Springs of Participation: Creating and Evolving Methodologies
Published by: ITDG
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Published by: ITDG
Learning from others in the form of fusion and adaptation of existing tools and approaches is very much part of evolving new...
Poor people have been recast by development agencies from ‘beneficiaries’ to ‘engaged citizens’ – yet the assumptions behind...
This September, hundreds of students will be preparing to start their postgraduate study in Development Studies at Sussex. At IDS ourselves, we are preparing to welcome a new intake of students from over forty countries to study one of our seven Masters (MA) courses. For those students embarking on this journey, we have some key information below.
QS University Rankings 2016 have ranked the University of Sussex as the top university in Europe for development studies. The development teaching and research at Sussex achieved the highest possible score for academic reputation (100.00).
Published by: IDS
Many of those in the front lines of climate change negotiations are frustrated. The global policy process is moving too slowly in...
Published by: Institute of Development Studies
Enthusiasm for “rights-based approaches” to development has grown during the past decade, taking on diverse meanings within the...
Concepts and methods of ‘participation’ are used increasingly throughout the world in shaping policy and in delivering services. At...
… a woman stands in the middle of the room, her arms outstretched. Two other women are trying to sculpt her body into a different...
Published by: Institute of Development Studies
Power relations are seen by many as an obstacle to reducing poverty and inequality. There is a growing appetite for understanding power...