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The Global Development Institute Merit Awards provide three full scholarships for academically excellent professionals studying a GDI campus-based master's course commencing in September 2023. The scholarship covers tuition fees, living expenses, flights to the UK, and visa costs. The Global Development Institute is where critical thinking meets social justice. Researchers at the Global Development Institute are […]
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The Global Development Institute Merit Awards provide three full scholarships for academically excellent professionals studying a GDI campus-based master's course commencing in September 2023. The scholarship covers tuition fees, living expenses, flights to the UK, and visa costs. The Global Development Institute is where critical thinking meets social justice. Researchers at the Global Development Institute are […]
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The Global Development Institute Merit Awards provide three full scholarships for academically excellent professionals studying a GDI campus-based master's course commencing in September 2022. The scholarship covers the tuition fees, living expenses, flights to the UK and visa costs. The Global Development Institute is where critical thinking meets social justice. Researchers at the Global Development […]
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The Global Development Institute Merit Awards provide three full scholarships for academically excellent professionals studying a GDI campus-based master's course commencing in September 2022. The scholarship covers the tuition fees, living expenses, flights to the UK and visa costs. The Global Development Institute is where critical thinking meets social justice. Researchers at the Global Development […]
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Academics from the Global Development Institute are helping to convene a number of panels at the annual Development Studies Association conference taking place on 28–30 June 2023. The theme of the conference is Crisis in the Anthropocene: Rethinking connection and agency for development. The annual conference will be hybrid (in-person and online combined) to ensure […]
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Academics from the Global Development Institute are helping to convene a number of panels at the annual Development Studies Association conference taking place on 28–30 June 2023. The theme of the conference is Crisis in the Anthropocene: Rethinking connection and agency for development. The annual conference will be hybrid (in-person and online combined) to ensure […]
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Academics from the Global Development Institute are helping to convene a number of panels at the annual Development Studies Association conference taking place 6-8 July 2022. This year’s conference adopts justice and equity as central normative lenses to explore just futures in an urbanising and mobile world, facing a climate and ecological crisis in a […]
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Academics from the Global Development Institute are helping to convene a number of panels at the annual Development Studies Association conference taking place 6-8 July 2022. This year’s conference adopts justice and equity as central normative lenses to explore just futures in an urbanising and mobile world, facing a climate and ecological crisis in a […]
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Kwame Asamoah, International Development: Globalisation, Trade and Industry MSc alum The cocoa chocolate industry is one of the most complex industries to understand. While over 4 million smallholder cocoa farmers produce over 4 million metric tons of cocoa beans a year, their national governments receive less than $10bn from an industry worth over $130bn. I mentioned […]
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Kwame Asamoah, International Development: Globalisation, Trade and Industry MSc alum The cocoa chocolate industry is one of the most complex industries to understand. While over 4 million smallholder cocoa farmers produce over 4 million metric tons of cocoa beans a year, their national governments receive less than $10bn from an industry worth over $130bn. I mentioned […]
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A review of "Patching Development" by Rajesh Veeraraghavan, with a comparison between state and civil society led accountability efforts for implementation of the rural employment program in India.

Luv Arora, International Development: Environment, Climate Change and Development MSc Today, we live in what has been termed the 'information age'. Screens surround our lives and even the toaster in our kitchens has a brain of its own. News apps are replacing newspapers and information from any corner of the world is just a few […]
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Luv Arora, International Development: Environment, Climate Change and Development MSc Today, we live in what has been termed the 'information age'. Screens surround our lives and even the toaster in our kitchens has a brain of its own. News apps are replacing newspapers and information from any corner of the world is just a few […]
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U.S. v. Texas, Linda v. Richard, and Brett v. Amy.

Gindo Tampubolon, Lecturer in Poverty, Global Development Institute The Conference of Parties (COP) 26 and its Glasgow Pact to phase-down coal remind the world once again of the need to come up with innovative technology to adapt and to mitigate the effects of our changing climate. This amplifies the original call from the UN World […]
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