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Showing 1 to 20 of 53 for “"Transnational Networks"”.

  1. Advocacy Under Authoritarianism: Transnational Networks in China

    The standard theoretical account of transnational advocacy networks (TANs) is one of principled non-state actors remaking world politics by upsetting conventional notions of power in the international system. Relying on persuasion and framing instead of disruption and protest, these global networks …

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  2. Egyptian nationalism, 1882-1919 : elite competition, transnational networks, empire, and independence

    This thesis studies the formulation and expression of Egyptian nationalism in the period 1882-1919. In particular, it argues that Egyptian nationalism, rather than having the territorial nation-state as the highest form of nationalist expression, was composed of multiple overlapping and contingent …

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  3. Glocalizing Forests: Transnational Networks and the Geography of Global Climate Policy

    … climate policy from the perspective of the messy networksof transnational actors that make up its skeletal structure. The transnational networks supporting REDD+ policy development and implementation are geographically uneven, centered on donor countries of the global North and in particularcities …

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  4. Examining the dynamic of Indonesia's transnational networks in advocating Indonesia-Israel relations

    Why do some transnational actors create and engage in networks that advocate for Indonesia-Israel relations? Previous literature emphasizes that the role of transnational advocacy networks is to legitimize the interests of issues that arise in society. However, transnational actors are indirectly …

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  5. Kurds Under Threat: The Role of Kurdish Transnational Networks During Peace and Conflict (2004-2017)

    … identify the causal factors that influence the transnational networks between Kurdish organizations. I use a longitudinal research design from 2004 to 2017. A total of 387 articles out of thousands were collected from regional and international news archives. I evaluated this research by the …

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  6. The new political economy of disability: transnational networks and individualised funding in the age of neoliberalism

    … of following the policy through global networks and identifying the key players involved in its dissemination. To follow the policy, I developed a multi-site extended case study design, comprising three key sites of policy adaptation: England, Scotland and Australia. Through analysis of …

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  7. The struggle for a just recovery: Insurgent planning, transnational networks, and colonial legacies in post-disaster Puerto Rico

    Submission original under an indefinite embargo labeled 'Open Access'. The submission was exported from vireo on 2023-04-12 without embargo terms

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  8. Transnational networks and nation-building: the protest of Barágua and the transition from plantation societies to the modern nation-state in Cuba and the Americas

    The formation of transnational ties, and the forging of transnational relationships between non-governmental organizations and politically marginalized groups, is often interpreted as a late twentieth century cultural phenomenon. This work challenges that supposition by examining the cultural …

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  9. LGBTI rights and NGOs in international relations: how NGOs use the international system to affect domestic policy-making in majority Catholic countries

    … agenda. There has also been research into the transnational networks of the opposing side (Bob, 2013) and how the human rights framework is adopted (Bob, 2019). In this thesis, I would like to identify how specialised LGBTI INGOs facilitate access to international channels to local NGOs. I will …

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  10. Latino encounters: Mexicans, Tejanos, and Puerto Ricans in postwar Michigan, 1929-1971

    … of Latina/o/xs as they forged national and transnational networks through postwar migration and agricultural labor. I argue that Latina/o/x migrants melded distinct claims to U.S. citizenship through interethnic and international conflicts over access to intermediary power, expressions of …

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  11. Interpreting Japan; Central European Design and Architecture 1920-1940

    … This study will investigate the nature of the transnational dialogue within artists' networks that connected Japan and Central Europe (mainly Germany, Czechoslovakia and Austria) in the interwar period. The transnational networks will be looked at from a three-fold perspective: personal …

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  12. Transnationalizing Indian education: Diasporic networks, politics and participation

    … are produced, legitimated and promoted through transnational networks. The relationship between India's education policy and its skilled diasporic networks is at the center of my inquiry. The entry of non-state actors and capital flows in Indian education provides a broader context to situate …

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  13. Globalization and the diffusion of gender policy reforms in Latin America

    … international norms; the state's involvement in transnational networks; the state's record of similar policy reform; and the degree of geographical proximity to earlier adopters of reforms. The macro study operationalises the external and internal independent variables that emerge from the …

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  14. Memories of War: Race, Class, and the Production of Post Caste War Maya Identity in East Central Quintana Roo

    … works to maintain a complex local, national and transnational identification, this dissertation not only challenges the theoretical presumption held by some that Yucatan's Caste War was purely a class conflict but also demonstrates the ways in which memories and mnemonic performances are used to …

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  15. Upgrading from below : a collective approach to the Right to the City in the Federal District, Mexico

    … local collective action that is connected by transnational networks of civil society actors. Drawing on the experiences of Frente de Renovación Fase 2, a self-built community in the eastern delegation of Izatapalapa, this thesis illustrates how local action is effective in achieving the Right …

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  16. Civil society leadership in the struggle for AIDS treatment in South Africa and Uganda

    … society movements. These descriptions emphasise ‘transnational networks of influence’ in which civil society leaders participated (and at times actively constructed) in order to mobilise both symbolic and material resources aimed at exerting influence at the transnational, national and local …

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  17. Geopolitics of Digital Literacies: Accounting for Myths and Realities

    … how the myth shapes One-Third World responses to transnational moments of struggle in the case of the 2009 Iranian election protests and the recent decades of rape related to conflict minerals in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Using a transnational feminist analytic to trace transnational …

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