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Free reading… | Participatorygeographies's Blog
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Who are we, who are you? Just another WordPress.com weblog. December 16, 2009. Posted by participatorygeographies under Uncategorized. Does anyone else do this? Cheers for now, Matt. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Facebook account. ( Log Out.
A Rather Confused Participatory Geographies Meeting | Participatorygeographies's Blog
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Who are we, who are you? Just another WordPress.com weblog. November 17, 2009. A Rather Confused Participatory Geographies Meeting. Posted by participatorygeographies under Uncategorized. Meeting today at the Vic, although you may have received different emails saying either 3.15/4.15/ this is purely due to the magic of email! Some of us will definitely be there at 3.15, but if you have a class which doesnt finish until 4, we will still be around for at least an hour, probably more! From your own site.
November | 2009 | Participatorygeographies's Blog
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Who are we, who are you? Just another WordPress.com weblog. November 28, 2009. Posted by participatorygeographies under Uncategorized. Apologies for the delay in getting these up! Here are the links to the articles for Tuesday’s reading group (01/12), taking place at 15:00 in the Imperial pub. Http:/ qrj.sagepub.com/cgi/reprint/3/1/79. Http:/ findarticles.com/p/articles/mi qa3800/is 200401/ai n9466402/? Any questions etc please let me know. November 27, 2009. November 24, 2009. November 17, 2009. Meeting...
January | 2010 | Participatorygeographies's Blog
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Who are we, who are you? Just another WordPress.com weblog. January 15, 2010. Posted by participatorygeographies under Uncategorized. Q=cook et al papaya&hl=en&as sdt=2001&as sdtp=on. Hope to see you all for a term of engaging reading! Just another WordPress.com weblog. Geography Theory Group at Exeter. Mapping for Sustainable Communities. The RGS Participatory Geographies Reading Group. Who are we, who are you? Create a free website or blog at WordPress.com. Blog at WordPress.com.
Articles…. | Participatorygeographies's Blog
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Who are we, who are you? Just another WordPress.com weblog. November 28, 2009. Posted by participatorygeographies under Uncategorized. Apologies for the delay in getting these up! Here are the links to the articles for Tuesday’s reading group (01/12), taking place at 15:00 in the Imperial pub. Http:/ qrj.sagepub.com/cgi/reprint/3/1/79. Http:/ findarticles.com/p/articles/mi qa3800/is 200401/ai n9466402/? Any questions etc please let me know. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here.
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Still Wanderings: March 2010
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Becomings and goings of (almost) a year in Uganda. Tuesday, March 30, 2010. Updates and ambiguity: Bududa landslide disaster continues. Disasters come in and out of the news as fast as celebrity love affairs, it seems. Have you seen or heard anything in the last week or so on the news on the Bududa landslide disaster? Not much, besides write about it on this blog. But I want to avoid that kind of voyeurism, so instead I am sharing with you a blog post. Links to this post. Thursday, March 25, 2010. You ha...
Still Wanderings: April 2010
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Becomings and goings of (almost) a year in Uganda. Sunday, April 18, 2010. Blogging on two glasses of wine.maybe three. Nothing. Absolutely nothing. Except make the best of it. On to my next glass of wine.what does tomorrow hold? Life is definitely all about flexibility, isn't it? Links to this post. Tuesday, April 13, 2010. Links to this post. Saturday, April 3, 2010. Damn, I thought, the local kids are doing it again, calling incessantly every time they see a mzungu. What are they doing? Is it some kin...
Still Wanderings: mzuuuuuunguuuuuuu......
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Becomings and goings of (almost) a year in Uganda. Saturday, April 3, 2010. The high-pitched voices rang out like church bells, sometimes near-sounding but other times far-reaching and echoing through the neighborhood all the way up to my fourth-floor veranda. Damn, I thought, the local kids are doing it again, calling incessantly every time they see a mzungu. White person) leave their apartment and descend the outside stairs facing their houses on their way out to do whatever it is us mzungus. In the lo...
Still Wanderings: Updates and ambiguity: Bududa landslide disaster continues
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Becomings and goings of (almost) a year in Uganda. Tuesday, March 30, 2010. Updates and ambiguity: Bududa landslide disaster continues. Disasters come in and out of the news as fast as celebrity love affairs, it seems. Have you seen or heard anything in the last week or so on the news on the Bududa landslide disaster? Not much, besides write about it on this blog. But I want to avoid that kind of voyeurism, so instead I am sharing with you a blog post. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). This blog will m...
Still Wanderings: Roadtrip to Gulu!
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Becomings and goings of (almost) a year in Uganda. Monday, March 15, 2010. You have to understand, there are very few white people in Mbale, so when I see one here in Mbale I generally find myself staring at him or her as if they were an alien (and this is when I myself complain incessantly about feeling like an alien living here :) ). Made out of African wax-print cloth. Can you say Amazing Women. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Women in Namagumba Village, Mbale, UG. Rock P...
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Smuggling – South Hams, Devon. Smuggling yesterday, today, tomorrow. The smuggling trade in Devon also lends itself to such a study. As Coxehead (1956) describes, many smugglers were able to mobilise whole villages to act as land smugglers (as well as large angry mobs against preventative officers (Gribble 1963). In fact, many villages acted together, in order to provide different services to the smugglers (Newcombe 1989), creating working relationships that emphasised each other’s strengths.
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Smuggling Quiz! | Smuggling - South Hams, Devon
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Smuggling – South Hams, Devon. Smuggling yesterday, today, tomorrow. In order to get some friendly competition going, I’m going to post a quiz question on smuggling everyday! Just post your answer below, and the winning answer will get a big round of applause! If it takes off, this may be upgraded to a lengthier quiz with the possibility of a t-shirt/mug or some other suitably awesome gift as a prize! 4/8/09: What was a wool smuggler called in the 18th century? There are my answers, now where is my prize!
Still Wanderings: October 2009
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Becomings and goings of (almost) a year in Uganda. Saturday, October 24, 2009. From Nangoro to Mbale. Before transplanting myself from Nangoro Village to Mbale, the older Keki children took me on a hike to Bugwemagumbo, a cave formed of large rock slabs jutting out of the top of a hill near Nangoro village. The walls of the cave are burnt black by smoke and looking closely, one can make out faded drawings of the Star of David and a menorah. They are strengthening their members’ production base thro...
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Uses of Participatory Epidemiology. Welcome to the Participatory Epidemiology (PE) website. Information on the origins and current uses. A collection of reports, workshop proceedings and training materials. The website was set up in early 2005 and currently hosts material on veterinary uses of participatory epidemiology, drawn mainly from east Africa and the Horn of Africa. In particular, the site has information arising from two projects:. The unit promoted policy and institutional change to enable comm...
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Evaluation - using participatory and empowerment. East Oxford Action's blog about empowerment evaluation of regeneration programmes and projects. Monday, December 22, 2008. I have just started blogging about community regeneration generally on http:/ transformativeplanning.blogspot.com/. Commenting on current issues and reflecting on over twenty years' experience. I hope you enjoy it. Monday, July 23, 2007. EOA - evaluation services offered. Labels: East Oxford Action. Stage 5 - Developing an action plan.
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Who are we, who are you? Just another WordPress.com weblog. January 15, 2010. Posted by participatorygeographies under Uncategorized. Q=cook et al papaya&hl=en&as sdt=2001&as sdtp=on. Hope to see you all for a term of engaging reading! December 16, 2009. Posted by participatorygeographies under Uncategorized. Does anyone else do this? Cheers for now, Matt. November 28, 2009. Posted by participatorygeographies under Uncategorized. Apologies for the delay in getting these up! November 27, 2009. Posted by p...
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Sunday, June 04, 2017. UAS or drone mapping versus conventional methods - cost and benefit analysis - two cases in Africa. The use of small unmanned aerial systems (sUAS) in aerial mapping applications is increasingly being used as an appropriate surveying method in many sectors, particularly for agriculture. Download full publication: http:/ bit.ly/2rFD26M. Author(s): Volkmann, Walter. Series: CTA Working Paper. Publisher(s): CTA www.cta.int. Links to this post. Thursday, May 25, 2017. Links to this post.
