organizations. The question is why the organizationally more successful armed groups tend to revolve around transnational transnational networks. The hypothesis is that it has to do with the way in which they generate cohesion between local networks tend to create rifts within the wider organization. This is especially the case for groups that initially have no access to centralized bureaucracies able to arbitrate local struggles through relations to distance themselves physically and symbolically from these struggles thus allowing them to arbitrate OLSSON, Christian. No One Is Prophet in His Own Land? Hezbollah and the Transnational Constitution of “No one is prophet in his own land”? Hezbollah and the transnational constitution of non-state armed

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transformation to climate-justice caring societies and just sustainable futures. Taís González is a doctoral Intersecting pathways to the SDGs across scales in the drylands https www.xpathsfutures.org . Link to the publication feminist perspectives analyses and actions vital to degrowth Hopefully the contribution of FaDA - Feminisms 2023-05-03-why-are-feminist-perspectives-analyses-and-actions-vital-to-degrowth s 09 We are excited to share the awesome news: SONYA's PhD candidate Taís González at the open-access and which Sonya’s doctoral candidate, Taís González, is part of, in the first issue of Degrow Journal

memory I aim to show that at the end of the Algerian War the memory of pacification operations was vertically carried out in Algeria. Thus to the existing vertical fragmentation was added a horizontal dimension Abstract This contribution seeks to understand why and how the collective memory of the Algerian War activists and critical historians this cleavage persists to this day. However in the context of the war on terror the French military in turn took the opportunity to reappropriate this heritage and published about it Present wars as catalysts of fragmented memories of past wars: the use of the Algerian War in the context

involved to better address market challenges and societal issues while continuing to act as a driver partnerships to expand SBSEM's influence well beyond Belgium. Commit to sustainability position Solvay as a leading We extend our heartfelt congratulations to Catherine Dehon and Olivier Witmeur on their appointments Olivier Witmeur appointed Vice-Dean is known for his dedication to fostering innovation and the development aims to Strengthen our core principles consolidate the historical strengths of our institution to ensure Appointment of Catherine Dehon and Olivier Witmeur as Dean and Vice-Dean of the Solvay Brussels School

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