By DAVID D. HAYNES President of AOJ In the weeks since our conference in St. Petersburg, I’ve done a lot of thinking about AOJ’s future. While the conference was a success and our partnership with the Poynter Institu

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“This programme allows interdisciplinary thinking – geography, maths, economy, etc., and the activities are always enjoyed by the students. They have the opportunity to use their economic knowledge in relation to con

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• Ethics
• Civil society
• Philanthropy
• Public administration
• Social philosophy
• Volunteering
• Economy
• Business

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• Education
• Academia
• Educational psychology
• Curricula
• Critical thinking
• Argumentation theory
• Arguments
• Debating
• Course
• Seminar
• Educational assessment
• Lecture

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• Academia
• Psychology
• Cognitive science
• Critical thinking
• Fellows of the Econometric Society
• Israeli Jews
• Cognitive biases
• Heuristics
• Daniel Kahneman
• Amos Tversky
• Business ethics
• Bias

HOW-TO-GUIDE TO INNOVATION: WHAT HAPPENS AFTER IDEATION? by Gerard Harkin, Director of 3inno

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• Creativity
• Cognition
• Learning
• Collaboration
• Innovation
• Metaphysics
• Thought
• Ideation
• Idea
• Ideas bank
• Systematic inventive thinking

Should You Have a Pet in Your Classroom? If you are thinking about adopting a classroom pet, there are several things you should consider. First, why do you want a pet in the classroom? Then, consider the practical aspec

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• Anthrozoology
• Pets
• Pet
• Animal welfare
• Veterinary physician
• Personal life
• Culture
• Pet adoption
• Pet Emergency Management

Thinking of using legal services? What is the Solicitors Regulation

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• Law in the United Kingdom
• Solicitors
• Legal professions
• Law societies
• Law
• Occupations
• Practice of law
• Solicitors Regulation Authority
• Government of the United Kingdom
• Law Society of England and Wales
• Legal Ombudsman
• Lawyer

Prosody and listeners’ interpretation of ambiguous Joseph Tyler (University of Michigan) While prosody has been shown to correlate in systematic ways with the structure of discourse in speech (Lehiste 1975, Hirschberg

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• Linguistics
• Phonology
• Phonetics
• Systemic functional linguistics
• Prosody
• Critical thinking
• Bias

Embargoed until Sunday 13 September 2015, 9am UTC 11am CESTto be the International Year of Global Understanding (IYGU) “Building bridges between global thinking and local action” The International Council for

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• Sustainability
• Academia
• Natural environment
• Academic disciplines
• Human geography
• Social geography
• International Council for Science
• Jena
• Future Earth
• Education for sustainable development
• Sustainable development

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• Systems thinking
• Climate change policy
• Management
• Military strategy
• Scenario planning
• Climate change mitigation
• Forward-looking statement
• Systems theory
• Economy
• Systems science