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8 September 2016
IDS at the DSA Conference 2016
IDS will be at the 2016 annual conference of the Development Studies Association (DSA) at the University of Oxford from 12 to 14 September.
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12 July 2016
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28 June 2016
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10 March 2016
Are China and Brazil transforming African agriculture?
China and Brazil are set to increase their influence in Africa, with the recently launched New Development Bank opening offices in Johannesburg this month and preparing to issue its first loans in April. New research on “China and Brazil in African Agriculture” published in acclaimed journal, World Development, reveals that the picture on the ground is far more complex and more contested than generic policy statements about South-South cooperation or win-win partnerships would have us believe.
Journal Article
11 November 2013
Climate Change, Disasters, and Development Post-2015
Published by: IDS
The year 2015 will be pivotal for climate change, disasters, and development. In all three areas, new international frameworks are due to be agreed to guide policy and action.
Journal Article
1 July 2013
China and Brazil in African Agriculture
Published by: IDS
This IDS Bulletin examines Brazilian and Chinese agricultural development cooperation in Africa.
Journal Article
12 April 2013
Real Time Monitoring for the Most Vulnerable
Published by: IDS
Developing real time information streams is about new ways of collecting traditional data, and of facilitating the sharing of existing data and knowledge across sectors and institutions.
Journal Article
12 April 2013
Real Time Monitoring for the Most Vulnerable
Published by: IDS
Developing real time information streams is about new ways of collecting traditional data, and of facilitating the sharing of existing data and knowledge across sectors and institutions.
Journal Article
5 September 2011
Time to Reimagine Development
Published by: IDS
The major global crises of the past four years have collectively had a dramatic impact on people's lives and livelihoods – but have they also had a large impact on core ideas underlying mainstream development?
