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A smart power management strategy is needed to economically manage local production and consumption while maintaining the balance between supply and demand. Finding the best-distributed generators’ set-points and the best city demand scheduling can lead to moderate and judicious use out of critical moments without compromising smart city residents’ comfort. This paper aimed at applying the Particl
Is the Rojava model really deconstructing the model of a state or is it potentially a new state form? Does the ‘democratic confederalism’ model that the Kurdish movement claims to be implementing in Northern Syria draw on/reproduce different modes of identity/belonging than that of the nation and the state? This paper argues that the shift from a nationalist movement towards a project that offers
The Capacity Development Guide is a monograph produced for MSB the purpose of which is to provide necessary guidance and tools to those who are tasked with conceptualizing, designing and implementing capacity development initiatives, programs and projects. It is designed to enable professionals with adequate knowledge of capacity development to organize their thinking and plan processes in a more
Focusing on the construction of the “refugee crisis” in mainstream daily newspapers in Sweden, Jordan, and Turkey in 2015, this chapter disentangles the crisis discourse into its specific components. Newspapers in the three countries focused on the “refugee crisis” as a source of concern for policy and politics at the local, national, and global levels. In comparing the discourses in the three con
This article discusses the violations committed by every party in the civilian war in Yemen, because there is no any accountability from the international community against those who committed these crimes.
This article discusses how the parties committed crimes against the civilians in Yemen during the ongoing conflict.
This article tries to approach the regional conflict in Yemen by addressing the conflict in Almahrah province between, Saudia Arabia, UAE, and Oman.
This article shows how dangerous the writing freely in Yemen, where every conflict party considers the independent journalists and writers as enemies.
In this article, I tried to describe how the neighbor countries and international society deal with Yemen. From my perspective, there is no country has taken a suitable reaction toward the crisis and the ongoing war there.
While all institutions are silent toward the war and crime in yemen, we can see the free journalistic institution can play a positive role to fight against violations.
This article discusses the difficulties and threats that face the peace advocates in Yemen.
This Article Discusses the Wrong Beliefs of Some Yemenis, that they think where there are some safe areas that mean there is a state, meanwhile, these areas under control of the militias and other armed groups.
