Interdisciplinary Global Development Centre
Criminalisation of environmental protest
Environmental defenders across the globe are facing intensifying repression as states increasingly resort to legal and extra-legal tactics to silence protest. From strategic lawsuits and criminalis...
What do aid cuts mean for the world’s most vulnerable?
In recent months, international aid and development assistance has witnessed major upheavals under Donald Trump’s new US government. While the US has frozen all foreign assistance and shut down the...
EDI Research Centre and IGDC Decolonising Research webinar
Welcome to the EDI Research Centre x IGDC webinar on Decolonising Research! Join us online for an insightful discussion on challenging traditional research methodologies. Our esteemed panel of spea...
Interview - Medinat Malefakis
In this episode, Joseph is joined for an interview with Dr Medinat Malefakis. She lectures on the Humanities, Social, and Political Sciences at ETH Zurich. Her research focuses on development coope...
Understanding Palestine Israel Through the Lens of Settler Colonial Theory
This presentation outlines the role played by the case of Palestine-Israel within the field of settler colonial studies. It also considers how scholarly and activist understandings of the geopoliti...
IGDC Annual Lecture 2024: How can activists get better at driving change?
How Change Happens bridges the gap between academia and practice, bringing together the best research from a range of academic disciplines and the evolving practical understanding of activists to e...
Interview: Oliver Craig
In this episode of the Decolonising Development Research podcast, Joseph sits down for an interview with Professor Oliver Craig.
Oliver Craig is Professor of Archaeological Science at the Unive...
Open and Participatory Action Research for Social Justice
Participatory action research recognises the value of experiential knowledge and local priorities by involving community members as active participants and co-designers. It seeks to bring about sol...
What holds us together? Photographing the unseen and unheard
Photographer Les Monaghan will talk about ten years of photographing through austerity, Brexit and other manufactured crises. His projects over the last ten years reflect how lives in the UK have b...