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Non-governmental organisations and the politics of mining law review in Malawi: subjectivities and bifurcated loyalties
(The University of Edinburgh, 2022-05-16)This thesis examines the factors and relationships that impacted Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs) in Malawi in shaping the review of the 1981 Mines and Mineral Act (MMA). In response to public outcry against environmental ... -
B/order work: recomposing relations in the seamful carescapes of health and social care integration in Scotland
(The University of Edinburgh, 2022-05-13)As people, ageing and living with disabilities, struggle with how care is enacted through their lives, integrated care has gained policy purchase in many places, especially in the United Kingdom. Accordingly, there have ... -
Investigation of the ways in which non-speaking children on the autism spectrum play and communicate with each other when playing with toys or iPads in Bangladesh
(The University of Edinburgh, 2022-05-12)The focus of this thesis is on social communication and interaction between children on the autism spectrum in Bangladesh. Building upon recent research on social communication and play between children on the autism ... -
Child and Parental Wellbeing during the Covid-Pandemic
(University of Edinburgh, 2022-04)This briefing forms part of a series of resources published from the UKRI rapid response project ‘Childcare and Wellbeing in Times of Covid-19’. The full research report, other thematic briefing and working papers, blogs ... -
The Land Capability for Agriculture: building a tool to enable climate change assessments
(The James Hutton Institute, 2022-05)The Land Capability for Agriculture (LCA) classification for Scotland has been used since the 1980’s to inform decision-making on land use management, planning and valuation. The risks and opportunities posed by climate ...
