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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Social mobilisation"”.

  1. The Changing State for Women : Political and Social Mobilisation for Iraqi Women Members of Parliament Post-2003

    … to elucidate the strides made towards political mobilisation of women in the Iraqi Parliament and the evolution of their efficacy as political actors since the allied invasion of 2003. In the context of the historical, political, sectarian, and cultural influences on women's political agency, …

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  2. The Changing State for Women : Political and Social Mobilisation for Iraqi Women Members of Parliament Post-2003

    … to elucidate the strides made towards political mobilisation of women in the Iraqi Parliament and the evolution of their efficacy as political actors since the allied invasion of 2003. In the context of the historical, political, sectarian, and cultural influences on women's political agency, …

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  3. Enhancing entrepreneurship in Sri Lanka: the provision of business development services (BDS) by microfinance institutions to support the self-sufficiency of microenterprises

    … of contextual factors, such as client selection, social mobilisation programmes, planning, performance evaluation and financial sustainability influence co-production in BDS. Moreover, the findings show that aspects of the counsellor/owner manager relationship, such as expertise, readiness, follow …

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  4. Contesting Discourses: Framing, Power, and Counter-Hegemony in Hong Kong’s 2019 Anti-ELAB Movement

    … movement quickly evolved into the largest-scale social mobilisation in Hong Kong’s post handover history. This thesis addresses three key research questions: (1) How did mainstream and alternative media outlets frame the 2019 Anti-ELAB Movement? (2) What were the differences and similarities in …

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  5. Gender, participation and the right to health: health committees in Cape Town, South Africa

    … example of participation, influenced by multiple social factors, yet little research has covered the impact of gendered power relations in health committees themselves. Committees are also deemed to be accountability structures, aiming to bolster the efforts of an overburdened health system and …

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  6. Mass Intellectuality of the Neoliberal State. Mass Higher Education, Public Professionalism and State Effects in Chile.

    … the differentiation of sites of political socialisation of professional work. Then, it looks at how the massification of professional work shapes the autonomous rationality of the state bureaucracy and relates to political change. With data produced from administrative information of the …

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  7. Outsourcing Security and the Reconfiguration of State Power after the Arab Uprisings

    … providing alternative agents and strategies for social control while offering new venues to expand regime interests through networks of patronage that nurture broad-based authoritarian coalitions and attach the interests of diverse social groups to regime survival.

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