, in particular, to organised ...areas, human trafficking has become a source of resilience for families and clans who exploit young women as sex ...
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Vulnerability to climate stress - local and regional perspectives
... assessing vulnerability in drylands do not provide insights into the impacts of conflict on livelihood activities, household assets, food sources, social relations and access to ...household vulnerability ...
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Growth cycles: transformation and regional development
... So far, the struggle between old and new has turned out to be evident in Sweden's economic geography. The Stockholm region, above all, but also to some extent the other two metropolitan regions, had key roles by being ...
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Transformation of Lithuania and Ukraine regional policy
... integrated regional policies effect to regional differences development evaluation methodology was prepared, which is designed to link regional developments with regional ...solve ...
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Smart specialisation for regional economic transformation
... Although there will always be regions not willing to embrace smart specialisa- tion, it is more interesting to learn from those regions who have successfully applied the key concepts of smart spe- cialisation – ...
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Florida Statewide Regional Evacuation Study Program. Regional Population and Vulnerability Analysis
... surge vulnerability results are essential for this facility-to-facility concept of planning not only to help determine the need for evacuation, but also for the selection of non-vulnerable host shelter facilities ...
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The Road to Regional Transformation: The North Carolina Experience
... education of health providers and health systems, work with adult literacy professionals.. Affordable Care Act[r] ...
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The human side of structural transformation
... both human capital growth and reallocation frictions can be quantified without relying on the measurement of wages, which is notoriously diffi- cult for developing countries and the agricultural ...
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Anthropogenic Activity and Regional Vulnerability to Change: The Case of Sardinia (Italy)
... This case study refers to Sardinia, that in the above cited ESPON project is included in the Mediterranean typology of climate region 1 , and is considered an area of medium-high potential vulnerability to climate ...
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Integrated regional vulnerability assessment of government services to climate change
... at regional scale and the complex interconnections among the sectors, it is clear that consideration of future climate impacts on a single sector in isolation from the matrix of ...
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Climate Vulnerability and Human Migration in Global Perspective
... 2.2. International Migration Flows Country-level data on migration include a newly developed set of estimates of bilateral (i.e., country-to-country) flows [17,18]. For each pair of countries worldwide, these take the ...
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Human trafficking and the position of "vulnerability" for victims in Europe
... The main legal principle in P, relates to the body of the Directive which includes robust requirements of compelling implementation at national level. The judgement confirms the argument that the Directive is well ...
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Vulnerability and Climate Change Induced Human Displacement
... Cost-benefit analysis based hazard protection decisions also perpetuate and exacerbate marginalized groups’ vulnerability to climate change. In a cost-benefit analysis based protection decision, agencies or ...
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