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The CGD Newsletter aims to enhance the visibility of the work of CGD members and celebrate the achievements of the community whilst increasing opportunities for collaboration. By highlighting research impact, the newsletter also aims to strengthen links between research and teaching activities.
If you missed it, Professor Anna Mdee organised an Ethnography Masterclass. We recommend watching the recording if you are interested in ethnographic research! The link for the recording is https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j6b5I5EYTPw If you would like to receive more information from the Centre for Global Development, please e-mail www.cgd@leeds.ac.uk to be added to our mailing list.
Keya Khandaker, Postgraduate Research student and CGD member, wrote an article entitled ‘The Hypocrisy of the UK Government’s Plans for Girl’s Education in the Global South’ for E-International Relations.
This article by Professor Olaf Corry, co-authored with Professor Duncan McLaren (Lancaster University), has been published in Global Policy.
This new Open Access article by Professor Olaf Corry, co-authored with Dr Ruba Salih (SOAS), has been published in Environment and Planning E: Nature and Space.
Dr Victoria Honeyman's article on Britain's Overseas Development Aid Agenda is part of a new publication by the Foreign Policy Centre.
An Open Access article by Dr Owain Williams has been published in Development.
"Why does Africa have so few coronavirus cases compared to Western Europe and North America? What are countries on the African continent doing right, and is the West prepared to learn from them?"
Dr Lata Narayanaswamy joins Imogen Foulkes on the podcast 'Inside Geneva' to discuss these questions and more.
‘When disconnected institutions serve connected publics: subnational legislatures and digital public engagement in Nigeria’, an article co-authored by CDE PhD student Temitayo Odeyemi and Omomayowa Olawale Abati, has been published in The Journal of Legislative Studies.
Lively discussions about the evolving needs of students and the shifting authority of universities in a changing world featured at WUN’s Global Higher Education and Research (GHEAR) workshop on May 22 at the University of Western Australia. The new chair of GHEAR’s Global Steering Group, Professor Caroline Dyer (Leeds), tabled a draft position paper to...