Antje Witting

Global Citizen, Advocate, Broker, Teacher and Learner

[Antje Witting @Wittinga]

Evaluating learning spaces in flood risk management in Germany: Lessons for governance research https://t.co/oFP2p84yaH

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New Leipzig Charter for urban development adopted: https://t.co/y3Rhgk3fmZ

[CoPPP, Comp. Pol. & Pub. Policy, TU Braunschweig @CoPPP_BS]

Weiter geht´s mit dem nächsten CoPPPcast. @JohannaHornung stellt euch diese Woche die Arbeit mit QCA vor. Im ersten Teil erfahrt ihr dafür die Grundlagen für die richtige Benutzung der notwendigen Software (#fsQCA).

Viel Spaß beim anschauen:
https://t.co/40hBhmxmhH

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@DanielHenstra Another lessons from Ostrom's Institutional Grammar is that a mandatory rule that does not sanction the incorrect wearing of a mask results in many people covering their mouth but not nose. In contrast, the travel ban is a very effective rule. I am still stuck in Germany...

[Daniel P. Aldrich urbanists.social/web/@dpaldrich @DanielPAldrich]

New #article from Gero et al: Participation was associated with a lower risk of functional decline after disaster. The level of social participation also mitigated the adverse impact of housing damage on functional status, suggesting a buffering mechanism. https://t.co/amVb5ipuDZ

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Introducing an egocentric method to explore information flow in a postflood governance network https://t.co/g1v1PLUu8L

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Thank you @EAKoebele, @deseraicrow & @enviro_prof for bringing the Quanteda R-package for the quantitative analysis of textual data to my attention. Can't wait to see your work published!

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Look forward to re:publica in digital exile on 7 May 2020 | re:publica https://t.co/HRUGz6dO8q

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@EAKoebele @k_olofsson @andywpattison @enviro_prof cannot wait!

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Excited to see many familiar faces in the Special Issue on the Attention and Water Governance: An Agenda-Setting Perspective https://t.co/zrueRQxnB2 in @Water_MDPI

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@Water_MDPI article with @uni_tue colleagues & @fbrandenstein presenting a template to better understand the presence and absence of specific interactions https://t.co/XZNximgMYc in post-disaster collaborations.

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Apparently not everyone starts by scanning the bibliography.... There is a lot one can learn from an interdisciplinary collaboration, e.g. how other scientists read our research papers https://t.co/E6y989nZKy

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@DanielPAldrich I concur. In fact, I believe that we can learn a lot from PBEM's efforts and the work of their approx. 2,000 NET volunteers. This goes beyond simply acquiring an emergency kit, as this author seems to imply https://t.co/JydRh6NshI

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Excited to see familiar views by @DanielPAldrich and @HazCenter mentioned in relation to PDXs disaster preparedness https://t.co/oRvwFmTT4t

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Sami Hout proposes IAD-based research to analyze the effect of the 2015 ban on large groups on locals' experience of Barcelona’s Mercat de la Boqueria. https://t.co/9D3mmbkpKZ

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DFG-funded project “Representation and Inequality in Local Politics” advertises for two doctoral research positions. https://t.co/VHGaBxHJ93

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Two of the three cluster initiatives at the University of Konstanz successful in the German Excellence Strategy competition: https://t.co/gR3SfWe6Dz

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Lecture: Exploring Dynamic Structures in your Action Situation https://t.co/9UM3K3qv38