The proposal took the form of a 50-page white paper entitled, "The Young Face of NEPAD" – a reference to the New Partnership for African Development, a movement founded last year by African leaders seeking to develop accountability for the continent's destiny.
Bellamy's proposal was presented to Summit attendees in the form of a 50-page white paper entitled, "The Young Face of NEPAD" – a reference to the New Partnership for African Development, a movement founded last year by African leaders seeking to assert local accountability for the continent's destiny.
She believes this development signifies a movement towards "externally constructed identities".
An experiment was conducted to examine the development of a movement sequence representation and the role of eye-movements during observational and physical practice.
In The Art of Punk (Omnibus, £19.95), Russ Bestley and Alex Ogg show the development of a movement that has influenced all forms of art and media.
The trails are the latest development in a movement by zoos worldwide to improve animal welfare and to simulate the wild more closely, said Paul Boyle, senior vice president for conservation and education at the Association of Zoos and Aquariums.
These changes, moreover, suggest the stage in the development of a movement that Max Weber called "routinization"—the stage that comes after a movement's creative beginnings and, as a kind of reaction against the disorderly freedom of individual creativity, represents the quite different values of order and regularity.
This week, JargonSpy is delving into the world of so-called agile development methods, a movement that has changed the way software is created and distributed.
doi: 10.1038/sj.bjc.6600558 www.bjcancer.com © 2002 Cancer Research UK There has been a recent shift in the paradigm for anticancer drug development, with a movement away from cytotoxic compounds towards agents that target specific gene products which create and drive the malignant phenotype (Garrett and Workman, 1999; Gelmon et al, 1999; Gibbs, 2000).
So the movement we really need isn't a climate movement, or a development movement, but a movement that demands a different way of organising our economy – ensuring that we live within environmental limits, that inequality is kept within reasonable limits – and that everyone is able to meet their basic needs.
Since Torr rarely dated her work, it is difficult to trace any chronological development, other than a movement from abstraction early on to more representational pictures later.
