Laurence Piper

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Laurence Piper is a Professor at Högskolan Väst in Sweden. His research primarily focuses on place-based governance, design justice in education, and the interplay between policy and community engagement. He has authored several articles addressing critical issues such as water stress, oral health assessments, and resilience in marginalized communities. His work emphasizes collaboration and transformative pedagogy within global contexts.

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2021

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University of Glasgow

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Thünen Institute

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Dealing with island particularity: place-based governance for small North Sea islands

‘Design justice’ and transformative pedagogy: Experiments in globally connected learning with the global classroom for democracy innovation

Place-pedagogies of water stress

International collaboration and connections through design thinking: A case study of the Global Classroom for Democracy Innovation (GCDI)

Decisional needs for older adults, home health care nurses and dental hygienists during team-based oral health assessments in ordinary home settings – a qualitative study

Policy engagement as ‘empowered representation’: democratic mediation through a participatory research project on climate resilience

Rethinking WIL for an academic discipline: the model of Work Integrated Political Studies (WIPS)

Bridging theory and practice through Work-Integrated Learning (WIL): critical perspectives on the conceptualisations of WIL at a university in Sweden

Trust is personal and professional: The role of trust in the rise and fall of a South African civil society coalition

Understanding resilience capitals, agency and habitus in household experiences of water scarcity, floods and fire in marginalized settlements in the Cape Flats, South Africa

Localising governance in the African city: a grounded model of multiple and contending forms of security governance in Hout Bay, Cape Town

Defiant citizenship: marginality, race, and the struggle for place in Hangberg, South Africa

Resisting redevelopment: Protest in aspiring global cities

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Simon Thomsen

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