17.04.19
Plan S and the Global South – What do countries in the Global South stand to gain from signing up to Europe’s open access strategy?
Plan S raises challenging questions for the Global South.
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20.03.19
[How Do We “Know” the World Series] Part III: Looking Back to Walk Forward: Decolonisation as Self-Determination
Guest blog post written by Vanessa Bradbury
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24.10.18
Seeing and Being Development’s ‘Other’: Representations of Africa and Diaspora Audiences
While Comic Relief telethons raise, as they always do, millions of sympathy-laden donations from well-entertained audiences, my lasting impressions of this programme would always be of a vast horde of shaven-headed, undifferentiated masses smiling and waving enthusiastically at the documentary-makers camera.
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03.10.18
Why Are Geniuses Destroying Jobs in Uganda?
Lant Pritchett: “This juxtaposition makes my head explode: Why are the world’s scarcest economic resources devoted to economizing one of the world’s most abundant economic resources?”
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01.08.18
Understanding ethics of doing interdisciplinary research with refugee communities (or trying to!)
Independently of the discipline, all research faces ethical challenges at different stages.
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