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📢 Our paper is finally out: Making sense of rural mobilities, counterurbanisation and governance in Japan 🇯🇵So pleased to have worked with @LukeDilley (Akita International Uni) and Tokumi Odagiri (Meiji Uni), both long-term @cretweeting partners [1/2]
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Luke Dilley retweeted
So happy to work on a new research project funded by @scotgov on island depopulation in Japan with brilliant colleagues: Jane Atterton & Kate Lamont @RuralPolicySRUC, @LukeDilley, @f_chisaki & @saesnzt all affiliated at some time with @cretweeting @SciencesNCL one way or another!
We're pleased to start a new project for @scotgov on learnings from Japanese initiatives to tackle island depopulation with @cretweeting and research partners from Akita International University and Tokyo University of Agriculture & Technology.
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Luke Dilley retweeted
#heterogeneity of #aspirations are barely considered in #development. In 3 #Kenyan regions, we outline how development can be re-defined and re-designed by challenging core assumptions & offering new #opportunities to aspire.
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I was asked an interesting question today by one of my colleagues. Does anyone have a good translation for kankeijinko (関係人口)? Directly translated it is 'relationship population'.
Recently published brief summarizing research on women's changing opportunities and aspirations in rural Kenya led by @MaryCrossland1. apps.worldagroforestry.org/p…
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#Aspirations are enmeshed in #context and are more than preferences. #narratives to explore #rural #aspirations in #Kenya. Entry points for more responsive support and #extension doi.org/10.1057/s41287-021-0… @ICRAF @GLDC_CGIAR @ICRISAT @BangorUni @CognitiveEdge @MaryCrossland1 @CGIAR






