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🚀Missions in Action around the world. The implementation of missions is not always the same and is dependent on contextual factors and differs across actor typology, geography and scale. Join us as IIPP Professors Rainer Kattel and Rowan Conway convene an engaging online panel discussion on the lessons we can learn from global mission practitioners, as well as examining the role citizens can play in mission-oriented approaches. 🔗Register here: https://lnkd.in/gGGUAWeN

🚀Missions in Action around the world. The implementation of missions is not always the same and is dependent on contextual factors and differs across actor typology, geography and scale. Join us as IIPP Professors Rainer Kattel and Rowan Conway convene an engaging online panel discussion on the lessons we can learn from global mission practitioners, as well as examining the role citizens can play in mission-oriented approaches. 🔗Register here: https://lnkd.in/gGGUAWeN

🚀Missions in Action around the world. The implementation of missions is not always the same and is dependent on contextual factors and differs across actor typology, geography and scale. Join us as IIPP Professors Rainer Kattel and Rowan Conway convene an engaging online panel discussion on the lessons we can learn from global mission practitioners, as well as examining the role citizens can play in mission-oriented approaches. 🔗Register here: https://lnkd.in/gGGUAWeN

📍Happening today - Missions in Action around the world. The implementation of missions is not always the same and is dependent on contextual factors and differs across actor typology, geography and scale. Join us as IIPP Professors Rainer Kattel and Rowan Conway convene two engaging discussions on the lessons we can learn from global mission practitioners, as well as examining the role citizens can play in mission-oriented approaches. 🔗Join the event here: https://lnkd.in/e3N7UbFn

Publication Alert! A new paper from CETOC researchers Reid Ewing and Guang Tian in collaboration with Torrey Lyons of the Idaho National Laboratory seeks to shed new light on the age old question- when it comes to transit ridership, which is more impactful- temporal frequency or spatial coverage? Read the full paper now in the Journal of Transport Geography at https://lnkd.in/et3Z26nf

Don't miss our webinar, "It’s All Connected: Aligning Social Studies Courses" next week on April 11th at 3pm PDT! During this webinar, we'll explore the significance of alignment within social studies, particularly the influence of geography on human activities throughout history. Register here: https://buff.ly/3vvaikt

Middle powers come of age by leveraging their geography to their advantage. Here is Professor Adeel Malik describing this, from recent evidence. You can watch the full panel discussion he joined to talk about middle powers in 2025 here ➡️ https://lnkd.in/d2T8d9qY

We proudly present the Oceans in Depth series, exploring the ocean's profound impact on human history and contemporary global interactions. This series integrates various disciplines, including history, geography, and environmental studies, to offer a comprehensive narrative on the ocean's role. Discover more about this insightful series: https://buff.ly/3yeu2ds #Evolution2024

Introduction to Remote Sensing and GIS..!

Our webinar, "It’s All Connected: Aligning Social Studies Courses" is TODAY at 3pm PDT! During this webinar, we'll explore the significance of alignment within social studies, particularly the influence of geography on human activities throughout history. Register here to join us and to get the recording sent to you: https://buff.ly/3vvaikt