DSA2019: Opening up Development

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Decolonising health research for development

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Inclusive innovation for development: what inclusion for a fairer future?

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Just add women? The developmental impact of opening up politics to women

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Social and Solidarity Economy (SSE): a path towards achieving SDGs?

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Integrating SMEs in global value chains and the challenge of inclusive development

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Philanthropy and international development: bridging epochs, geographies, imaginaries, and institutions

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Unravelling, unfolding and unsettling NGOs' work, role and methodologies

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National development experts and professionals: under-researched yet important actors in development

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Brokering development

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Implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals - lessons to date

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Rethinking impact, collaboration and capacity in ODA-funded research

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Meeting the challenges: interdisciplinary research for global development

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How do we know it works? Exploring methods for evaluating the impact of capacity strengthening in international development

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Partnerships in practice: power and inequality in development partnerships with the private sector

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Ethics, justice, and the practice of development research

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Large-scale migration, remittances and development: historical and contemporary evidence

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"We want skills! You'll get critical thinking!" - Opening up international development education

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The rise of populism and development cooperation

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What does changing civic space mean for development?

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The political economy of development under the Chinese Belt Road Initiative (BRI)

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Rethinking Africa's development in today's globalised world

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Welfare impact of globalisation on agricultural trade in the 21st century

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State capacity and the politics of development in Africa

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Global value chains, the state and the political economy of development

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Opening up climate and development: what do new forms and frames of intervention mean for the reduction of climate vulnerabilities?

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Religions and Climate Action

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Dams, development & decision-making

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Global Development, civil society and environmental activism

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Environmental upgrading, trade and globalisation: implications for sustainable development

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Opening up natural resource governance: the roles of non-state and non-traditional actors

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Digital development

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Opening up debates on justice, rights and inclusion in sustainable development

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Influencing for social justice - strategies and tactics in challenging contexts

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Peaceful accidents in the shadow of hegemony: the unintended outcomes of international peace interventions in Asia-Pacific (Cambodia, Solomon Islands, Sri Lanka and Timor Leste)

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African urban land markets and spatial justice

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Cities and dominance: urban strategies for political settlement maintenance and change

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30 years after 1989: re-assessing models of market transition

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Piercing the offshore veil: new frontiers in research on tax and secrecy haven use in developing countries

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Dependency, eurocentrism and delinking in a financialized global economy - interrogating Samir Amin's legacy and relevance today

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Opening up the drug policy debate: grassroots perspectives

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The politics of implementing social protection programmes: political competition, state capacity and policy feedback

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International social policy and welfare state transitions: towards universalism 2030? (social policy-development studies dialogues)

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Deconstructing the political economy of policy diffusion in developing countries through the case of social protection

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Understanding social protection as technologies of social ordering and reproduction within contemporary development

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New hopes and new conflicts: working lives in Africa's new manufacturing sectors

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New geographies and imaginaries of work in the Global South

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The psychosocial side of poverty: opening up understandings and insights

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Thinking through aid objects to open up development

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History and development: practicing the past in pursuit of 'progress'

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Measuring and assessing multidimensional poverty

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