Time zone: Europe/London
DSA2025 session 2934

Thursday 26 June

Panel Session 4
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P03 (4/4) Participatory methods in times of crisis - between performative tokenism and decolonial approaches
P04 (2/3) (Re)Centring dignity in development
P06 (1/2) The polycrisis and gendered health inequities
P11 (2/3) Inequality, polycrises and young people in the global South
P17 (2/3) Protecting the poor and marginalized: State (in)capacity, healthcare disparities and socio-economic inequalities in LMICs
P18 Academic activism – rethinking boundaries of knowledge, method, and discipline
P20 (2/3) The role of non-state actors in political crises
P24 (1/2) Coal, land, labour: a liminal transition?
P31 (2/2) Navigating exclusive spaces & novel methods: responding to development’s private sector turn
P35 (2/3) Resiliently responding to the polycrisis: absorbing, adapting to and transforming crisis situations in an uncertain world
P37 (2/2) Centring race and colonialism to questions of agrarian change
P38 (4/4) Justice in crisis: climate and ecological crisis and justice [ECC SG]
P40 (2/3) Third sector’s responses to wars and conflict: solidarity, antiracism and decolonisation [NGOs in development SG]
P41 (2/3) The politics of care: gendered impacts on health and food security in times of crisis in the Global South
P43 (1/2) Between the event and the everyday: is crisis management 'just' enough for planetary health?
P44 (2/3) Digital agriculture in crisis
P52 (2/3) Artificial intelligence opportunities for developing transformative positive change in future food systems
P54 (2/3) Platform Economy, precarious work and future of gig workers' rights: Discussing the development with the lens of ‘decent work’
P57 (2/3) Reimagining urban futures: Addressing urban informalities, conflicts, exclusion, and displacement through reform coalitions in the south
PE07 (2/2) Youth in urban social movements: new solidarities and intergenerational collaborations.
R08 (2/2) Towards a meaningful practice of reparative development: bridging crises and reimagining opportunities for decolonisation
R13 A field built on narratives of crisis, now in crisis: opportunities at the intersections of development praxis and interventions to combat modern slavery and human trafficking.
 
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