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Future generations: a serious democratic deficit
This Sussex Development Lecture will argue that future generations are not being given the weight they should have in current...
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White optimism and the erasures of racism in global development
Reflecting on the Sussex Development Lecture series theme of “the politics of hope”, this presentation will unpack the various uses...
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Offshore finance and the political-economic geography of state building
This lecture is part of the Sussex Development Lecture series: Global development challenges: towards a politics of...
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Building successful social enterprises to tackle global challenges
As part of the Sussex Development Lecture series on Global development challenges: towards a politics of hope, IDS and the University...
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Global development challenges: towards a politics of hope
The world is facing a series of critical challenges, from climate, environment and pandemics to conflict, anti-migration policies and...
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Why building strong public services is crucial to the SDG agenda
Speaker Dan Carden MP, Shadow Secretary of State for International...
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The SDGs and the global education Agenda: Promises and Possibilities
Heralded with much fanfare and preceded by intensive policy contestation, the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) agreed in September...
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SDG synergies: Beating high costs with high efficiency
The UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) aim to vastly improve economic, social and planetary well-being. How exactly to achieve...
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The SDGs: A new politics of transformation?
The SDGs (Sustainable Development Goals) potentially offer an inclusive, integrated approach to development, centred on social justice,...
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Bangladesh’s journey towards tackling poverty and climate change
Bangladesh has been well known as both a poor as well as climate vulnerable country for several decades. However the country is now well...