Dr Yvan Guichaoua talks about Mali

  Dr Yvan Guichaoua recently talked to prominent Australian think tank ASPI (Australian Strategic Policy Institute) to discuss the French intervention in Mali. Here he is...

Research Seminar:Feeding Dichotomies:Hunger and politics in the Middle East and Africa

Friday 22 nd March 12-1pm Arts 1.83 DEV research Seminar Rebecca Farnum MSc Student, Water Security and International Development Feeding Dichotomies: Hunger and...

Research Seminar: Development & Revolution: The Roots of the Arab Uprising- Professor Gilbert Achcar

DEV Research Seminar: Wednesday 13th March ARTS 01.02 3.30 - 5pm Allw Development & Revolution: The Roots of the Arab Uprising Professor Gilbert Achcar , SOAS (School...

Managing on the Margins

Friday 8th March 10am-3pm Norwich Central Baptist Church Tickets £7.70 Women in Norfolk are speaking out to raise awareness of local and global poverty. Some women, home builders as...

DEV faculty and students engage Norfolk high schoolers around water and carbon reduction at home and abroad

Professor Declan Conway recently gave a guest lecture at Norfolk County Council’s “Water & Enterprise” Programme, held at Holt Hall 17-19 February 2013. The programme invited student...

Bereket Kebede presents paper at University of Reading

Bereket Kebede (DEV) presented the paper entitled “Public goods, inequality and social interactions: An experimental study from Rwanda” co-authored with Nicole Gross-Camp, Adrian Martin, Shawn...

Duncan Green, OXFAM, Book Launch

WEDNESDAY 27TH FEBRUARY 4PM THOMAS PAINE STUDY CENTRE,UEA Our key note speaker as part of our 'Working in Development Forum', this year is Duncan Green , Oxfam GB’s Senior Strategic Advise ...

DEV/EDU Seminar Fellow Travellers: Narrative Inquiry in International and Comparative Education

University of East Anglia, School of Education and Lifelong Learning EDU Room 1.40, 1700 – 1800 21 st February 2013   Narrative inquiry is growing in popularity as a...

DEV/EDU Seminar: rethinking internationalisation at home on an ESOL teacher education Programme

DEV/EDU Seminar Wednesday 13th February 3.30-5pm ARTS 01.02 Dr Priti Chopra, University of Greenwich Rethinking internationalisation at home on an ESOL teacher...

Research Seminar: Where Value Resides:On different ways of valuing nature

Wednesday 6th February 3:30pm, ARTS 01.02 Rupert Read and Tom Greaves Ecological Valuation It seems like a good idea to take account of the importance of biodiversity as...

Research Seminar 8th Feb:Why is Conflict Transformation relevant to Environmental Justice?

Friday 8 th February 12-1pm ARTS 1.83   Why is Conflict Transformation relevant to Environmental Justice? Food for thoughts from Latin America. By Iokiñe Rodriguez,...

EDU/DEV seminar: Stories from the field: narrative research across two generations in Grahamstown, Western Cape, South Africa

EDU/DEV seminar: Thursday January 31 st 2013, 5– 6 pm in EDU Room 1.40 Professor David Stephens , University of Brighton David Stephens is Professor of International Education in the...

Economic Growth and Changes in Well-Being

A new paper by Elissaios Papyrakis and Jacopo Baggio (Arizona State University), published online in Social Indicators Research , makes use of agent-based modelling to explore how different...

Research Seminar: Integration of humanitarian & development actions

Today Wednesday 30 th January 3.30pm ARTS 01.02 Jeremy Loveless (Freelance Consultant) speaks on 'Integration of humanitarian and developmental actions' He will argue that...

Can 'nexus thinking' alleviate global water, food and energy pressures?

As an introduction to their  ' Water, food and energy nexus debates - live broadcast ', happening on the 6th February; the Guardian are publishing a range of articles to support the debates. ...

International Development UEA (DEV) Enterprise Fellow post

Faculty of Social Sciences International Development UEA School of International Development   Enterprise Fellow (0.2fte) •Ref: ALC333 £38,522 to £44,607 per annum...

Gross Domestic Problem: The politics behind the world’s most powerful number

Panel Debate: Lorenzo Fioramonti (University of Pretoria), Gill Seyfang (UEA), Alex Haxeltine (UEA), Tim O’Riordan – Chair (UEA) Monday 4 th Feb 2013 1-2.30 pm...

Why does justice matter for ecosystem management?

Why does justice matter for ecosystem management? The Global Environmental Justice Group have recently produced a video to answer the question above. Please watch the video and see if you...
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