Against decolonisation: On Africa’s place in the global circuit of ideas
Join us for the final Sussex Development Lecture this term, with guest lecturer Olúfẹ́mi Táíwò, Professor at the Africana...
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Join us for the final Sussex Development Lecture this term, with guest lecturer Olúfẹ́mi Táíwò, Professor at the Africana...
The struggles for international development are often blamed on the economic and social excesses of neoliberalism and the ways these...
In this upcoming Sussex Development Lecture, guest speaker Dr Santhosh analyses the recent socio-economic and religious transformation of the traditionalist Sunni Muslims in the South Indian state of Kerala by focusing on their development trajectories and imaginations.
The eradication of poverty has traditionally relied on growing the economy, combined with redistribution: GDP growth, in this approach,...
In this Sussex Development Lecture, Mohammed Abu-Nimer will share his research and practice on questions - and issues related to advancing reconciliation and forgiveness in the Arab region, as a pathway to building peace and sustainable development in conflict areas.
In this Sussex Development Lecture, cultural activist Ganesh Devy, best known for the People's Linguistic Survey of India, will discuss three democratic popular movements in India, which have impacted Anthropology, Sociolinguistics and History over the last three decades.
This Sussex Development Lecture will explore how, in 2020, South Africa and India brought a proposal to the World Trade Organisation to...
In this Sussex Development Lecture we present the results of the Steering Research and Innovation for Global Goals (STRINGS) project –...
In 1989, Melucci’s Nomads of the Present argued that social movements were cultural ‘laboratories of experience’ within which...
This panel considers the role of UK universities in supporting the global 15by30 goal. They examine how growing state repression has been met with resistance from students and grassroot activism, which has led to the rapid growth of the Universities of Sanctuary movement, Student Action for Refugees (STAR) and other practices of solidarity.