Outputs (169)

China's rise: Challenging the North-South technology transfer paradigm for climate change mitigation and low carbon energy (2017)
Journal Article
Urban, F. (2018). China's rise: Challenging the North-South technology transfer paradigm for climate change mitigation and low carbon energy. Energy Policy, 113, 320-330. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.enpol.2017.11.007

Historically, technology transfer from the global North to China played a large role in renewable energy pathways in China, particularly for wind energy, partly also for solar energy. Yet, the rise of China and other emerging economies means a shift... Read More about China's rise: Challenging the North-South technology transfer paradigm for climate change mitigation and low carbon energy.

Adapting to new realities: an analysis of institutional work in three cases of Dutch infrastructure planning (2017)
Journal Article
Bergsma, E., Giezen, M., Schalkwijk, B., & Büscher, C. (2019). Adapting to new realities: an analysis of institutional work in three cases of Dutch infrastructure planning. Journal of Environmental Planning and Management, 62(1), 88-105. https://doi.org/10.1080/09640568.2017.1391072

The social and institutional context of infrastructure planning has shifted tremendously over recent decades. From top–down implementation, infrastructure planners are now forced to incorporate the demands and wishes of citizens and other external st... Read More about Adapting to new realities: an analysis of institutional work in three cases of Dutch infrastructure planning.

Some Gender Implications of the ‘Civilising Mission’ of the Anglican Church for the Acholi Peoples of Northern Uganda (2017)
Journal Article
Harris, C. (2017). Some Gender Implications of the ‘Civilising Mission’ of the Anglican Church for the Acholi Peoples of Northern Uganda. Religions, 8(11, 245), https://doi.org/10.3390/rel8110245

Anglican missionaries arriving in Uganda’s Acholiland in 1903 saw the local peoples as in need not just of Christianisation but also of civilising. This last consisted primarily of inculcating western notions of gender identities for both men and wom... Read More about Some Gender Implications of the ‘Civilising Mission’ of the Anglican Church for the Acholi Peoples of Northern Uganda.

Why you've never heard of a Charter that's as important as the Magna Carta (2017)
Digital Artefact
Standing, G. Why you've never heard of a Charter that's as important as the Magna Carta

The Zionist Project’s Duality: Escaping Racist Oppression and Reproducing It in Colonial Context (2017)
Journal Article
Achcar, G. (2017). The Zionist Project’s Duality: Escaping Racist Oppression and Reproducing It in Colonial Context. Jadaliyya,

Zionism, anti-semitism, and the Balfour Declaration (2017)
Other
Achcar, G. (2017). Zionism, anti-semitism, and the Balfour Declaration

What Is Agricultural Commercialisation, Why Is It Important, and How Do We Measure It? (2017)
Preprint / Working Paper
Poulton, C. What Is Agricultural Commercialisation, Why Is It Important, and How Do We Measure It?

How Public Banks Can Help Finance a Green and Just Energy Transformation (2017)
Preprint / Working Paper
Marois, T. How Public Banks Can Help Finance a Green and Just Energy Transformation. Amsterdam

Injustice in Immigration Detention (2017)
Report
Lindley, A. (2017). Injustice in Immigration Detention. London: Bar Council of England and Wales

Report commissioned by the Bar Council of England and Wales

“Well, City Boy Rangoon, it’s time to stitch up the evening”: Material, meaning, and Man in the (post)colonial city (2017)
Book Chapter
Tilley, L. (2017). “Well, City Boy Rangoon, it’s time to stitch up the evening”: Material, meaning, and Man in the (post)colonial city. In M. Jackson (Ed.), Coloniality, Ontology, and the Question of the Posthuman. Routledge. https://doi.org/10.4324/9781315686721-8

How are ‘Man’ and its matters cultivated in urban life? And how are resistant claims by the Other to be already-human materialised in the city? Through a reading of the human/material of Rangoon, this chapter calls for posthuman engagement with the f... Read More about “Well, City Boy Rangoon, it’s time to stitch up the evening”: Material, meaning, and Man in the (post)colonial city.