DSA2021: Unsettling Development

Conference

DSA2021

an Online conference hosted by UEA

21 Jun – 2 Jul 2021

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Global inequalities

These panels look how COVID19 has exposed and worsened existing socio-economic inequalities and democratic deficits, while creating new forms of exploitative relationship.

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P13a

The precarious New Deal: inclusive development and precarious workers I

P13b

The precarious New Deal: inclusive development and precarious workers II

P19a

COVID-19 and global development challenges: 'unsettling' multidimensional poverty? I

P19b

COVID-19 and global development challenges: 'unsettling' multidimensional poverty? II

P24a

Modern slavery and exploitative work regimes in the Global South and the North and work: multiple and differential intersections I

P24b

Modern slavery and exploitative work regimes in the Global South and the North and work: multiple and differential intersections II

P27a

The politics of expanding and sustaining social protection: continuities and ruptures in unsettled times I

P27b

The politics of expanding and sustaining social protection: continuities and ruptures in unsettled times II

P27c

The politics of expanding and sustaining social protection: continuities and ruptures in unsettled times III

P28a

Women's organising and resistance: visibilising inequalities, countering backlash I

P28b

Women's organising and resistance: visibilising inequalities, countering backlash II

P33a

Power, marginalization and inclusion in the governance of urban informal economies I

P33b

Power, marginalization and inclusion in the governance of urban informal economies II

P37a

Unsettling education: youth, unemployment and global development I

P37b

Unsettling education: youth, unemployment and global development II

P54

Unsettling rural livelihoods: South Asian and global perspectives

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