Elizabeth Mill, Kay Lalor and Arturo Sanchez Garcia introduce a new Edited Collection exploring avenues to achieving gender and sexuality justice.
1 March 2016
Ahead of the fourth Global Symposia on Health Systems Research (HSR2016) hosted by Health Systems Global (HSG) in Canada, November, the Institute of Development Studies (IDS) has taken on the role to provide communications for HSG and the Global Symposia.
29 February 2016
In this post, Giorgos Kallis responds to a three-part critique by Andy Stirling of his ideas on the ‘Degrowth Hypothesis’.
29 February 2016
In his latest blog post on Zimbabweland, Ian Scoones asks 'does land reform increase resistance to drought?'
29 February 2016
This is the third of a series of 3 blogs by STEPS co-director Andy Stirling, responding to the ideas of Giorgos Kallis on the 'degrowth hypothesis'.
26 February 2016
We have just finished a fantastic conference co-hosted by the STEPS Centre on 'Contested Agronomy' with 80 participants and a vibrant discussion. I was asked to give some comments at the end. Here are some of these thoughts.
25 February 2016
Can China and Brazil use their home grown agricultural knowledge which has driven phenomenal agricultural productivity at home to transform agriculture in Africa? That was one of many questions discussed at the Contested Agronomy conference.
25 February 2016
This is the second of a series of 3 blogs by STEPS co-director Andy Stirling, responding to the ideas of Giorgos Kallis on the 'degrowth hypothesis'.
25 February 2016
At the weekend, Umar Khalid, one of the six student activists accused in Delhi's 'anti-nationalism scandal' unfolded by the Hindu nationalist government of Prime Minister Modi, returned to the campus of Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU).
24 February 2016
This is the first of a series of 3 blogs by STEPS co-director Andy Stirling, responding to the ideas of Giorgos Kallis on the ‘degrowth hypothesis’. What's at Stake Between Growth and Degrowth?
23 February 2016
A two-day conference organised at Jawaharlal Nehru University, in collaboration with the STEPS centre, raised questions about how to bring about critical new thinking on sustainable urbanisation in India.
22 February 2016
The latest and most destructive El Niño the world has seen for years takes its toll on harvests after a year of droughts and floods.There are now serious food shortages in southern Africa and Latin America on top of the slow-burn of cost of living rises.
22 February 2016
