Making Peace in Countries with Weak States: The Dilemma of the Somali Polities
5-6.30pm. Chichester Lecture Theatre, Professor David Leonard on making peace in countries with weak states. All welcome.
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5-6.30pm. Chichester Lecture Theatre, Professor David Leonard on making peace in countries with weak states. All welcome.
In this Sussex Development Lecture Hania Shokalmy examines the role of women in the recent events that have taken place in Egypt, and the broader lessons that can be drawn for gender and development.
Join us for the Hans Singer Memorial Lecture given by Professor Jan Pronk, former Minister of Development Cooperation in the Netherlands and Deputy General Secretary, UNCTAD.
Richard Morgan from Unicef provides an insight into his work on the post 2015 agenda and what replaces the Millennium Development Goals
15 years ago governments came together to agree a set of ambitious goals aimed at delivering education for all. The international community is now debating a new set of ‘post-2015’ education goals.
Mariz Tadros's lecture will be based on her recently released book 'Democracy redefined or confined?: The Muslim Brotherhood in Contemporary Egypt'.
In this Sussex Development Lecture, Professor Andrea Cornwall discusses the changing framing of development
IDS Director, Lawrence Haddad, examines the persistent challenge of malnutrition in India and assesses what more can be done to effectively tackle the challenge.
IDS Professorial Fellow John Gaventa will examine how far citizen participation has helped to address issues of growing economic inequality.
Hege Hertzberg examine the challenges faced by policymakers in balancing a commitment to employing knowledge based approaches to developing policy with complex political realities. All welcome