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Opinion: We need a planning system that recognises the need for alternative uses

Nov 29, 2024 | placemakingresource.com | Robert Clarke

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Exploitation of Indigenous businesses: a new form of greenwashing?

Jul 25, 2024 | lexology.com | Phoebe Wynn-Pope |Heidi Roberts |Robert Clarke |David Anthony |Joshua Aird |Georgia Smith

The concept of greenwashing is well known. But as environmental, social and governance (ESG) litigation and regulatory action continues to rise, and business disclosures are increasingly scrutinised by regulators, investors and consumers, other forms of social ‘washing’ are emerging, including what Supply Nation calls ‘black cladding’.
Joe Biden’s Ukraine Policy is Marching Toward Catastrophe

Jun 17, 2024 | nationalinterest.org | Robert Clarke |Jason Beardsley

The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) alliance is facing a significant turning point in its support for Ukraine’s defense against Russia. The Biden administration, in lockstep with several of the United States’ European allies, has approved the use of American weapons to strike targets on Russian soil around the Ukrainian city of Kharkiv. The decision arrived months after French president Emmanuel Macron openly floated the idea of NATO troops joining the fight in Ukraine.
Robert Clarke: The Cass Review must end the scandalous treatment of gender-confused children

Apr 10, 2024 | conservativehome.com | Robert Clarke

Robert Clarke is the Director of Advocacy for ADF International. Rishi Sunak voiced strong concerns yesterday about concerns of a conveyer-belt system of transitioning confused and vulnerable young people. He said that social transition – like allowing children to use different pronouns or change their name – could have psychological repercussions and is categorically “not a neutral act”.
Clarke: NATO countries need to step up

Mar 7, 2024 | news-herald.com | Robert Clarke

Based on pure contribution rates, it seems NATO members have grown accustomed to peacetime. Though former president Donald Trump ruffled feathers by claiming he would stop support for NATO members who failed to meet their 2% GDP spending obligations, he made a clear and salient point: Europe is no longer at peace. Yet, 20 of the 31 NATO members have failed to meet the alliance’s military spending goals. America continues to carry the heaviest burden for Europe’s security.
NATO needs to step up

Mar 7, 2024 | hjnews.com | Robert Clarke

Based on pure contribution rates, it seems NATO members have grown accustomed to peacetime. Though former president Donald Trump ruffled feathers by claiming he would stop support for NATO members who failed to meet their 2 percent GDP spending obligations, he made a clear and salient point: Europe is no longer at peace. Yet, 20 of the 31 NATO members have failed to meet the alliance's military spending goals. America continues to carry the heaviest burden for Europe's security.
Robert Clarke - The American Conservative

Jun 13, 2023 | theamericanconservative.com | Robert Clarke

Robert Clarke (@ClarkeDynamics) is the director of marketing strategy for foreign policy at the Stand Together Trust, and a Marcellus policy fellow at the John Quincy Adams Society.
Introduction: Cancer Systems and Integrative Biology

May 16, 2023 | pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov | Robert Clarke

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The Resilient Leader: Overcoming Adversity in The Workplace

May 1, 2023 | managerhq.org | Robert Clarke

Every leader faces adversity in the workplace at some point in their career, but not all leaders respond in the same way. The resilient leader is someone who meets adversity head-on and finds ways to use it to their advantage. They’re able to take a difficult situation and turn it into an opportunity for growth and success. It’s easy to feel overwhelmed when faced with a difficult situation, but resilient leaders manage to push through and come out stronger on the other side.