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Báo Dân Trí English 11 month(s) ago
Nguyen Thi Loan will replace the first runner-up of Miss Ao Dai Vietnam pageant 2016 Yen Nhi to become Vietnam's official representative to attend Miss Grand International (MGI) 2016, according to the website of Miss Grand Vietnam.
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The first runner-up of Miss Universe Vietnam 2015 Le Hang will be Vietnam's representative at this year's Miss Universe pageant.
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Truong Dieu Ngoc from the central city of Da Nang was crowned Miss Ao Dai Vietnam 2016 on the final night of the pageant which concluded in Ho Chi Minh City on June 7.
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Tran Ngoc Lan Khue, Miss Ao Dai Vietnam 2015, has been voted as one of the 2015 world's top 50 beautiful women by the Global Beauties website.
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VietNamNet Bridge - Competing with 400 international beauties for Miss Grand Slam 2015, the representative of Vietnam at the Miss World 2015 pageant Lan Khue is named on the list of the top 50.
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VietNamNet Bridge - In the rankings by Missosology, Pham Huong was ranked 10th with a score of 4,182, while Lan Khue ranked 19th with a score of 3,545.
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VietnamNet English 19 month(s) ago
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VietNamNet Bridge - According to the latest rankings on Global beauties, from 2006 to 2015, Vietnam rose by 11 spots, from 35th to 24th in the world rankings for beauty.
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VietnamNet English 19 month(s) ago
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Global Beauties, an online magazine for international beauty, has announced that Vietnam was ranked 24, up from its previous 35, in the latest list of global beauty.
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The final round of Miss World Vietnamese Businesswoman peageant took place at M3 Live Anaheim Art Theatre in the United States yesterday evening.
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VietnamNet English 21 month(s) ago
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Famous magazine Missosology has selected Miss Vietnam Thuy Van, Miss Philippines Pia Wurtzbach and Miss Indonesia Maria Harfanti in the Best of 2015, Quotable Quotes category.
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(VOV) - Famous magazine Missosology has selected Miss Vietnam Thuy Van, Miss Philippines Pia Wurtzbach and Miss Indonesia Maria Harfanti in the Best of 2015, Quotable Quotes category.
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Báo Dân Trí English 21 month(s) ago
Vietnam has won 5.62 points from its results in the world's five most acclaimed beauty pageants, which puts it in the 16th place on the 'Grand Slam' Ranking of the website Global Beauties this year.
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(VOV) - Vietnam has won 5.62 points from its results in the world's five most acclaimed beauty pageants, which puts it in the 16th place on the 'Grand Slam' Ranking of the website Global Beauties this year.
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VietnamNet English 21 month(s) ago
Vietnam ranked 8th in the list of top 10 Big 4 Performer of the Year with 250 points thanks to outstanding performances of Vietnamese representatives at international beauty pageants in 2015, said famous magazine Missosology.
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Basically, these 'unknown' devices do not appear on our network whatsoever, but continue to arrive after being deleted and starting a new scan.
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Please turn on verbose scan logging. To do that go to Settings > Network Scan, click on the Show Additional Settings link at the bottom of the page and set Verbose Scan Logging to true. Delete the ghost unknown and run a full network scan. When the scan is done, please send me the finder_child.log file from the Spiceworks\log folder (default path is C:\Program Files\Spiceworks\log). Also send me the IP addresses of the ghost unknowns.
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Three Wildcat Hopefuls Chase Olympic Dreams
June 21, 2012
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MANHATTAN, Kan. - A trio of Kansas State Wildcats are preparing to chase their Olympic dreams this month. Back-to-back NCAA high jump champion Erik Kynard is hoping to qualify for Team USA this weekend and senior heptathlete Ryann Krais is set to compete on the final weekend of the U.S. Track and Field Olympic Trials next week. Freshman Alyx Treasure is ranked No. 2 in her native Canada and has her sites set on a spot on the Olympic team in the women's high jump as well.
The U.S. Olympic Trials begin Friday in Eugene, Ore., where action will run through July 1st at legendary Hayward Field. TrackTown USA will be buzzing with the best athletes in America looking to represent the Red, White and Blue in London this summer for the 2012 Olympic Games. The Canadian Trials are slated for June 27-30 in Calgary.
Kynard leapt a new school record at the NCAA Championships as he is the first Wildcat to clear 7-08.00 (2.34m). His mark also broke the Drake Stadium record in a dramatic high jump competition that saw the Wildcat and three-time NCAA champion Derek Drouin battle. Kynard is set to compete in the qualifying round of the high jump on Saturday at 4:20 p.m. Pacific time. The field will be narrowed down to 12 competitors at that time before jumping in the final on Monday at 5:50 p.m.
Krais won the Big 12 title in the heptathlon and also indoors in the pentathlon. At the NCAA meet, she finished 14th outdoors and fifth indoors. She has seen success in TrackTown USA, where she finished second at the 2011 USA Championship in the heptathlon. Last year, Krais scored 6,030 points to finish second and narrowly miss a spot on Team USA for the IAAF World Championships.
Treasure is one of the most decorated young athletes from Canada. She won the Canadian Junior Championship last season and then stepped up to compete against older competition and finished fifth at the Canadian Championship. She finished fifth at the Big 12 outdoor meet this season as a freshman and won the indoor crown. She enters the Canadian Track and Field Trials ranked No. 2 at 6-00.50 (1.84m). She trails Jillian Drouin, sister of Indiana Hoosier Derek Drouin, by three centimeters. The qualifying round of the high jump is slated for 5:30 p.m. June 28 with the final the following day at the same time.
One former Wildcat will be in Eugene scouting the action for Team USA. All-American and two-time NCAA runner-up both indoor and outdoor, Gwen Wentland-Mikinski is a member of the USA Track and Field coaching staff for this year's Olympic Games. She will serve as the women's assistant coach for jumps.
Two other former Wildcats will be competing for a spot on the team as well. Amy Mortimer looks to qualify in the 1,500 meters. She will run the qualifying round on June 28. Olympian Christian Smith will be running the 800 meters, hoping to make the team again after a dramatic diving finish to qualify in 2008. The first round is set for 5:20 p.m. Friday with semifinals at 4:45 p.m. Saturday. The final will be Monday at 7:47 p.m.
NBC will be providing live coverage from the U.S. Olympic Track and Field Trials. The network will air coverage Saturday and Sunday as well as the final two days of the meet. The newly launched NBC Sports Network will also have coverage Friday and June 25-29. Check your local listings for times and to see if your cable or satellite provider carry NBC Sports Network.
The Canadian Track and Field Trials will be broadcast on CBC Sports. Check your local listings for times and to see if you get the network. The network will air two hours live on television and another two hours of live online steaming on its website.
Fans will be able to follow the action at the U.S. Olympic Trials online with live results provided by flashresults.com. Updates will also be available on Twitter. Those wanting to stay in the know in that manner, can follow @kstate_gameday as well as @USATrack_Field. Hashtags #KStateTrack , #London2012 and #Eugene2012 will be used throughout the U.S. Trials. Information from Canadian Trials can be followed on @AthleticsCanada with a live results link available at www.2012trials.ca.
Kynard Named Semifinalist for The Bowerman
On the heels of his back-to-back NCAA titles in the high jump and his strong 2012 season, Erik Kynard was named a semifinalist for The Bowerman Award by the USTFCCCA. Kynard was announced as one of 10 semifinalists for the award. The list reads like an exclusive club with all 10 semifinalists winning at least one NCAA title this season. Two semifinalists won two events at Drake Stadium earlier this month.
The Bowerman, the Heisman Trophy of track and field, was introduced in 2009 and is presented annually to the top male and female NCAA track and field athletes in the nation and sponsored by the USTFCCCA. The award honors former University of Oregon head coach Bill Bowerman. In addition to his history of success at Oregon, he was instrumental in helping establish the system of autonomous federations to control individual sports in the United States today and also is credited with helping fuel the jogging craze in America during the 1970's. Bowerman was a cofounder of Nike and is most recognized within the company for his creation of the waffle sole by pouring rubber on a waffle iron.
The Bowerman Advisory Board will deliberate before announcing three finalists on June 29 with the winner announced in December. Kynard is the first semifinalist for the award from the Big 12 Conference in its brief history.
Krais Makes Academic All-America Team
Senior Ryann Krais has amassed a number of awards during her career for both her athletic and academic achievements. The Big 12 champion added to her trophy case this week as she was named to the Capital One Academic All-America First Team. The honor adds to her already impressive list of academic awards just this season alone. At the NCAA Championship she received the NCAA Elite 89 Award recognizing her as the top student-athlete in the classroom at the NCAA Championship meet.
The Capital One Academic All-America Team is voted on by members of the College Sports Information Directors Association and takes both academic and athletic success into account. This season, Krais won the Big 12 Championship outdoors in the heptathlon and indoors in the pentathlon. She finished fifth in the pentathlon at the NCAA Indoor Championship and 14th outdoors. Krais earned her degree in psychology this May with a 3.95 GPA.
To be eligible for Academic All-America, a student-athlete must be a varsity starter or key reserve, maintain a cumulative GPA of 3.30, have reached sophomore athletic and academic standing and be nominated by his or her sports information director for Academic All-District. Student-athletes selection to their respective district's first team are then eligible for voting onto the Academic All-America Team.
Kynard Keeps His Crown
High jumper Erik Kynard raised the bar for Wildcats to eventually follow in his footsteps as he successfully defended his NCAA championship and set a new school record. Kynard cleared 7-08.00 (2.34 meters) to win his second NCAA title in dramatic fashion. After missing once at 7-02.50 and twice at 7-05.75, he needed to clear 7-07.00 on his first attempt to get back in the hunt with two more jumpers remaining. He did and so did Indiana's Derek Drouin. Florida's Dwight Barbiasz missed at the height to take third place.
Kynard then soared over the bar on his first attempt at 7-08.00 and saw Drouin post his first miss of the competition. Drouin elected to pass his next two attempts at the height hoping to reclaim the lead at 7-09.25 by clearing before Kynard could. After two misses each, Drouin was eliminated giving Kynard the title. The champion elected to pass his third attempt and take one shot at tying the collegiate record of 7-09.75 (2.38 meters). Kynard's jump came just short as the crowd gave a loud cheer to the defending champion.
His jump of 7-08.00 ties for fifth in NCAA history and he is only the eighth person to jump at least that high in college.
Silkauskas Leaps to 7th Place
Senior Mantas Silkauskas closed his career as a Wildcat in grand fashion at the NCAA Championship. The Lithuanian posted a wind-legal jump of 7.73 meters to rank sixth in school history and finish seventh at the championship meet. It marked the first time since 1991 the men's team has had an All-American in the event when Charles Armstead finished 11th. It also was the first time since 1988 a Wildcat finished in the top eight to score points for the team. Olympian Kenny Harrison was the last men's team member to score in the long jump taking eighth place in 1988.
Three Wildcats Earn All-America Status
Following the college outdoor track and field season, the USTFCCCA announced its All-America teams, and three members of the Kansas State track and field teams made the list for their shining performances at the NCAA Championship.
Junior Erik Kynard and senior Mantas Silkauskas earned first team honors from the USTFCCCA for finishing in the top eight of their respective events. Senior Ryann Krais finished 14th in the heptathlon to make the women's second team.
With his All-America certificate, Kynard now owns a total of six, receiving the honor every indoor and outdoor season he has been a Wildcat. It also keeps K-State's streak of 10 straight years with an All-American in the men's outdoor high jump alive.
Silkauskas is the first All-American for the men's team in the long jump since 1991 when Charles Armstead finished 11th. The Lithuanian claimed seventh place to earn two points toward the men's team overall score when he leapt 25-04.50.
Krais ends her career with a total of seven All-America certificates after earning a total of five in her two years at K-State. She finished 14th in the heptathlon with her total score of 5,516 points. Her second team selection tallies the fifth overall All-America performance by a Wildcat in the heptathlon.
Krais Earns NCAA Elite 89 Award
Senior Ryann Krais came away with some hardware from her final NCAA Championship. After finishing 14th in the heptathlon at the track and field championship meet, the senior received one of the most prestigious awards given by the NCAA.
Krais received the NCAA Elite 89 Award during the meet, recognizing her as the top student-athlete in her sport, honoring both her academic and athletic achievements.
"I'm excited about all the support and acknowledgement I have received from my family and friends for receiving this award, but I realize it may take a few years until I can look back and realize the significance of this achievement," Krais said. "I'm glad I am able to represent K-State in this manner at the NCAA meet. It is important to me that all the people who have helped me succeed in the classroom and on the track know that I am thankful for them."
The Elite 89 Award recognizes the true essence of the student-athlete by honoring the individual who has reached the pinnacle of competition at the national championship level in his or her sport, while also achieving the highest academic standard among his or her peers. The Elite 89 is presented to the student-athlete with the highest cumulative GPA participating at the finals site for each of the NCAA's 88 championships.
Krais graduated in May with her degree in psychology and an impressive 3.95 GPA. She was recently named to the Capital One Academic All-District 7 First Team and also was an Academic All-Big 12 First Team selection this year as well. Earlier this week, the Big 12 Conference announced recipients of the 2011-12 Dr. Prentice Gautt Postgraduate Scholarships, and Krais was among those receiving the $9,000 scholarship for graduate school.
With Krais receiving the award it marks the second time in the last two years a Wildcat has received the Elite 89 Award. In 2010, fifth-year senior Alyssa Bellinder won the award for women's cross country with her perfect 4.00 GPA.
K-State Athletics Director John Currie said winning the award is an accomplishment to be proud of and gave high praise to the track and field and cross country program for proving to be one of the top in the nation when it comes to academics.
"Ryann epitomizes the term student-athlete and we are extremely happy for her success during her K-State career," said K-State Athletics Director John Currie. "For Ryann to join Alyssa Bellinder and make it two consecutive academic years that a Wildcat student-athlete has won an Elite 89 award is a tribute to the tremendous efforts and support of the entire Kansas State faculty while having both those young women as representatives of our track and field and cross country program speaks to the priorities established under Cliff Rovelto and all of our outstanding coaching and support staff members."


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The Role of Higher Education in Ensuring Afghanistan's Prosperous Future
The Department of International Development is honoured to host: Dr Kenneth Holland, President at the American University of Afghanistan (AUAF); Dr Said Tayeb Jawad, Ambassador of Afghanistan to the UK; and award winning anchor and correspondent Yalda Hakim to the LSE to discuss the role of higher education in Afghanistan in ensuring the country's prosperous future.
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Professor James Putzel on the battle over Marawi City
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You can view a clip of Professor Putzel on BBC World here
Dr Mayling Birney on BBC World Service
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You can listen to her comments here (26:36 - 29:55)
ID department hiring two part-time Teaching Fellows
The Department of International Development is looking for two part-time Teaching Fellows to contribute to advising and teaching on the MSc in Development Management, including the Development Management Project and related components during the 17/18 academic year.
Further details on each post can be found here.
Dr Geoffrey Swenson awarded the 2016 Bapsybanoo Marchioness of Winchester Thesis Prize
Congratulations to Geoffrey Swenson, who has won the Bapsybanoo Marchioness of Winchester Thesis Prize 2016 for a paper entitled Addressing Crises of Order: Judicial State-building in the Wake of Conflict. The Winchester Prize is awarded by University of Oxford Social Sciences for the most outstanding thesis in area of International Relations, with particular reference to human rights and fundamental freedoms.
Geoffrey completed his DPhil in International Relations at Oxford University on post-conflict judicial state-building in legally pluralist settings.
Conference on Long-Range Development in Latin America
The inaugural LSE-Stanford-Universidad de los Andes Conference on Long-Range Development in Latin America will take place in Stanford on 11-12 May. The papers presented by co-organiser, Professor Jean Paul Faguet, are a blend of politics, economics and history, and trace the intellectual frontiers of long-run development in Latin America and beyond. They will be publicly available soon.
More about the event here
Tim runs London Marathon
A huge congratulations to Professor Tim Allen for completing the London Marathon on Sunday in just under five hours!
As many of you know, in 2000 Tim was diagnosed with acute myeloid leukemia. After a year of treatment, the cancer returned and the only way to save his life was to find an unrelated bone marrow donor. The Anthony Nolan Trust finds such people, and Tim is still alive, because someone he had never met was willing to provide bone marrow to attempt a transplant. Each year, Tim runs the London Marathon to remember what the donor did for him, and to raise funds for the Nolan Trust.
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ID department hiring Guest Teacher for Comparative Political Economy
The Department of International Development would like to hire a Guest Teacher for a postgraduate course on Comparative Political Economy. Candidates should have completed a PhD in a social science discipline such as Development Studies, International Relations, Politics, or Sociology (or similar subjects).
You can view the full job description here
Book launch for After Rape
This event on the evening of the 9th of May, hosted by Firoz Lalji Centre for Africa, marks the publication of Holly Porter's new book After Rape: violence, justice and social harmony in Uganda. Holly Porter will talk about the book with Adam Branch from Cambridge University and the event will be chaired by Professor Tim Allen, Director of the Firoz Lalji Centre and Head of the Department for International Development.
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Professor Robert Ashford to talk at LSE in May
Professor Robert Ashford, Distinguished Professor of Law at Syracuse University, will deliver a public talk on the evening of the 4th of May at The London School of Economics. To coincide with a new book, he will suggest a new approach to making employment and growth more sustainable by broadening capital ownership, using the earnings of capital.
Find out more about the event here.
After Rape, the new book from Dr Holly Porter
Drawing upon abundant fieldwork and in-depth interviews with almost 200 women, Dr Holly Porter, Research Fellow from the department and Lead Researcher for the Justice and Security Research Programme, examines issues surrounding wrongdoing and justice, and sexual violence and rape, among the Acholi people in northern Uganda.
Find out more about the book here.
Applications now open for LSE-UCT July School
The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) and the University of Cape Town (UCT) are delighted to offer the fifth LSE-UCT July School from 17 - 28 July 2017 in Cape Town, South Africa.
This innovative and prestigious two-week 'summer school' style programme provides the highest calibre students, graduates and professionals from across the globe with an exciting opportunity to study important social science issues relevant to Africa today across subject areas as diverse as international relations, economics, management, government, geography, law, media and social policy.
Click here to apply for the summer school.
Congratulations to Dr Sandra Sequeira
Congratulations to Dr Sandra Seqeira who has been promoted from Assistant Professor to Associate Professor in Development Economics. Dr Seqeira is also Lead Academic for the International Growth Centre's Mozambique programme. Her research applies a combination of experimental and quasi-experimental methods to three broad themes in development economics: infrastructure and growth, private sector development in developing countries and the economic costs of bureaucratic corruption.
You can see Dr Sandra Sequeira's full profile here.
PhD student Max Gallien wins ESRC Writing Competition
A huge congratulations to Max Gallien, PhD student in the Department of International Development, for recently being announced of one of only four prize winners in the highly prestigious ESRC Writing Competition. Max's entry "Researching the informal economy teaches us about the lives of the most vulnerable in our society" was runner up in the competition which is run in partnership with SAGE publications.
You can read Max Gallien's entry for the competition here.
Dr Tasha Fairfield to join Stanford Univeristy as fellow
Tasha Fairfield will be a 2017-2018 fellow at the Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences (CASBS) at Stanford University, where she will be working on a book project, "Social Inquiry and Bayesian Inference: Rethinking Qualitative Research." Her article with A.E. Charman, "Explicit Bayesian analysis for process tracing: guidelines, opportunities, and caveats," is forthcoming in Political Analysis.
Professor Tim Forsyth receives grant to research resilience in Nepal and Myanmar
Tim Forsyth has won a grant funded by the Rockefeller Foundation to conduct research on the resilience and access to sustainable growth in upland Nepal and Myanmar. The grant which is equivalent to £350,000. Tim, the principle investigator with collaborators in Oxford and East Anglia, will be investigating how livelihood transitions in upland, and post-conflict villages in Nepal and Myanmar change what we think about risk and resilience, including resilience to climate change.
Mary Kaldor awarded BISA Distinguished Contribution Prize
Professor Mary Kaldor was awarded the Distinguished Contribution Prize by the British International Studies Association (BISTA). The prize recognises an individual's contribution to the promotion of excellence in the discipline of International Studies over a substantial period of time. The award also recognises the distinction in the intellectual development and the leadership of the discipline, as well as acknowledging the considerable prestige added by the individual to International Studies in the UK and beyond.
Find out more about BISA here.
Stuart Gordon at the IWM
Dr Stuart Gordon has been featured in a video interview at the Imperial War Museum for an exhibition about the British arrival in Helmand. The exhibition examines the British arrival in the Afghan province in 2006 and the decisions that shaped the way the conflict escalated, exploring the impact the period had on those who were there and the lessons learnt from the deployment.
Find out more about the exhibition here.
Development Management Student Releases Debut Book
MSc Development Management student and Khattar Scholar, Agnes Chew, released her first debut nonfictional book, titled The Desire for Elsewhere, at the Singapore Writers Festival 2016.
You can find out more about the book here.
Pritish Behuria Interviewed by Radio France International
Pritish Behuria, Visiting Fellow of the department, was interviewed by Radio France International about Agaciro in Rwanda. This follows on from his recent publication in The Journal of Eastern African Studies about the subject.
You can listen to the interview here.
Tim Allen gives expert testimony at the ICC
Last week, Tim Allen gave his expert testimony at the trail of the Lord's Resistance Army's warlord, Dominic Ongwen. The trail which was held at the ICC was streamed live and watched globally, including in Uganda and South Sudan where the crimes had allegedly taken place.
You can find out more about the trail here
Various scholarships and awards available for African students
The Firoz Lalji Centre for Africa has compiled a list of scholarships, awards and bursaries targeting African applicants wishing to study at LSE. Awards range from partial to full scholarships.
You can view the list here
Book launch: The Quest for Universal Social Policy in the South. Thursday 28 February, 6.30pm, 32L.G.03
Universal social policies have the power to reduce inequality and create more cohesive societies. But how can countries in the South deliver universalism? Diego Sánchez-Ancochea (together with Juliana Martínez Franzoni) answers this question through a comparative analysis of Costa Rica, Mauritius, South Korea, and Uruguay, and a detailed historical account of Costa Rica's successful trajectory in a new book.
You can find out more about the event here
LSE ranked 3rd best university in the world for Development Studies
QS TopUniversities has ranked The London School of Economics the third best university in the world for Development Studies. LSE jumped two places from the previous year, topping both Oxford and Cambridge University, and is the only university on the list to have scored full marks for research impact.
You can see the full list of universities here
International Development students have their paper published by the Inter-American Development Bank
A group of students from last year's Development Management class have had their constancy project published for the Inter-American Development Bank. The paper analyses the different ways in which big data can be leveraged to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of governments in Latin America and the Caribbean by using five case studies.
You can download and read the paper by following this link
Dr Tasha Fairfield wins the Donna Lee Van Cott Award for best book on political institutions
Dr Fairfield, an Assistant Professor in Development Studies in the Department of International Development has been awarded the 2016 Donna Lee Van Cott Award for best book on political institutions for her book Private Wealth and Public Revenue in Latin America (Cambridge University Press, 2015). The committee for the prize described it as "both theoretically and empirically rich and persuasive in showing the impact of business power in reforming tax policy across and within countries". They went on to say that they "found particularly compelling the way in which the book brings social movements into the picture to explain how movements in the street can change the balance of power between states and business and empower states to pass anti-business tax reforms."
New Report - "From Hybrid Peace to Human Security: Rethinking EU Strategy towards Conflict"
The latest report by the Civil Society and Human Security Research Unit proposes that the European Union adopts a second generation human security approach to conflicts, as an alternative to Geo-Politics or the War on Terror.
Read the full report here
Professor Jean-Paul Faguet speaks at World Bank
On Wednesday 10 February Professor Jean-Paul Faguet spoke at an event at the World Bank entitled "Is Decentralization Good for Development: Perspectives from Academics & Policy Makers", where he discussed his research from his book of the same name.
A video of the event can be found here
Professor Kaldor receives honorary award at University of Sussex graduation
On Friday 22 January Mary Kador was awarded an honorary doctorate from the University of Sussex for her academic excellence and her contribution on issues of humanitarian security and the new causes of war. The award was conferred to her by the Chancellor of the University, actor and writer Sanjeev Bhaskar at Brighton's Dome, where the University's winter graduation ceremonies took place.
International Development student awarded New Zealand Gallantry Star
LSE International Development postgraduate student, Geoff Faraday, awarded New Zealand Gallantry Star for two acts of extraordinary bravery while serving as an army major in a United Nations peacekeeping mission in South Sudan. Read more about Geoff's award on the International Development blog
Prestigious Awards for Professor Catherine Boone
The Department of International Development is delighted to announce that Property and Political Order in Africa: Land Rights and the Structure of Politics by Catherine Boone has been awarded Best Book 2015 by African Politics Conference Group of the American Political Science Assocation and the ASA Herskovitz Award Honorable Mention 2015 for the best book published in English in African Studies in the last two years by the African Studies Association (ASA).
Robert Wade commemorated in Beijing
The 25th anniversary of Robert Wade's influential book, Governing the Market, was acknowledged by a special panel at the Beijing Forum last week (Friday 6 November). Professor Wang Zhengyi of Peking University organised the panel to commemorate the milestone, which included scholars from around the world.
Professor Wade also contributed to the event, speaking on 'The role of the state in escaping the middle-income trap: the role of smart industrial polices'.
For more on his research, see Robert Wade's experts page.
Jean-Paul Faguet promotes new book in South America
Jean-Paul Faguet has been in South America this week promoting his new book, Is Decentralization Good for Development? He gave the keynote address at the LACEA/World Bank/IDB/UNDP Research Network on Inequality and Poverty, as well as lectures at the Catholic University of Bolivia, and the UMSA, the main public university in La Paz. He has also faced a live TV interview on one of Bolivia's main current affairs programmes, 'A Todo Pulmón'.
A roundtable discussion to launch the book, featuring co-editor and recent PhD graduate, Caroline Pöschl, will take place at LSE on 2 December, with details to follow on our events page.
Mayling Birney discusses the Magna Carta on BBC's Newshour
Winnie Byanyima captivates audience at LSE
Oxfam International is moving its headquarters from Oxford to Nairobi, executive director Winnie Byanyima announced at LSE on Monday. Her public lecture 'Is Africa Rising?' spoke about issues of investment, inequality and tax manipulation in Africa and was very well received by a sell-out audience. A summary and podcast are available on the International Development blog.
Further Africa Talks will be given by Attahiru Jega, the former Chair of Nigeria's Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), on 10 November, and by academic and author, Alcinda Honwana, on 18 November.
Remember to check our Events page for more details on these and other events as they emerge.
Reviving Global Democracy: Book launch, 11 November
The Civil Society and Human Security Research Unit is hosting a panel discussion for the launch of Richard Youngs' new book, The Puzzle of Non-Western Democracy, on Wednesday 11 November. The evening will feature Richard Youngs, Mukulika Banerjee and Senem Aydin-Düzgit, and will be chaired by Mary Kaldor.
More information can be found on our events page.
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Why U.S. Efforts to Promote the Rule of Law in Afghanistan Failed
Swenson, Geoffrey
International Security (2017)
Since 2001, the United States has expended vast resources attempting to promote the rule of law in Afghanistan. This effort failed for two reasons. First, U.S. efforts prioritized supporting the state legal system, despite its corruption and lack of legitimacy. Second, policymakers often overlooked nonstate tribal and religious justice systems. Successfully promoting the rule of law after conflict requires realistic expectations and deep understanding of a country's legal culture, politics, and history.
To read the full article, click here >>
Afghanistan's Taliban – Legitimate Jihadists or Coercive Extremists?
Weigand, Florian
Journal of Intervention and Statebuilding (2017)
The military intervention in Afghanistan in 2001 was portrayed as a fight to oust the extremist Taliban. But the Taliban have long been regaining influence, with the military victory of the Afghan government and its foreign allies now seeming less likely than ever. In light of these developments, this article investigates what the affected people – rather than the foreign interveners – think about the Taliban, and whether they perceive them as coercive or legitimate. Building on a conceptual understanding of legitimacy that has been adjusted to the dynamics of conflict-torn spaces, the article suggests that people judge the Taliban on the basis of how their day-to-day behaviour is perceived. While the Taliban are a coercive threat in urban centres and other areas where they launch attacks, they nonetheless manage to construct legitimacy in some of the places which they control or can access easily. A major source of their legitimacy in these areas is the way in which they provide services – such as conflict resolution – which some people consider to be faster and fairer than the state's practices.
Studying political settlements in Africa
Behuria, Pritish. Buur, Lars and Gray, Hazel. African Affairs (2017)
The political settlements approach emerged out of a critique of new institutional economics developed by Mushtaq Khan in the 1990s. Since then, the political settlements approach has proliferated in donor programming and academic scholarship on African countries. This has led to some confusion about its core conceptual and methodological features. This Research Note starts by setting out our understanding of political settlements and provides an overview of existing political settlements literature on African countries. The overall contribution of the note is to illustrate the varied strategies used in studying political settlements and to place them in conversation with one another.
Faguet, J.P., Q. Khan and A. Ambel
World Development (2017)
Donors increasingly fund interventions to counteract inequality in developing countries, where they fear it can foment instability and undermine nation-building efforts. To succeed, aid relies on the principle of upward accountability to donors. But federalism shifts the accountability of subnational officials downward to regional and local voters. What happens when aid agencies fund anti-inequality programs in federal countries? Does federalism undermine aid? Does aid undermine federalism? Or can the political and fiscal relations that define a federal system resolve the contradiction internally? The authors explore this paradox via the Promotion of Basic Services program in Ethiopia, the largest donor-financed investment program in the world. Using an original panel database comprising the universe of Ethiopian woredas (districts), the study finds that horizontal (geographic) inequality decreased substantially.
Relative indemnity: risk, insurance, and kinship in Indian microfinance
Kar, Sohini
J R Anthropol Inst (2017)
With the growth of commercial microfinance in India, the poor have been increasingly enfolded into circuits of global finance. In making these collateral-free loans, however, microfinance institutions (MFIs) engage in new forms of risk management. While loans are made to women with the goal of economic and social empowerment, MFIs require male kin to serve as guarantors. Drawing on fieldwork in the city of Kolkata, I argue that through the requirement of male guarantors, MFIs hedge on kinship, even as they speculate on the bottom of the pyramid as a new market of accumulation.
The American paradox: ideology of free markets and the hidden practice of directional thrust
Wade, Robert
Cambridge Journal of Economics (2017)
This essay reviews the history of US industrial policy, with an emphasis on 'network-building industrial policy' over the past two decades. At the end, it draws a lesson for policy communities in other countries and interstate development organisations such as the World Bank and IMF.
Tracking presidents and policies: environmental politics from Lula to Dilma
Hochstetler, Kathryn
Policy Studies (2017)
Does the Brazilian presidential system shape environmental policy there? The comparative literature on environmental policy offers few reasons to think that it might. This article examines environmental policies and outcomes in three successive presidential administrations in Brazil to develop hypotheses about whether institutional factors should gain a larger place in comparative studies of environmental policies and outcomes.
Contesting the militarization of the places where they met: the landscapes of the western Nuer and Dinka (South Sudan)
Pendle, Naomi
Journal of East African Studies (2017)
Decades of militarized, violent conflict and elite wealth acquisition have created a common rupture in shared landscapes between communities of the western Dinka and Nuer (South Sudan). Through the remaking of these landscapes, governments and their wars have indirectly reshaped political identities and relationships. Networks of complex relationships have used this space for migration, marriage, trade and burial. Since the government wars of the 1980s, people from both Dinka and Nuer communities have participated in a myriad of cross-cutting political alliances with a lack of ethnic homogeneity. Yet, the recreation of this landscape as a militarized no-man's land has stopped Nuer and Dinka meeting and is etching into the landscape naturalized visions of ethnic divisions.
Transitional Justice and Political Economies of Survival in Post-conflict Northern Uganda
Macdonald, Anna
Development and Change (2017)
This article explores the interplay between transitional justice and 'everyday' political economies of survival in post-conflict Acholiland, northern Uganda. Based on extensive fieldwork in Acholiland in the period 2012–14, using a range of qualitative research methods, the author examines the means through which people negotiate social and moral order in the context of post-conflict life and analyses the tensions between these forms of 'everyday' activity and current transitional justice policy and programming in the region.
Legal Pluralism and Women's Rights After Conflict: The Role of CEDAW
Swenson, Geoffrey. and Campbell, Meghan
Columbia Human Rights Law Reveiw (2016)
Protecting and promoting women's rights is an immense challenge after conflict, especially when non-state justice systems handle most disputes. However, legal pluralism's implications for gender equality remain under-theorized. This Article examines the potential of the Convention for Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination (CEDAW) and analyses how the CEDAW Committee to can more effectively promote gender equality in legally pluralistic, post-conflict states.
Shadlen Kenneth C. and Fonseca, Elize Massard da PAHO (2017)
Promoting the use of generic drugs can constitute a core instrument for countries' national pharmaceutical policies, one that reduces drug expenditure while expanding health care access. Despite the potential importance of such policy measures and the differences among national practices, scholars embarking on comparative analysis lack a roadmap for determining which dimensions of generic drug policy to assess and compare. This report fills that gap by considering national rules and regulations across four dimensions deemed crucial to any evaluation.
Secondary pharmaceutical patenting: A global perspective
Kenneth C. Shadlen and Bhaven N. Sampata
Research Policy (2017)
Pharmaceutical firms' use of secondary patents to extend periods of exclusivity generates concerns among policymakers worldwide. In response, some developing countries have introduced measures to curb the grant of these patents. While these measures have received considerable attention, there is limited evidence on their effectiveness. We follow a large sample of international patent applications in the US, Japan, the European Patent Office, and corresponding filings in three developing countries with restrictions on secondary patents, India, Brazil, and Argentina.
Explicit Bayesian analysis for process tracing: guidelines, Oopportunities, and caveats
Fairfield, Tasha and Charman, Andrew
Political Analysis (2017)
Bayesian probability holds the potential to serve as an important bridge between qualitative and quantitative methodology. Yet whereas Bayesian statistical techniques have been successfully elaborated for quantitative research, applying Bayesian probability to qualitative research remains an open frontier. This paper advances the burgeoning literature on Bayesian process tracing by drawing on expositions of Bayesian "probability as extended logic" from the physical sciences, where probabilities represent rational degrees of belief in propositions given the inevitably limited information we possess.
The politics of natural disasters in protracted conflict: the 2014 flood in Kashmir
Venugopal, Rajesh and Yasir, Sameer
Oxford Development Studies (2017)
This paper explores the politics of the 2014 floods in the contentious and conflict-prone Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir. The September 2014 floods were the most serious natural disaster in the state in the past 60 years, and affected some two million people in the Kashmir valley.
Rural bias in African electoral systems: Legacies of unequal representation in African democracies
Boone, Catherine and Wahman, Michael
Electoral Studies (2017)
Although electoral malapportionment is a recurrent theme in monitoring reports on African elections, few researchers have tackled this issue. Here we theorize the meaning and broader implications of malapportionment in eight African countries with Single Member District (SMD) electoral systems.
The Quest to Bring Land under Social and Political Control: Land Reform Struggles of the Past and Present in Ecuador
Geoff Goodwin
Journal of Agrarian Change (2016)
Land reform was one of the most important policies introduced in Latin America in the twentieth century and remains high on the political agenda due to sustained pressure from rural social movements. Improving our understanding of the issue therefore remains a pressing concern. This paper responds to this need by proposing a new theoretical framework to explore land reform and providing a fresh analysis of historical and contemporary land struggles in Ecuador.
The Trial of Thomas Kwoyelo: Opportunites or spectre? Reflections from the ground on the first LRA prosecution
Anna Macdonald and Holly Porter
Africa (2016)
The trial of Thomas Kwoyelo – the first war crimes prosecution of a former Lord's Resistance Army fighter, and the only domestic war crimes prosecution in Uganda at the time of writing – has been packed with drama, intrigue and politics. The article considers what Kwoyelo's trial means for those most affected by the crimes he allegedly committed, and, more broadly, what it means for the 'transitional justice' project in Uganda.
Pritish Behuria
Journal of Eastern African Studies (2016)
The political settlements literature has assigned a privileged role to rents as instruments used by ruling elites to maintain political stability. Since then, there has been some attempt to highlight how ideas may play a similarly important role in contributing to political stability. This article explores how ruling elites in Rwanda responded to a 'critical juncture' in 2012 when donors withdrew foreign aid after they alleged that the Rwandan Patriotic Front government was supporting rebel groups in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
To read the full article, click here >>
Precolonial Political Centralization and Contemporary Development in Uganda
Green, Elliott and Sanghamitra Bandyopadhyay Economic Development and Cultural Change Vol 64.3 (April 2016)
The role of precolonial history on contemporary development has become an important field of study within development economics. In this article the authors examine the role of precolonial political centralization on contemporary development outcomes with detailed subnational data from Uganda.
Structuralism, The Oxford Handbook of Politics of Development
Green, Elliott Structuralism, forthcoming in the Oxford Handbook of Politics of Development, edited by Carol Lancaster and Nicolas van de Walle (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2016)
This article examines the structural origins of developmental politics by focusing on the argument that "bad politicians" are the reason for the problem with politics in developing countries, or that great leaders are responsible for development.
Decentralization and Development in Contemporary Uganda
Green, Elliott Regional & Federal Studies Vol 25.5 (Nov 2015)
There has long been an emphasis on the importance of decentralization in providing better quality public services in the developing world. In order to assess the effectiveness of decentralization I examine here the case study of Uganda, which has seen major decentralization of power over the last quarter-century.
Centralising rents and dispersing power while pursuing development? Exploring the strategic uses of military firms in Rwanda
Behuria, Pritish Review of African Political Economy (Feb 2016)
The Rwandan Patriotic Front has achieved significant economic progress while also maintaining political stability. However, frictions among ruling elites have threatened progress. This paper explores the use of military firms in Rwanda. Such firms are used to invest in strategic industries, but the use of such firms reflects the vulnerability faced by ruling elites. Military firms serve two related purposes. First, ruling elites use such firms to centralise rents and invest in strategic sectors. Second, the proliferation of such enterprises and the separation of party- and military-owned firms contribute to dispersing power within a centralised hierarchy.
Europe's failed 'fight' against irregular migration: ethnographic notes on a counterproductive industry
Andersson, Ruben Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies (Feb 2016)
Despite Europe's mass investments in advanced border controls, people keep arriving along the continent's shores under desperate circumstances. European attempts to 'secure' or 'protect' the borders have quite clearly failed, as politicians themselves increasingly recognise – yet more of the same response is again rolled out in response to the escalating 'refugee crisis'. Amid the deadlock, this article argues that we need to grasp the mechanics and logics of the European 'border security model' in order to open up for a change of course.
Economy For and Against Democracy
Hart, Keith
Berghahn (2015)
Political constitutions alone do not guarantee democracy; a degree of economic equality is also essential. Yet contemporary economies, dominated as they are by global finance and political rent-seekers, often block the realization of democracy. The comparative essays and case studies of this volume examine the contradictory relationship between the economy and democracy and highlight the struggles and visions needed to make things more equitable. They explore how our collective aspirations for greater democracy might be informed by serious empirical research on the human economy today. If we want a better world, we must act on existing social realities.
Is Decentralization Good for Development?
Faguet, Jean-Paul, and Caroline Pöschl (eds),
Oxford University Press (2015).
Is decentralisation good for development? This book explains when the answer is "Yes", and when it is "No". It shows how decentralisation can be designed to drive development forward, and focuses attention on the institutional incentives that can strengthen democracy, boost economies, and improve public sector performance. It also analyses the political motives behind decentralisation, and how these shape the institutions that result. For more information, click here.
Will the JAM Trinity Dismantle the Public Distribution System?
Masiero, Silvia
Economic and Political Weekly, 45 (2015), 21-23.
The platform known as the JAM Trinity (an acronym for Jan Dhan Yojana, Aadhaar and mobile numbers) may enable a shift from the current Public Distribution System, based on price subsidies, to the direct transfer of benefits. However, JAM technologies will not necessarily lead to the demise of the PDS. State-level experiences reveal that such technologies can improve the system by combatting the leakage problems that disrupt it.
Hardwiring the frontier? The politics of security technology in Europe's 'fight against illegal migration'
Andersson, Ruben
Security Dialogue (2015), 1-18.
Migration controls at the external EU borders have become a large field of political and financial investment in recent years - indeed, an 'industry' of sorts - yet conflicts between states and border agencies still mar attempts at cooperation. This article takes a close look at one way in which officials try to overcome such conflicts: through technology.
Decentralizing for a Deeper, More Supple Democracy
Faguet, Jean-Paul, Ashley M. Fox, and Caroline Pöschl
Journal of Democracy, 26.4 (2015), 60-74.
Can decentralization strengthen democracy, or is it doomed to weaken the state? Over the past three decades, most countries have experimented with some form of decentralization. Yet, many analysts worry that it will weaken the state. We review recent evidence regarding decentralization and state strength and argue that decentralization can deepen democracy without compromising state strength if adequately designed.
Ecuador's election of the Global South's first wheelchair-using president can spark vital debate on disability and developmentTerhas Clarke and Alejandra Carvajal introduce us to the work of President Lenin Moreno of Ecuador, the first person in a wheelchair to be elected as a head of state in Latin America, and an influential figure that has improved rights for people with disabilities on an international and national level. They invite readers to join the discussion on inclusive development: what inclusive development should look […]
From theory to practice: promoting more inclusive benefits from mining through better measurement and transparency of local procurementOn the 3rd of July 2017, Jeff Geipel, Venture Lead for Mining Shared Value (an initiative of Engineers Without Borders Canada), launched the organisation's Mining Local Procurement Reporting Mechanism (LPRM) to a room full of industry professional, development professionals, academics and students. Here he tells us about how the LPRM disclosures work and how the seed of the idea was planted whilst studying […]
Higher education, Afghanistan's best weapon against extremismFollowing a recent panel discussion hosted by LSE's Department of International Development on The Role of Higher Education in Ensuring Afghanistan's Prosperous Future (10/07/2017), co-chair to the event, Dr Sajjan Gohel, discusses how education can serve to build the human capital necessary to place the country on a secure and stable path, and the role of the international community in supporting Afghanistan at this […]
Conflict and Humanitarian Response: Sharing experiences in challenging timesGeorge Woodhams, reflects on the Senior-level Course on Conflict and Humanitarian Response, an intensive course for humanitarian professionals taught by the Overseas Development Institute's Humanitarian Policy Group (HPG) and staff from the Department of International Development at the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE). The Syrian conflict, continuing crises in Eastern Ukraine and unprecedented levels of forced displacement from fragile […]
Sneak peak of Professor Faguet's Popular Democracy, part 5 of 5To celebrate the Spanish-language launch of Professor Jean-Paul Faguet's book Popular Democracy: Governance from Below in Bolivia, we will be publishing the first chapter of the book as part of a five part series over the coming month. You can read our post about the book launches in Bolivia here. In case you've missed it, you can read part 1/5 […]
Tuesday 31 January 2017
Pritish Behuria, Visiting Fellow of the department, was interviewed by Radio France International about Agaciro in Rwanda. This follows on from his recent publication in The Journal of Eastern African Studies about the subject. Listen to the interview here>>
Thursday 19 January 2017
Duncan Green gave an interview to Malaka Gharib (NPR) about activism and making change happen. The interview was published on January 19 2017 in their online Goats and Soda blog. Read the interview here >>
Monday 28 December 2015
Stuart Gordon, Assistant Professor in Managing Humanitarianism, was interviewed in the Guardian about the impact that conflict has on humanitarian works across the world. Read the article here >>
Tuesday 8 December 2015
Following on from the interview he did on 2 November, Pritish Behuria, Teaching Fellow in Development Studies, was once again interviewed by Deutsche Welle regarding the ongoing third term debate in Rwanda and its impact on domestic Rwandan politics and the region. Listen to the interview here >>
Tuesday 17 November 2015
Following the recent attacks in Paris LSE International Development Professor Mary Kaldor discusses why another "War on Terror" won't work, in an article written for The Nation. Read the article here >>
Wednesday 11 November 2015
Benjamin Chemouni, Teaching Fellow in Development Studies, was interviewed live on Al-Jazeera television last weekend and on Radio RFI [Les Voix du Monde] last week on the crisis in Burundi. He has also undertaken two interviews with Deutche Welle. The first can be found here and the second is available here.
Monday 2 November 2015
Pritish Behuria, Teaching Fellow in Development Studies, was interviewed by Deutsche Welle regarding the third term debate in Rwanda and its impact on domestic Rwandan politics and the region. Listen to the interview here >>
Friday 30 October 2015
Dr Mayling Birney was interviewed this week by the New York Times about China's shift to a two-child policy. See the article here >>
Mayling recently featured on the BBC's Newshour, talking about the late diversion of the Magna Carta exhibition from Renmin University in Beijing to the British Ambassador's Residence. Listen to Dr Birney's interview here >>
Friday 23 October 2015
PhD graduate Alaa Tartir was a speaker at the World Bank's panel on 'Fragility in Middle Income Countries: New ideas for unique challenges', which took place on 8 October. A video recording of the panel (in which Alaa speaks from 43:40 to 51:30) can be found here >>
Monday 5 October 2015
Carlota Perez, Centennial Professor in the Department, features in a CNN report about reducing global poverty. Read the article here >>
Tuesday 29 September 2015
Professor Tim Forsyth features in a Deutsche Welle (DW) article about the battle between growth and conservation in Cambodia, notably the illegal clearing of the Central Cardamom Protected Forest.
Friday 4 September 2015
Alaa Tartir, a former PhD student in International Development and currently the Program Director of Al-Shabaka: The Palestinian Policy Network, has co-authored an article on Palestine for Le Monde diplomatique.
Friday 31 July 2015
Ruben Andersson, a postdoctoral research fellow and an expert on migration and border control, has been discussing the situation in Calais on BBC Radio Scotland. Ruben features 14 mins 30s into the show, which is available until the end of August.
Wednesday 22 July 2015
Professor Danny Quah features in a Bloomberg Business article about 1MDB, a recent financial scandal in Malaysia. Danny believes that Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak has lost momentum in his quest to turn Malaysia into a developed nation by 2020.
Monday 20 July 2015
Mary Kaldor has recently appeared on openDemocracy and the Strife blog from the Department of War Studies at King's College London. openDemocracy published Prof. Kaldor's speech from the IBEI graduation ceremony in June, while Strife published an interview with Mary about her perspective on the world and her career in research.
Monday 6 July 2015
Silvia Masiero, a research fellow specialising in ICT4D, has written a column for the 'Ideas For India' webzine about the leakage crisis affecting India's subsidised food programme. See a summary on our blog >>
Thursday 2 July 2015
PhD student Emrys Schoemaker features in The Guardian's recent article on Pakistan's reaction to the rainbow profile pictures on Facebook. Find more from Emrys on our blog >>
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|£ 6,321
|£ 789,787
|Shareholder Funds
|£ 11,662
|Profit Loss Account Reserve
|£ 11,258
|Called Up Share Capital
|£ 404
|Net Assets Liabilities Including Pension Asset Liability
|£ 11,662
|Total Assets Less Current Liabilities
|£ 19,535
|Net Current Assets Liabilities
|£ 18,321
|Creditors Due Within One Year
|£ 831,062
|Cash Bank In Hand
|£ 22,954
|Share Capital Allotted Called Up Paid
|£ 404
|Number Shares Allotted
|£ 404
|Tangible Fixed Assets Disposals
|£ 16,500
|Tangible Fixed Assets Additions
|£ 412
|Tangible Fixed Assets Cost Or Valuation
|£ 196,039
|Tangible Fixed Assets Depreciation Charged In Period
|£ 6,513
|Tangible Fixed Assets Depreciation Decrease Increase On Disposals
|£ 14,703
|Creditors Due After One Year
|£ 1,552
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Are you looking for a unique and memorable experience in Jamaica? Laser Tag Jamaica has created the ultimate fun laser tag experience, nestled in the heart of nature in the lush woodlands of Falmouth. Our friendly staff is available to help with strategies or any other situation to ensure the highest quality of play.
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- J. CrenshawPrincipal, Flour Bluff High School
- Lynn KaylorFlour Bluff Independent School District
- Dr. Julie CarbajalSuperintendent, Flour Bluff Independent School District
- Monica MunguiaAdministrative Assistant to Superintendent, Flour Bluff Independent School District
- Richard PittmanPresident, Flour Bluff ISD Board of Trustees
- Flo EastSecretary, Flour Bluff ISD Board of Trustees
Let Nikki Peet Start A Gay-Straight Alliance in Corpus Christi, Texas
The principal of Flour Bluff High School, a public high school in Corpus Christi, Texas, has repeatedly rejected a student's application for a Gay-Straight Alliance on campus. Not only is this homophobic, it breaks federal anti-discrimination laws.
Under the Equal Access Act, federally-funded secondary schools must provide equal access to extracurricular clubs. The act also grants equal access on school grounds and inside school publications to student groups. This includes Gay-Straight Alliances on campus.
Please sign the petition below to urge school officials to approve Flour Bluff High School senior Bianca "Nikki" Peet's application to start a Gay-Straight Alliance on campus and create a safe spaces for all students.
- Principal, Flour Bluff High School
J. Crenshaw
- Flour Bluff Independent School District
Lynn Kaylor
- Superintendent, Flour Bluff Independent School District
Dr. Julie Carbajal
- Administrative Assistant to Superintendent, Flour Bluff Independent School District
Monica Munguia
- President, Flour Bluff ISD Board of Trustees
Richard Pittman
- Secretary, Flour Bluff ISD Board of Trustees
Flo East
I am writing you today to ask you to approve the request to start a Gay-Straight Alliance (GSA) by Flour Bluff High School senior Bianca "Nikki" Peet.
By not allowing equal access to all student clubs on campus as outlined in the Equal Access Act of 1984, you are sending a message that hate and intolerance are acceptable and that all students are not equal or safe at Flour Bluff High School.
I urge you today to stand up against intolerance and hate and help students like Bianca "Nikki" Peet create safe spaces for all students - reflecting the mission statement of the Flour Bluff Independent School District.
Students leaders such as Bianca "Nikki" Peet should be commended for standing up for equal access for all students at Flour Bluff High School as an example of a true community leader.
I request that you address these concerns on or before Monday, February 28, 2011.
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The last Chakarvartin Ashok we had seen Antiochus threatening Lasendra. On the other side, Siamak had hanged Sushim and is about to kill him with his sword. Sushim asks him to listen to him for once. On the battleground, Acharya RG gets surprised seeing Ashoka alive. Ashoka gets down from the horse and says to his army to have the courage and to fight with the wrong now. He then encourages his warriors and heads towards the palace.
Siamak gets shocked hearing the army man's voice and turns to see. Sushim then asks him to free him as he can help him. Siamak refuses and says that I will not gonna free you as you can cheat me. After that, he goes out and gets shocked seeing Ashoka coming forward to the palace.
Antiochus faces him in the war but then gets defeated. He pleaded to Ashoka to let him go but Ashoka signs Lasendra to come forward and kill him. Lasendra then kills him and Siamak gets shocked. He then recalls all the incidence and says that it is all Ashoka's plan then.
Kaurvaki is in the den and recalling Ashoka. She then says that now he is married to someone and I can't go out to him. She then says that I have a strong believe that Ashoka will come here to save me. Ashoka goes inside the palace and follows Saimak. He then sees a secret passage and gets inside it. His leg gets trapped and Siamak comes out. Siamak says that I will now take a revenge of my mother's death. He starts beating Ashoka brutally with a chain and Ashoka seems to be helpless.
In today's episode, we are going to see that Ashoka kills Siamak. He then recalls everything that how Siamak killed his mother and steals his love. Now it will be able to search Kaurvaki or not. Stay tuned with us for more updates and gossips of Ashoka like this.


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Preparing your home for new pets may mean you have to complete some pet-friendly home improvements. Not only do you want a pet-friendly house devoid of poisonous plants and potential choking hazards, but you also want construction materials resistant to the destructive nature of frenzied felines and pernicious pups. Consider remodeling ideas for pets that will give them a safe place to play, while keeping your home habitable for humans as well.
Pet-friendly flooring to reduce stains and scratches
One of the most important pet-friendly home improvements is flooring, which can mean the difference between minor clean-ups and major home repairs. The following types of pet-friendly flooring each have benefits and drawbacks, so consider which works best with your furry friends and home design.
- Linoleum: As the quality of linoleum flooring improves, it's becoming more popular among pet owners since it's easy to clean and replace if necessary. Simple to install and available in multiple designs, it's also more affordable than wood or tile.
- Hardwood floors: Easier to clean and maintain than carpet, a light to medium finish wood floor will also reduce the appearance of scratches. But be wary of hardwood floors with sneaky pups. If you don't catch the puddle in time it could stain the floor and you may need to sand or refinish the entire floor.
- Stain-resistant carpeting: Choose carpets designed to prevent pet stains from seeping through to the floor. It's also a good idea to choose carpeting that will blend with any fur your pets shed. A low pile, inexpensive carpet with synthetic fibers and without continuous loops may be a good option.
Odor-reducing remodeling ideas for pets
No matter how much you love your pets, you would probably prefer to do without pet odors. Take advantage of these tips for removing pet odor and pet-friendly home improvements that can prevent odor in the first place.
- Steam clean upholstered furniture and carpets regularly
- Use a vinegar and water mixture to remove odor from hardwood and linoleum floors
- Choose paint that eliminates or reduces odors
- Keep litter boxes in a separate room with a cat door so they can go in and out easily. Also, choose a kitty litter formulated to reduce odors.
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Also, are there various settings on the laser removal lasers? I have a sneaking suspicion that the operator I have chose is using a lighter setting in order to get me to purchase more treatment sessions. I have been told on average it takes 5 sessions. The practitioner I chose says it is going to take at least 8. I purchased a GroupOn for six medium area sessions for $299 great price but I think they are going to try and sell me unneeded sessions.
How Long Between Laser Hair Removal Treatments?
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Timeframes for Laser Hair Removal Treatments Vary
Thank you for your question. This all depends on how thick the hair is, your skin type, location of the hair, and experience and comfort level of the operator. It is not unusual for hair removal to take 5-8 times. That being said, I do not know the ethics of your provider, only that hair removal is not an exact science, and many factors play into good practice of hair removal. The most important step is to make certain you are being supervised by a board certified dermatologist or plastic surgeon during your series for best results and safe treatments. I hope this helps.
Laser hair removal treatments
Yes, there are various settings that can be used for laser hair removal, depending on the location, color and coarseness of the hair. Five to 8 treatments are average. Generally speaking, your results will be comparable to the price you paid.
How Many Laser Hair Removal Sessions?
Hi Todd. Our expectation is that you need between 6-8 sessions to achieve between 75% - 95% permanent hair removal.
The number of sessions will depend on your skin and hair type, the type of laser used, the experience of the person doing the treatment and settings used. It is possible to get 0% permanent hair removal or very close to 100% permanent hair removal, but your results will vary on all of the above.
If you purchased a Groupon, then you can expect an upsell as there is no way to stay in business selling services at 80% off.
Learn more: http://www.celibre.com/hairremoval.aspx
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The number of Laser Hair Removal treatments can vary depending on the area of the body treated
There is a range of treatments for laser hair removal. I generally tell patients it will take six treatments. You did not mention what area you are getting treated. Sometimes it is best to start lower to avoid the burns that you have seen from other patients. If you have many treatments most doctors will touch-up an area at a reduced price or for no charge.
Learn more: http://www.michelegreenmd.com/laser-hair-removal
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AMETEK Rotron has provided highly reliable fans and blowers to the military and aerospace markets since 1947. Through a broad range of product development experience, AMETEK Rotron has demonstrated its ability to design, develop, qualify and support cost effective, reliable products on aircraft and defense platforms worldwide. Our products are designed to meet specific environmental specifications (including shock and vibration, humidity, salt spray, temperature extremes, EMI, water resistance, etc). We have successfully qualified many products for use in Aerospace and Military applications, which meet, or exceed the imposed environment specifications.
1946 Founded by J. Constant van Rijn
1949 Incorporated as Rotron Manufacturing Company
1955 Began running high-temperature life tests on cooling fans
1958 Patented inverted inside-out motor design for airmovers
1958 Developed industry standard Muffin fan for electronics cooling
1960 First traded on Common OTC stock exchange
1961 Created/released MIL-B-23071 standard for AC fans for US military
1973 Formed Custom, Commercial and Industrial divisions
1976 Acquired by EG&G, and became known as EG&G Rotron
1981 Began providing Large Vaneaxial fans to the aircraft industry
1983 Introduced electronically commutated brushless DC (ECDC) fan
1983 Acquired Frank Hill Associates (FHA), currently known as AMETEK Rotron El Cajon
1985 Sold Commercial Division currently known as Comair Rotron
1990 Re-organized Custom Division into Mil/Aero and Hi-Rel segments
1990 Began continuous improvement and JIT initiatives
1998 Purchased by AMETEK and became AMETEK Rotron
1998 Moved Hi-Rel segment to Kent, OH
1999 Received ISO 9001 registration
2002 Magnum 170 ECDC fan introduced to Telcom market with UL/TUV approvals
2002 Corporate Acquisition of Air Technologies, England ISO 9001-2000
project initiated/Six Sigma initiative established.
2004 ISO 9001:2000 and AS9100:2004 approved.
2009 Rotron celebrates 60th year of operations.


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|DX antenna DWP10A2 (unit / indoor child set)
|Explain ◇ ◇
| No need for clear voice communication wireless intercom wiring! Easy installation! Easy operation!
Calls between child and child expanded to up to 6 aircraft available.
1. provide child between calls. No need for wiring.
Indoor child between between calls and calls is possible, can call the indoor child from 玄関子 (child between calls) and wireless for wiring is required.
2. radio interference is less clear speech.
Widely used in digital communications, and use the 1.9 GHz 2.4 GHz without interference with belt *, provides a clear voice calls. (* DECT ( Digital Enahanced Cordless Telecommunications ) is one of communication systems widely used in the world was standardized by ETSI (European standardization organization). )
( * is widely used in 2.4 GHz: Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, including wireless digital communications bandwidth. )
3. battery in the 玄関子 machine, enables lower power consumption battery will last longer.
Entrance child just a run on three AA batteries. 1 day 5 times if the call about 7 months battery replacement required * in available. ( * alkaline battery for use of the case. )
4. easy to read LED indicators, flexible installation to 'stand'.
Incoming status, signal and battery drain State is now easier to understand further. Also in the base unit and indoor child comes with a stand and a from wall to desk put freely the response.
5. enable additional up 6. Choose your location and installation location.
Child expansion enables system build up 6. Also where can you set, so you can see from calling up the ringtone select from two types.
(* Calls will be in 1-to-1. Not more than a three-way call. At the same time is possible up to two calls. However, two strains in the room between calls. )
6. improve the jamming.
Encrypted digital communication for the conventional analog systems compared to information leakage has become greater.
|◇ specification-
| Sound pressure (A property): [base unit and indoor child: volume 95dB/10cm, [玄関子] volume 80dB/10cm
Calling distance (m): 100 (forecast)
Operating temperature range (° c): [base unit and indoor child: -10 ~ + 40, [玄関子] -10 ~ + 50
|-Size and weight-
| [Base unit and indoor child] 135 (height) x 89 (width) x 22 (d) / 130 g (excluding AC adaptor)
[Door child] 136 (height) × 98 (width) x 30 (d) / 190 g (excluding batteries)
|JP Post EMS
|Your order will be shipped to you via Japan Post EMS. Japan Post is a speedy delivery service that delivers to more than 120 countries. With an effective tracking system and insurance program, EMS is able to offer a secure delivery worldwide. You can track your package with the tracking code provided and it will be delivered within a week. See estimated shipping fee
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|We accept credit and debit cards.
The following credit and debit cards can be used:
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"I walked into the surgical day ..."
About: The James Cook University Hospital The James Cook University Hospital Middlesbrough TS4 3BW
Posted by Ann Harland (as ),
What I liked
I walked into the surgical day unit at James Cook Hospital to have my tonsils taken out over a week ago, I was met by happy nurses who saw that I was a quivering wreck, they sat me down and calmed me down telling me every second what was happening (I am 27) I have a massive fear of needles so that was quickly addressed. After my op every couple of minutes I was asked how my pain was, was I comftable, the list went on. Time came for the nurses to swap shifts and in came the 2 night nurses, who where angels, before the team left for they night they told both nurses who the patients where, how we where, and like me how scared I was. The hospital was so clean I could have ate off the floor, it was an amazing experiance and I am glad I had my first and hopefully last operation at James Cook Hospital.
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We've always been partial to a glass of cider, especially on a hot summer's day. But it's definitely having a moment- especially if it hails from a micro-brewery. IMAGE food writer Claire O'Mahony likes Craigie's Ballyhook Flyer 2012, made in Wicklow with Dabinett, Katy and Bramley apples. Our friends at Longueville House in Mallow, Co Cork also do a lovely version, using apples from their heritage orchards which are distilled in a shed behind the main house while Orpen's all-natural number is handcrafted from Golden Delicious and Bramleys. Find a selection of local heroes in Fallon & Byrne's, The Celtic Whiskey Shop on Dawson Street and Donnybrook Fair.
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I have so much to show you that I have to show you two things in the same post. One layout and one card from SWE challenges.
This page is after week 7 sketch at SWE. Helene draw a fun sketch that I really wanted to create after. And look NO flowers ;)
I have many cool photos from the same day in the sledding slopes. I made my background with paint and my brayer. After that I used some cool stamps from Gummiapan and a stencil.
Layers of stamps in black and white gesso.
And here you can see a stamp from Prima in teal color.
Some words to remember the day.
And now to the card. The team lifted Carina Lindholm week 7 and I love her work so much! Of course I made a card also.
Carina had wrapped twine around her letters on her card. I tried that but my patience wasn´t enough ;) wow that was really hard to do! My card turned out totally different from what I planned.
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About The Jemima Puddle Duck Range
Designer's Inspiration
"Looking through my childhood books recently, I was hoping to find some old treasures I could read to my two daughters - I was delighted to rediscover my beloved Beatrix Potter collection, and marvelled at how turning the pages brought back so many happy memories. I hope I have captured the old fashioned magic of Jemima Puddle Duck and Peter Rabbit, sticking to a traditional style and vintage colour palette."
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