Sentence examples for transnational knowledge from inspiring English sources

To conclude, for positioning the Bandung project in this transnational knowledge space, I would like to acknowledge the relevance of a reading by the former Archbishop Robert Runcie (1980 1991) of the Church of England.

The emergence of transnational knowledge consortia and academic networks (see Work Streams 1 and 3) that can transcend disciplinary and geographic boundaries allows for a wider scope of disaster risk knowledge transfer and capacity building.

Third, by recognizing the essential roles to be played by the State and Capital in generating and maintaining the Open Science transnational knowledge space, I will suggest that a new global knowledge political economy is warranted for nurturing and sustaining an alternative 'life-world', which can co-exist with an international system of sovereign states and transnational capitals.

I will argue for Ezekiel's prophetic model as a plausible de-colonial option for crafting the transnational open knowledge space.

We call these working arrangements transnational public sector knowledge networks (TPSKNs).

This second chapter focuses on West German futures research but also takes transnational transfers of knowledge into account.

The field of futures research was conceptualised in a process of transnational circulation of knowledge in Western Europe and the USA between the late 1950s and the late 1960s.

It will focus on West German futures research and its advisory role for the Federal Government but will also take transnational transfers of knowledge and comparative aspects into account.

We contributed to the state of knowledge about transnational terrorism by identifying that (1) there is an even mix of memory and innovation in the transnational terrorism network and (2) the network exhibits substantial transitivity.

A measure of children's general knowledge about transnational households was included based on the question, "Have you heard about (other) people who live around here going away to work in another country?" asked of all children responding to the older child questionnaire.

"This supports UK-based research and transnational research projects which pool knowledge to solve social and economic challenges in a way that no country acting alone could do".