Research Seminars

Date            

Speaker

Title

Wed 6^th March

Ed Simpson,

SOAS

Encountering our ancestors in their youth: Restudying village India, 1950-Now

Fri 8^th March

Jasmine Moussa,

University of Cambridge

"International Water Law and Allocation in the Nile Basin: A Coherent System of Law or Empty Rhetoric?

Wed 13^th March

Gilbert Achcar,

SOAS

Development & Revolution: The Roots of the Arab Uprising

Wed 20^th March

Vasudha Chhotray

DEV, UEA

Justice at Sea: Marine Conservation and fisher' politics in coastal Odisha, India

Fri 22^nd March

Rebecca Farnum

DEV, UEA

Feeding Dichotomies: Hunger and Politics in the Middle East and Africa

Easter Break

Wed 17^th April

Judy El-Bushra

Gender and Peacebuilding

Thur 18^th April

Yvan Guichaoua,

DEV, UEA

Running Schools Under Rebel Rule: Bouakem Cote d'Ivoire 2002-2011

Fri 19^th April

Eowyn Castle

DEV UEA

Being Here, Being There: Nepali migrants in the UK and the negotiation of transnational belonging and identity in the practice of everyday life

Fri 26^th April

Jake Lomax,

DEV UEA

Armed Groups' interactions with civilians and displacement, fiindings from Abidjan, Cote d'Ivoire

Wed 8^th May

Teresa Belton

EDU, UEA

Consumption and wellbeing

Fri 10^th May

Zoe Young

TBA

Wed 15^th May

Daniel Bach

Sciences Po Bordeaux

The African neopatrimonial state: a comparative overview

Wed 22^nd May

Olly Owen, University of Oxford

Policing in Nigeria – ethnographic insights

Fri 24^th May

Prakash Kashwan

Connecticut University

Red-Green Politics: Politics of Forest Rights in Comparitive persepctive

Wed 29th May

Peter Dwyer

Social Movements in Africa

Thurs 10^th Jan

Christian Lund

Fragmented Sovereignty

Fri 11^th Jan

Pablo Dalby, UEA

Power, Pedagogy, and Place: exploring teaching and learning in a comparative case study of two global education abroad programmes

Wed 16^th Jan

Nate Matthews

King's College London

The Political Ecology of Mekong Hydropower Decision Making

Fri 18^th Jan

He Jun

Decentralisation of forest management in South West China

Wed 23^rd Jan

Alex Flynn, UEA

Anthropology and theatre performance: Development and change in Brazil

Wed 30^th Jan

Jeremy Loveless, Freelance consultant

Integration of humanitarian and development actions

Wed 6^th Feb

Rupert Read & Thomas Greaves

UEA

Where value resides: On different ways of valuing nature

Fri 8^th Feb

Iokiñe Rodriguez

DEV Visiting Fellow

Why is Conflict Transformation relevant to Environmental Justice? Food for thoughts from Latin America

Wed 13^th Feb

Priti Chopra

University of Greenwich

Rethinking internationalisation at home on an ESOL teacher education programme

Wed 20^th Feb

Laura Rival

University of Oxford

Indigenous Rights and Oil Development: Looking at the Yasuni initiative through the lens of Phronesis

Wed 27^th Feb

Multiple Speakers

Working in Development forum: The future of Development

Fri 1^st March

Carla Gomes, University of Lisbon & Tim O'Riordan ENV, UEA.

Building community confidence for adaptive coastal change in Portugal