CANCELLED: CDS Seminar Series - THE SWEATSHOP REGIME: GARMENTS, EXPLOITATION, AND LABOURING BODIES MADE IN INDIA - DR ALESSANDRA MEZZADRI, SOAS
THE SWEATSHOP REGIME: GARMENTS, EXPLOITATION, AND LABOURING BODIES MADE IN INDIA - DR ALESSANDRA MEZZADRI, SOAS
CDS Speaker Series
GETTING OUT OF THE LEARNING TRAP: AFRICAN-OWNED FIRMS, FDI AND TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER IN NEW EXPORT SECTORS - DR LINDSAY WHITFIELD, ROSKILDE
CDS Speaker Series
ADAPTING ETHNOGRAPHY FOR POLICY PURPOSES: METHODOLOGICAL POPULISM IN BANGLADESH'S HEALTH AND EDUCATION SECTORS - PROF DAVID LEWIS, LSE
CDS Speaker Series
TAX COLLECTOR AS A 'STREET LEVEL BUREAUCRAT': PROPERTY TAX, LOW-INCOME HOUSING AND URBAN GOVERNANCE IN DHAKA, BANGLADESH - SHREYASHI DASGUPTA, CDS PHD STUDENT ----------------------- INITIAL THOUGHTS AFTER 22 WEEKS OBSERVING THE MEXICAN POLICE - EMILIO GARCIADIEGO-RUIZ, CDS PHD STUDENT
CDS Speaker Series
THE CONTRADICTIONS OF MODELS IN CONSERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT: THE CASE OF REDD+ IN NIGERIA AND TANZANIA - DR ADENIYI ASIYANBI, SHEFFIELD
CDS Speaker Series - REWIRING THE SOCIAL CONTRACT: DIGITAL RIDE-SHARING AND THE INFORMALIZATION OF WORK IN NIGERIA - DR KATE MEAGHER, LSE
REWIRING THE SOCIAL CONTRACT: DIGITAL RIDE-SHARING AND THE INFORMALIZATION OF WORK IN NIGERIA - DR KATE MEAGHER, LSE
CDS Speaker Series - DIVERSIFYING RESOURCE-DEPENDENT ECONOMIES - AMIR LEBDIOUI, CDS PHD STUDENT. FISCAL POLICY IN POOR AND RICH COUNTRIES: AN ECLECTIC APPROACH - MUSTAFA METIN BAŞBAY, CDS PHD STUDENT
DIVERSIFYING RESOURCE-DEPENDENT ECONOMIES - AMIR LEBDIOUI, CDS PHD STUDENT ---------------- FISCAL POLICY IN POOR AND RICH COUNTRIES: AN ECLECTIC APPROACH - MUSTAFA METIN BAŞBAY, CDS PHD STUDENT
CDS Speaker Series - BANISHED TO JAMAICA: THE INSIDIOUS AND TOTAL CHARACTER OF THE UK’S DEPORTATION REGIME - DR LUKE NORONHA, KEELE AND BIRKBECK
BANISHED TO JAMAICA: THE INSIDIOUS AND TOTAL CHARACTER OF THE UK’S DEPORTATION REGIME - DR LUKE NORONHA, KEELE AND BIRKBECK
Southern Urbanism(s): Locating Cities in Research on the Global South
3 – 5 pm, 14 March 2019, Room SG2, Alison Richard Building
