How can critical accounting contribute to development studies?
Critical accountants study how accounting shapes organisations and the social world. They aim to bring alternative accounts into focus....
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Critical accountants study how accounting shapes organisations and the social world. They aim to bring alternative accounts into focus....
In parallel to the 5th United Nations Conference on the Least Developed Countries (LDC5), this roundtable discusses the importance of...
This seminar discusses gender Mainstreaming in Trade Agreements. Even though we are yet to see concrete evidence of benefits that gender...
This seminar discusses sustainable development impact of trade and investment - examining the accompanying role of trade facilitation...
This seminar discusses a new multilateral initiative to strengthen the participation of Least Developed Countries (LDCs) in Global Value...
This course provides a comprehensive package to advance understanding of inclusion in international trade and trade policy – covering poverty, gender, human rights, sustainability and power asymmetries.
International trade generates winners and losers – posing the more challenging question of what can be done about it. This seminar...
This one-day event is looking at why renewable energy has not taken off in Africa, despite significant promises of investment. It will share unique insights from the Green Growth Diagnostics in Africa project into the blockages or "binding constraints" to green investment, with Ghana and Kenya as case studies.
This workshop aims to assess the state of play in research on state-business relations in developing countries, and outline a research agenda which builds on this foundation towards better understanding of the role of state-business relations in shaping development outcomes, including but also beyond economic growth.