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#Recognition

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Unfinished business

"A shameful death after a supermarket scuffle shines a light on Australia’s unfinished business. From compensation for the Stolen Generations to Indigenous recognition, Australia must follow words with actions."

"There is unfinished business in this country, and there can be no excuses for not knowing or understanding. We need to change direction and remove the burden from the most vulnerable."

"In a land of home improvers surely the principle of fixing the foundations first if you want to really close the gaps is obvious."
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theguardian.com/commentisfree/

A First Nations Voice to Parliament. Australia’s Constitutional Referendum Explained
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verfassungsblog.de/a-first-nat
#FirstNationsPeoples #IndigenousAustralians #recognition #Voice #Constitution #foundations #referendum #law #violence #Civics #education #Australia #TruthTelling

The Guardian · A shameful death after a supermarket scuffle shines a light on Australia’s unfinished businessBy Julianne Schultz
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renebekkers

The finding is important because it calls into question whether the opportunity to gain #recognition for charitable giving actually increases #generosity. In addition, the new study is important because of successful #replication of #overhead aversion, a preference for donating to a single project rather than multiple projects, and a preference for voluntary giving rather than forced transfers to public goods, among other findings.

Saxafi Media

New analysis: Could #Washington offer #Somaliland #Recognition in exchange for a military foothold in #Berbera? Menna Salah, Egyptian Researcher in African Affairs, explores the potential strategic shift in the #HornofAfrica. #Geopolitics

saxafimedia.com/us-strategy-ho

SaxafiMedia · Washington's Horn Of Africa Strategy: Somaliland Recognition For Military AccessAmid the rapidly shifting geopolitical dynamics in the Horn of Africa, Somaliland is emerging as a political actor striving to redefine its position on the international stage. This comes as American Republican elites show growing interest in the region and engage in discussions over the possibility of recognition in exchange for strategic advantages. These developments are unfolding within a broader context of global power competition, as Washington seeks to bolster its influence in a vital region overlooking key maritime corridors and bordering Chinese influence in Djibouti. In this context, a reciprocal scenario appears to be taking shape—one in which the United States could secure a military foothold at the Port of Berbera in exchange for diplomatic support for Somaliland. Such a move could mark a turning point in Somaliland’s pursuit of international recognition.
CWTS | Leiden University

🚀 Exciting News! 🚀

We are thrilled to announce that @iweijden and @AndreaRE_altibel will be leading the national coordination project on #Recognition & #Rewards in open science!

Thanks to the €1.2 million awarded grant from @OpenScienceNL, 23 national institutions will now be able to structurally embed #OpenScience principles into the recruitment and promotion of their staff. This is a huge step toward advancing open science!

Read more here 👉 universiteitleiden.nl/en/news/

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