http://wagner.nyu.edu/blog Mon, 22 Oct 2012 20:56:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://wagner.nyu.edu/blog/crisis-mapping-in-elections-what-kenya-can-teach-us/#comment-143 CGA’s Mazzucelli presents on crisis mapping « The Global Citizen Mon, 22 Oct 2012 20:56:59 +0000 http://wagner.nyu.edu/blog/?p=610#comment-143 [...] Mapping in Elections: What Kenya Can Teach Us.” A profile of the event appeared on NYU Wagner’s blog.  Earlier this month, she presented on a panel to commemorate International Rural Women’s [...] [...] Mapping in Elections: What Kenya Can Teach Us.” A profile of the event appeared on NYU Wagner’s blog.  Earlier this month, she presented on a panel to commemorate International Rural Women’s [...]

]]> http://wagner.nyu.edu/blog/business-is-not-the-bad-guy-then-again-sometimes-it-is/#comment-134 Business is not the bad guy. Then again, sometimes it is. « IPSA @ Wagner Mon, 15 Oct 2012 19:57:08 +0000 http://wagner.nyu.edu/blog/?p=628#comment-134 [...] more at: http://wagner.nyu.edu/blog/business-is-not-the-bad-guy-then-again-sometimes-it-is/ Share this:Like this:LikeBe the first to like this. « Previous [...] [...] more at: http://wagner.nyu.edu/blog/business-is-not-the-bad-guy-then-again-sometimes-it-is/ Share this:Like this:LikeBe the first to like this. « Previous [...]

]]> http://wagner.nyu.edu/blog/this-week-at-nyu-wagner-june-18-2012/#comment-122 moncho Mon, 25 Jun 2012 11:06:16 +0000 http://wagner.nyu.edu/blog/this-week-at-nyu-wagner-june-18-2012/#comment-122 thanks <a href="http://blogs.najah.edu/staff/abdel-naser-qadoumi" title="my blog:" rel="nofollow"> thanks

]]> http://wagner.nyu.edu/blog/how-does-the-robin-hood-foundation-measure-social-impact/#comment-102 Wagner Today Thu, 10 May 2012 20:13:34 +0000 http://wagner.nyu.edu/blog/?p=577#comment-102 [...] How Does the Robin Hood Foundation Measure Social Impact? – 05/04/2012 [...] [...] How Does the Robin Hood Foundation Measure Social Impact? – 05/04/2012 [...]

]]> http://wagner.nyu.edu/blog/can-the-arts-be-managed-short-answer-yes/#comment-100 chrisjackedu Wed, 18 Apr 2012 10:44:10 +0000 http://wagner.nyu.edu/blog/?p=540#comment-100 Thanks for the worthy post. I've learned much from the post. Thanks for the worthy post. I’ve learned much from the post.

]]> http://wagner.nyu.edu/blog/workshop-explores-career-development-in-context-of-sustainable-development/#comment-97 alamin Sun, 15 Apr 2012 12:59:25 +0000 http://wagner.nyu.edu/blog/?p=551#comment-97 this is very nice brief and i like it very much, awsome thanks.. this is very nice brief and i like it very much, awsome
thanks..

]]> http://wagner.nyu.edu/blog/the-politics-of-truth-justice-and-reconciliation/#comment-61 serhat Thu, 22 Mar 2012 00:07:12 +0000 http://wagner.nyu.edu/blog/?p=523#comment-61 What could help advance the process? What could help advance the process?

]]> http://wagner.nyu.edu/blog/department_of_buildings_commissioner_urges_new_yorkers_to_realize_maximum_mpg_from_our_buildings/#comment-43 Anna Holland Tue, 08 Feb 2011 08:46:34 +0000 http://wagner.nyu.edu/blog/blog/2011/02/03/department_of_buildings_commissioner_urges_new_yorkers_to_realize_maximum_mpg_from_our_buildings/#comment-43 Not allowing multiple TVs even if they are LCD flat screens are too much. They only take 50 watts or less in power. It would be better to just install solar panels in the roof instead of replacing all the windows to save energy. -Anna Not allowing multiple TVs even if they are LCD flat screens are too much.
They only take 50 watts or less in power.
It would be better to just install solar panels in the roof instead of replacing all the windows to save energy.
-Anna

]]> http://wagner.nyu.edu/blog/department_of_buildings_commissioner_urges_new_yorkers_to_realize_maximum_mpg_from_our_buildings/#comment-42 Janet Liff Sat, 05 Feb 2011 17:59:24 +0000 http://wagner.nyu.edu/blog/blog/2011/02/03/department_of_buildings_commissioner_urges_new_yorkers_to_realize_maximum_mpg_from_our_buildings/#comment-42 I live in an unusually green building: the coop just installed a co-generation plant and green roofs, replaced all of the windows and uses compact florescents bulbs in the common areas. Yet, the new windows aren't quite good enough. They're double pane instead of triple pane, aluminum ( which transfers heat) and were installed poorly. Also, we air condition our hallways 24/7 (for 30 seconds of use!) and still don't use timers on the lights. Maybe I'm too rigourous. It just seems classic: conservation is ok as long as everyone is still cold in the lobby during the summer. Also, the coop stopped because it ran low on funds, but it wanted to increase power to each apartment because some people complain that they can't have their sub-zeros and multiple flat screen TVs. It's class example of being more energy efficient so we can maintain the cost and increase the use. I live in an unusually green building: the coop just installed a co-generation plant and green roofs, replaced all of the windows and uses compact florescents bulbs in the common areas. Yet, the new windows aren’t quite good enough. They’re double pane instead of triple pane, aluminum ( which transfers heat) and were installed poorly. Also, we air condition our hallways 24/7 (for 30 seconds of use!) and still don’t use timers on the lights. Maybe I’m too rigourous. It just seems classic: conservation is ok as long as everyone is still cold in the lobby during the summer. Also, the coop stopped because it ran low on funds, but it wanted to increase power to each apartment because some people complain that they can’t have their sub-zeros and multiple flat screen TVs. It’s class example of being more energy efficient so we can maintain the cost and increase the use.

]]> http://wagner.nyu.edu/blog/the_wikileaks_document_flood_-_what_do_you_think/#comment-41 MSK Thu, 16 Dec 2010 17:52:59 +0000 http://wagner.nyu.edu/blog/blog/2010/11/30/the_wikileaks_document_flood_-_what_do_you_think/#comment-41 I worry that there is a chance that what wikileaks is doing is actually counter productive to its mission of furthering transparency. If I worked in the State Dept., or elsewhere in govt/military/banking, I might be inclined to simply stop putting things down in writing...rely more on face to face or phone conversations, back room deals and the like. Likely? I don't know... I worry that there is a chance that what wikileaks is doing is actually counter productive to its mission of furthering transparency.
If I worked in the State Dept., or elsewhere in govt/military/banking, I might be inclined to simply stop putting things down in writing…rely more on face to face or phone conversations, back room deals and the like.
Likely? I don’t know…

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