DSA2024: Social justice and development in a polarising world

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De-centring development thinking by engaging with archives

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New articulations of work precarity and social justice in the global South: Perspectives from Africa.

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Meat, power and justice: perspectives from Europe and Latin America

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Data justice and development [Digital Technologies, Data and Development SG]

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Manufacturing social justice and the politics of labour in and out the global garment shopfloor

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Coloniality, epistemic injustice and the discipline of development studies: deepening the call for social justice in development studies

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Unjust transitions: Development and environmental justice after climate change

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The colonial roots of commodity dependence

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(More) responsible research: ethics and integrity in a polarising world

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Promoting just water futures

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Rural labour and agrarian politics in the south [Land SG]

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New Cities as sites for social (in)justice: lessons from experiments in urban development

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Redistributive development: the new political economy of financing and taxation

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Interrogating localisation from social justice perspectives [NGOs in Development SG]

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Capitalizing on precarity: Informality, caring capitalism, and new circuits of accumulation

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Gender justice in troubled times [Women and Development SG]

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Pluralising energy transitions: co-production of knowledge for a collaborative definition of energy solutions and alternatives

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Marginality and urban climate justice in polarised times

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Rethinking humanitarian protection

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Digital work, social justice and development

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Politics of land and dispossession in the global South

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Exploring relational, political ecology, Indigenous and arts-based perspectives on socionature justice

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Informality, migration, and social rights in developing countries: challenges, innovations, and representation

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Shifting gender social norms to catalyse social justice through education

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Non-state social welfare and public goods provision: Development, inequality, and redistribution beyond the state

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Popular contestations and mobilization in times of democratic backsliding.

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The extractive politics of Africa’s energy transition: A new dawn or more of the same?

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Women in the labor market during The SDG second half: accelerating progress towards gender equality

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Decolonising economic development

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Seeking gender justice and rights amidst backlash: Challenges and responses by women’s struggles

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Making a life on the margins: The agrarian dynamics of illicit drug crop economies

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Approaching climate complexities in the south: Global climate action and its actual effects

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International fora and investigating interdependencies: promoting social justice to deconstruct production systems and re-centre loss and damage

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The decolonial turn as a social justice frame: lessons from Germany - Africa humanitarian relations

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Basic income and socioecological transformations

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Food Infrastructure and social justice in post COVID-19 cities: multi-disciplinary perspectives

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Educating Highlanders and Farenji: Mursi doing research for social justice in Southern Ethiopia

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Militarization, climate vulnerability, and social justice

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Leaving no one behind: citizen participation and access to services in an era of declining public trust in the state

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Towards a new eco-social contract: Gender and climate change

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How does gender and violence relate to our understandings of social justice?

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Migrants, migration and human rights in Africa: Challenges, approaches and knowledge production

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Exploring a new paradigm for Development - WorkFREE, piloting a basic income plus radical community organising in India

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Development and unfree labour: Racial, caste-based and gendered labour in modern capitalism

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Investigating the politics of social (in)justice in African cities

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State provisioning in crisis? Social policy financing and distributional outcomes in the Global South

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Politics, governance and food security across the global North-South divide

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Sustainable agriculture and social justice nexus: Navigating challenges in a polarized world

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Principles in humanitarian crises: agency, rights and resistance

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Scratching beyond the surface: examining the intersectionality between social protection, gender vulnerabilities, and climate resilience

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Unsettling global development

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Food sovereignty and ecological justice

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Professionalism and activism in development cooperation: negotiating identities, exploring meanings

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Intersecting challenges: Social justice, sustainable development, and climate change mitigation through green technology

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Exploring legitimacy of civil society advocacy in the Global South

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Alternative agendas for urban planning and governance in Africa: a social justice perspective

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Aesthetics of the majority world for a more representative and inclusive practice of social justice and development studies; putting the book down and playing the music

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Community knowledge in academic research: in pursuit of epistemic justice

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Feminist foreign policy vs. development: which way to social and gender justice?

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Studying and doing development while Black

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Using community-based participatory research for developing equitable partnerships and advancing social justice: reflecting with the ARISE consortium

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Imposing Western Meritocracy to contexts of the global South: the role of development efforts in framing progress, success and failure

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Social justice, gender and development – considering decolonial feminist theory and praxis in the context of politics of representation

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Gender norms change for gender justice: rethinking theory and practice from the global South.

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The Big (Development) Con, or more complex? Consultants and contractors in ‘Aidland’

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Translocal social movement learning: building mutual solidarity and contesting development for social and environmental justice

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European Association of Research and Training Development Institutes (EADI) 50th-anniversary roundtable on ‘the future of development studies’ [Politics & Political Economy SG]

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Cash transfers and the promise of social justice?

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Global development politics

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Beyond the ‘politics’ of development: Institutions, interests, and ideas

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‘Intangible’ aspects of local faith actors’ contributions to building community resilience, peace and reconciliation: Insights from participatory action research in Africa, Asia and Latin America [R&D

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Beyond BRICS: social justice and emerging economies in shaping the future of international development

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