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10 August 2018
Women and Development in Malawi
To what extent are gender considerations incorporated into development initiatives in Malawi? What are the key issues affecting women?s...
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10 August 2018
Practical Strategies for Involving Women as Well as Men in Water and Sanitation Activities
This Report examines the possibilities for and constraints to increasing the participation of women in community-based water and...
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10 August 2018
Participatory Rural Appraisal: Abstracts of Sources: An Annotated Bibliography
This bibliography contains more than 800 annotated entries with keywords and suggested target audiences, as well as subject and author...
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Conflict, Violence and Development Seminar Series
Extralegal Groups in Liberia: A Livelihoods Perspective
This seminar explains how extralegal groups in Liberia came about, how they persisted, and the threats and opportunities that they created for statebuilding in the aftermath of the civil war. It illuminates the political economy of post-conflict transitions and contributes to a growing literature examining intra-state variation in post-conflict outcomes.
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Conflict, Violence and Development Seminar Series
Enhancing Operational Effectiveness? An Analysis of Pre-deployment Training for Rwandan Tactical-level Female Military Peacekeepers
POSTPONED - new seminar date to be advertised soon Is this seminar, Dr. Georgina Holmes explores how gendered peacekeeping roles and identities are constructed in the pre-deployment training programme for tactical-level military peacekeepers delivered by the Rwanda Defence Force (RDF).
Past Event
Conflict, Violence and Development Seminar Series
The Effect of Civil Conflict on Women’s Labour Force Participation: A Causal Mechanism Approach
Dr Jose Gallegos' seminar explores the role of domestic violence as a causal mechanism between the exposure to civil conflict violence at early ages and women's labour force participation during adulthood.
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Rethinking Economic Policy for Social Justice
Radhika Balakrishna, James Heintz and Diane Elson will be discussing the themes from the new book 'Rethinking Economic Policy for Social Justice'
Past Event
Conflict, Violence and Development Seminar Series
On the Mechanics of the Natural Resource Curse: Information and Local Elite Behaviour in Mozambique
Alex Armand presents his ongoing project which seeks to examine the management of information and local elite behaviour following the recent discovery of a substantial natural gas reserve in Mozambique.
Past Event
Fostering Industrial Development in Africa in the New Global Environment
5pm to 6.30pm, Thursday 13 October 2011, Chichester Lecture Theatre
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Diverging stories of son preference in India and Bangladesh
This event has been cancelled.