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

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

P04

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

P06

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Interrogating the Links between Climate Change, Migration, and Immobility

P07

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

P08

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Caste, Market and Climate Change

P09

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

P11

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

P12

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

P13

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

P14

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

P15

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

P16

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Global retrenchment or turning inwards in response to increasing global crises

P19

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

P20

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Steering science, technology and innovation towards the Sustainable Development Goals

P22

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

P23

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Informal Economies in an Age of Environmental Crisis

P24

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Mapping feminist approaches to humanitarian action

P25

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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

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

P30

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Investigating the politics of crisis in African cities

P31

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Climate Change, Conflict and Local Agency

P33

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

P34

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

P35

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

P37

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The Psychosocial Impact of Digitalization on Ecological Balance

P38

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

P40

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

P41

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Understanding conflicts, climate change, and sustainable growth nexus

P43

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

P44

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Decolonial perspectives on connection and agency for development in the Anthropocene

P45

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Translating resilience policies for sustainable development and effective climate action

P46

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

P47

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Socio-nature encounters and engagements

P48

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

P49

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Climate Change adaptation and Livelihoods

P50

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

P51

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Social protection in an era of protracted crisis

P52

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

P55

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Energy Poverty and Development Transformation

P58

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

P59

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Violent states, survival work and caring citizens

P61

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

P63

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Rethinking Disability Connection and Agency for Development

P65

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

P68

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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

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Feminist approaches to household water security

P70

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Decolonising Wildfire Research and Challenging its Colonial Legacies

P74

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

P75

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

P76

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

P77

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

P78

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Culture & Climate Change in the Anthropocene

P79

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Digital Connections, Agency and Transformation

P80

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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

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

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