Interesting revelation from our interview with Professor Ding Yifan, former deputy-director of the influential Institute of World Development, under the State Council's Development Research Centre. You can find the full interview here: https://lnkd.in/dEGpV3vZ
Belt & Road Institute in Sweden ’s Post
More Relevant Posts
-
6️⃣ projects were selected for funding in the first call for thematic activities and seed-funded research 💰📝 The projects work on topics related to our four thematic priorities: 🌐 Data-Driven Technologies for the Social Sciences 🗳️ Democracy in the 21st Century 🇪🇺 Europe Revisited 🌳 Societies in Transition, Crises of Earth Wondering what our researchers are up to and what has come out of this call? Learn more about the selected projects here 👉 https://loom.ly/ANjI77Y
-
6️⃣ projects were selected for funding in the first call for thematic activities and seed-funded research 💰📝 The projects work on topics related to our four thematic priorities: 🌐 Data-Driven Technologies for the Social Sciences 🗳️ Democracy in the 21st Century 🇪🇺 Europe Revisited 🌳 Societies in Transition, Crises of Earth Wondering what our researchers are up to and what has come out of this call? Learn more about the selected projects here 👉 https://loom.ly/ANjI77Y
-
📣 The United Nations University Annual Report 2023 is out❗ Explore the “who” and “what” of UNU’s work in 2023 and learn how our ideas generate solutions to improve people's lives. Read the full report 📖 https://buff.ly/4aJxLgi
-
-
Excellent statement here below
"No research evaluation system will work perfectly at first — organizations must commit sustained resources to monitoring and improving it." DORA co-Chair Kelly Cobey on the importance of planning and consultation for successful research assessment reform: 👇 https://lnkd.in/eMX6whE3
-
Public policies and institutions. This is the session I contribute to! The Latinamerican conference on studies of Science and Innovation. https://lnkd.in/d2x2_eyv
-
✨📚 Our research is unique because it's not just academic - it's informed by real data from actual transactions - not surveys - and expertise from advisors on the ground. Learn more from ISG's Paul Gottsegen, CMO & President, Research Chair👇
-
Ukrainian and Italian Medical Doctor, PhD in Medical Sciences | Bachelor in Laws | Expert of the National Agency for a Quality Assurance of the Higher Education in Ukraine | Member of the Editorial Board EUMJ (SCOPUS)
Welcoming new important step in our fundamental research ✨ Check our new article out right here: https://lnkd.in/d8HHUEWe
-
-
Delighted that our journal monograph, Assessing the dynamic social values of the 'deep city’: An integrated methodology combining online and offline approaches, has been published open access in Progress in Planning by Elsevier: https://lnkd.in/ebdpkxAd. 🎉 In this paper we discuss: (1) tested combinations of #methods to capture the social values of #heritage; (2) the complex, diverse social #values generated by #urban heritage and revealed by the use of these methods; and (3) the implications and potential applications of these methods for urban #planning. The discussion is grounded in three in-depth case studies of how values associated with historic transformation are involved in urban #place-making (in #Edinburgh, #London, and #Florence). Many thanks to all my co-authors - Siân Jones, Chiara Bonacchi, Elisa Broccoli, Alex Hiscock, Andrea Biondi, Michele Nucciotti, Torgrim Sneve Guttormsen, Kalliopi Fouseki, Margarita Diaz-Andreu - and everyone who participated in the #DeepCities WP3 research!
Chancellor's Fellow in Heritage, Text and Data Mining and Senior Lecturer In Heritage at University of Edinburgh
Our journal monograph on 'Assessing the dynamic social values of the ‘deep city’: An integrated methodology combining online and offline approaches’ is finally out in Progress in Planning. One of the outputs of the JPI CH Deep Cities research (WP3) I led with Siân Jones. https://lnkd.in/ecUAJsPt
-
-
https://lnkd.in/exE8HBFe Achieving a sustainable balance between human activity and the natural environment while maintaining economic growth will require innovation. We need to make economic growth cleaner, control environmental externalities, and protect human populations from environmental change. To identify and explore these innovations, LSE Environment Week brings together researchers from all fields of economics—including development, macroeconomics, industrial organisation, public, finance, labour, trade, urban, theory, behavioural, and political economy—as well as environmental, energy, and climate experts. Join LSE Environment Week 24-26!
