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- Doeleman, S., et al.
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86 GHz Global VLBI Progress Report
- 1993
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Ingår i: VLBI Technology. - Tokyo : Terrapub. - 4887041128 ; , s. 89-92
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- Mortensen, Therese Boje, et al.
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ADULTS AS ADVOCATES : HOW SEXUAL ABUSE WAS PUT ON THE CHILD RIGHTS MAP IN INDIA
- 2023
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Ingår i: Childhood, Youth and Activism: Demands for Rights and Justice from Young People and their Advocates. - 1537-4661. - 9781801174695 - 9781801174688 ; 33, s. 191-208
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Bokkapitel (refereegranskat)abstract
- Is more child participation always better for child rights advocacy? That is the question I examine, in this chapter, as I analyse advocacy for child rights in India that led to the adoption of the landmark Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act, 2012 (the ‘POCSO Act’). Through ethnographic fieldwork with non-government organisations (NGOs) and a narrative analysis of interviews and awareness material, I tell the story of how a combination of adult-led but child-participatory advocacy brought about a new, de-tabooised way of talking about child sexual abuse. By applying the theoretical lens of ‘critical child rights studies’, I suggest how we can conceptualise a critical perspective on child participation in child rights advocacy. First, adults’ multiple and, at times, conflicting roles in children’s lives – as advocates, protectors, and abusers – needs to be recognised. Second, children should participate in advocacy activities where they can have meaningful influence and be part of the conversation. This may not necessarily occur in adult spaces, where their participation remains token. Finally, I argue that child participation should never turn into a responsibilisation of children.
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- Ormö, Jens, et al.
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Comparison of clast frequency and size in the resurge deposits at the Chesapeake Bay impact structure (Eyreville and Langley cores): Clues to the resurge process
- 2009
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Ingår i: Geological Society of America Special Papers, 458. - 9780813724584 ; , s. 617-632
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Bokkapitel (övrigt vetenskapligt/konstnärligt)abstract
- Collapse and inward slumping of unconsolidated sedimentary strata expanded the Chesapeake Bay impact structure far beyond its central basement crater. During crater collapse, sediment-loaded water surged back to fill the crater. Here, we analyze clast frequency and granulometry of these resurge deposits in one core hole from the outermost part of the collapsed zone (i.e., Langley) as well as a core hole from the moat of the basement crater (i.e., Eyreville A). Comparisons of clast provenance and flow dynamics show that at both locations, there is a clear change in clast frequency and size between a lower unit, which we interpret to be dominated by slumped material, and an upper, water-transported unit, i.e., resurge deposit. The contribution of material to the resurge deposit was primarily controlled by stripping and erosion. This includes entrainment of fallback ejecta and sediments eroded from the surrounding seafloor, found to be dominant at Langley, and slumped material that covered the annular trough and basement crater, found to be dominant at Eyreville. Eyreville shows a higher content of crystalline clasts than Langley. There is equivocal evidence for an anti-resurge from a collapsing central water plume or, alternatively, a second resurge pulse, as well as a transition into oscillating resurge. The resurge material shows more of a debris-flow–like transport compared to resurge deposits at some other marine target craters, where the ratio of sediment to water has been relatively low. This result is likely a consequence of the combination of easily disaggregated host sediments and a relatively shallow target water depth.
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- Svartvik, Jesper, et al.
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Rendering the Rending of the Veil: What Difference Does It Make?
- 2012
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Ingår i: Making a Difference: Essays on the Bible and Judiams in Honor fo Tamara Cohn Eskenazi. - 9781907534720 ; , s. 257-276
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Bokkapitel (refereegranskat)abstract
- This article explores how the NT accounts of the rending of the veil in the Temple at the time of Jesus have been interpreted: as a sign of wrath, joy and grief.
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