DSA2023: Crisis in the Anthropocene: rethinking connection and agency for development

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P01

Revisiting the Basics: (Re-)Conceptualising the Core Principles that Guide Development Studies and Practice

P02

Restructuring the Antropocene: Rethinking the connection between human rights and economics

P04

How does feminist thinking in gender and development affect change in the Anthropocene?

P05

"L'homme n'est pas le maître de la terre, mais la terre est le maître de l'homme: Encouters, dialogues and solutions for natural resource management and sustainable development in Côte d'Ivoi

P06

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Interrogating the Links between Climate Change, Migration, and Immobility

P07

Anthropocene and the Global South. Decolonizing knowledge through spatial imaginaries and the everyday

P08

Caste, Market and Climate Change

P09

Digital Transformation for Development [SG: Digital Technologies, Data and Development]

P10

State of the Evidence in Religions and Development Roundtable

P11

Where and what is the 'global' water crisis in the Anthropocene?

P12

Stories we live by: interdisciplinary approaches to address the ‘imagination deficit’ in Anthropocene thinking

P13

The political economy of late development[Politics and Political Economy SG]

P14

1

Microfinance institutions during and after the pandemic: Assessing their support and the ensuing social and economic impact on programme beneficiaries

P15

Leadership in testing times: assessing the adaptability, agility, agency and authenticity of leaders in the practice of development across the globe.

P16

Global retrenchment or turning inwards in response to increasing global crises

P17

Reimagining civil society collaborations in development

P19

Leaving no one behind: the crisis in implementing inclusive resilience in human induced disasters

P20

1

Steering science, technology and innovation towards the Sustainable Development Goals

P22

Barriers to NGOs and CSOs: the current crises of environment and development ( NGOs in development Study Group)

P23

Informal Economies in an Age of Environmental Crisis

P24

Mapping feminist approaches to humanitarian action

P25

Responsible Research: Ethics and Integrity in the Anthropocene

P26

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Rethinking poverty in the Anthropocene [SG Multidimensional Poverty and Poverty Dynamics]

P27

Rethink! Explaining radical shifts in development aspirations, ideas, policies and practices

P28

Ways of relating in the Anthropocene: lessons learned from community-centred, participatory approaches to research

P29

LGBTQ+ and faith in international development

P30

Investigating the politics of crisis in African cities

P31

Climate Change, Conflict and Local Agency

P32

Urban liveability in the Global South- crises in the Anthropocene

P33

1

Gender-based violence and the Anthropocene: territories of risk and mobilisation

P34

Understanding the agricultural food systems and climate change nexus: implication for sustainable development

P35

Grounding what it means to 'overcome poverty' in a time of climate emergency

P36

Hidden meritocracies - unpacking 'social mobility' in development paradigms

P37

1

The Psychosocial Impact of Digitalization on Ecological Balance

P38

Rethinking Critical National Infrastructure (CNI) in the era of emergent crises: Meanings, impacts and alternatives

P39

Global South Inequality: The Agribusiness threat and the Lower Class Resistance

P40

Just energy transitions from the ground up. Decoloniality and renewable energy transitions

P41

Understanding conflicts, climate change, and sustainable growth nexus

P42

Land in the Anthropocene: new connections and forms of agency across the rural/urban and disciplinary divides [Land, Politics and Sustainability]

P43

Climate-induced displacement: The role of agency and access to political networks in the resettlement process

P44

1

Decolonial perspectives on connection and agency for development in the Anthropocene

P45

Translating resilience policies for sustainable development and effective climate action

P46

Coloniality and the Anthropocene thinking: voices of non-Eurocentric knowledges and beings.

P47

Socio-nature encounters and engagements

P48

Environmental Sustainability and Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs): Roles, Challenges and Opportunities for Business Sector in Global South

P49

2

Climate Change adaptation and Livelihoods

P50

Interconnected crises, social practices, and intergenerational agency: pathways for transformation?

P51

Social protection in an era of protracted crisis

P52

Towards rethinking and decolonizing Africa's development futures: the place of indigenous knowledge

P55

Energy Poverty and Development Transformation

P58

1

Creating Agency through Agricultural Development: Building Human and Institutional Capacity to Empower Participatory Solutions for Food Sovereignty

P59

Violent states, survival work and caring citizens

P61

Women's Access and Participation in Rural Networks and their Implications for SDGs

P62

Global social challenges for development studies in the crisis in the anthropocene

P63

Rethinking Disability Connection and Agency for Development

P64

Measuring Impact during Crises: Fostering Agency in the Anthropocene

P65

Exploring mobile ICTs and the implications of increased connectivity and agency within a rural development context.

P66

South Asian Narratives of the Anthropocene

P67

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Reimagining Research Ethics from a Decolonial Lens

P68

Reproductive, transformative or none? The role of labour out-migration in agrarian and rural change in Morocco, Ethiopia, Moldova, Kyrgyzstan, Nepal, Thailand and China

P69

Feminist approaches to household water security

P70

Decolonising Wildfire Research and Challenging its Colonial Legacies

P72

Gender Inequality and Climate Change in the Global South

P73

Experiences in decolonial research and practice: in search of connection and agency

P74

Towards a coherent understanding of the crisis in the world of work: Centring social reproduction and informality in the pandemic age

P75

Bringing production and employment back to Development Studies in times of multiple crises

P76

1

Governance from below? Non-state actors, environmental politics and agency in Africa

P77

Marginal development: States, markets and violence in drug-affected borderlands

P78

Culture & Climate Change in the Anthropocene

P79

2

Digital Connections, Agency and Transformation

P80

Global China and the (re-)making of Europe’s 'inner peripheries': The local effects and agencies of Chinese infrastructure investment in the EU’s green transition

P83

1

Development through Foreign Investments - the Power of China and Emerging Orders

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