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‘Chasing the middle-income status’ : Ethiopia’s quest for achieving the middle-income status by 2025 through their climate-resilient green economy strategy
The increasing pressure of climate change urges state leaders to transform economies to low-carbon alternatives on a local, national and global scale. The aim of this study is to analyze how effective the Climate-Resilient Green Economy (CRGE) strategy has been so far in fostering inclusive rural development in the agricultural sector in Ethiopia, by applying a Triple-Bottom-Line (TBL) approach th
Strategic trends in a global perspective : 2025: A completely different world
"I am now facing uncertainty," I noted in my work journal, January 2025
Voices of the Stateless: Political Agency and Everyday Resilience Among Palestinian Refugee Youth in Lebanon Amid the 2024-2025 War
The Palestinian refugee question is one of the most protracted and politically charged refugee crises of modern times and in modern history. Palestinian refugees in Lebanon have endured generations of statelessness, constrained by exclusionary legal frameworks. This study examines the condition of statelessness among Palestinian refugee youth in Lebanon and the formation of political agency and ev
The European Union’s Shifting Identity: The Frontrunner of the Green Transition or an Industrial Economy (2019-2025)
Climate and environmental policy have long been a part of the European Union’s projected priorities in international relations. Despite multiple crises which have hampered ambitious policy development, climate diplomacy has continued to be an important part of the EU’s identity. Once again, the EU faces multiple challenges that have affected the projection of environmental ambition and the policy
Photosynthesisers: Women and the lens: Te Uru Waitākere Contemporary Gallery, Auckland, 16. 2. – 25. 5. 2025
Review of "Photosynthesisers: Women and the lens" a group exhibition curarted by James Gatt at Te Uru Waitākere Contemporary Gallery, Auckland.
The horizon is always receding : 13 Mar — 26 Oct 2025 at the Museo Tamayo in Mexico City, Mexico
Group exhibition.'The horizon is always receding' brings together a selection of works that reflect on the scope and the implications that the term contemporary may have. As the philosopher Giorgio Agamben suggests, contemporaneity can be understood as a term that surpasses temporal demarcations and transcends simultaneity and coexistence. In this sense, this exhibition serves as a symptomatic dis
Correction to : Do standard weather conditions and flower density affect the results of butterfly monitoring schemes? a field test in three bio-geographic regions in Europe (Journal of Insect Conservation, (2025), 29, 3, (47), 10.1007/s10841-025-00680-w)
In the original version of this article, the given and family names of Antoine Messéan were incorrectly structured. The name was displayed correctly in all versions at the time of publication. Also, On page 2, Lee et al. (2019) must be Lee et al. (2020) and on page 9, Krösi et al. (2022) must be Körösi et al. (2022). The original article has been corrected.
History of Intellectual Culture 4/2025 : Gender, Archiving, and Knowledge Production after the Holocaust. A Postwar Republic of Letters?
The fourth issue of the yearbook History of Intellectual Culture (HIC) features a thematic section on the production of knowledge related to the Holocaust. The contributions focus on the circulation of knowledge via letters and other forms of written communication within and among survivor historical commissions after the Second World War with an emphasis on the interplay of gender and other diffe
Response to letter to the editor regarding : “Plasma metabolite profiles of meat intake and their association with cardiovascular disease risk: A population-based study in Swedish cohorts” by Arage et al., Metabolism. 2025 Jul;168:156188
Active labour management and multiprofessional teamwork are cornerstones in preventing postpartum paemorrhage : EBCOG commentary on "The new world health Organization's (WHO) postpartum haemorrhage (PPH) guideline 2025"
Impossible Colors (e. 114, 2025) for clarinet, bassoon, horn and trumpet
for clarinet, bassoon, horn and trumpetImpossible colors is not a hypothesis, but rather more hyperbole. In this musical piece "impossible colors" refer to illusions of timbre in sound, not vision. Impossible colors are colors that we do not normally see; that some fictional colors are beyond the functional perceptual space of humans. Some theories looking at forbidden colors, borrowed from color
