Time zone: Europe/London

Wednesday 19 June

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Berrill Theatre
D1 Rethinking impact, collaboration and capacity in ODA-funded research
D5 Ethics, justice, and the practice of development research
Library Presentation Room
J2 (1/2) Opening up debates on justice, rights and inclusion in sustainable development
J2 (2/2) Opening up debates on justice, rights and inclusion in sustainable development
Library, Seminar Room 1
B3 Social and Solidarity Economy (SSE): a path towards achieving SDGs?
O2 Thinking through aid objects to open up development
Library, Seminar Room 2
J1 (1/4) Digital development
J1 (2/4) Digital development
Library, Seminar Room 4
C7 Implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals - lessons to date
C1 Philanthropy and international development: bridging epochs, geographies, imaginaries, and institutions
Library, Seminar Room 6
M4 Deconstructing the political economy of policy diffusion in developing countries through the case of social protection
M1 Opening up the drug policy debate: grassroots perspectives
Library, Seminar Room 7
G2 (1/2) What does changing civic space mean for development?
G2 (2/2) What does changing civic space mean for development?
Christodoulou Meeting Rooms East, Room 1
B4 (1/2) Integrating SMEs in global value chains and the challenge of inclusive development
B4 (2/2) Integrating SMEs in global value chains and the challenge of inclusive development
Christodoulou Meeting Rooms East, Room 11
I3 (1/2) Dams, development & decision-making
I3 (2/2) Dams, development & decision-making
Christodoulou Meeting Rooms East, Room 15
I2 Religions and Climate Action
I4 Global Development, civil society and environmental activism
Jim Burrows, Meeting Room 113
L1 (1/2) 30 years after 1989: re-assessing models of market transition
L1 (2/2) 30 years after 1989: re-assessing models of market transition
Venables, S0049 Meeting Room
H3 (1/2) Welfare impact of globalisation on agricultural trade in the 21st century
H3 (2/2) Welfare impact of globalisation on agricultural trade in the 21st century
Pentz, Room 101
K1 African urban land markets and spatial justice
K2 Cities and dominance: urban strategies for political settlement maintenance and change
Jenny Lee, Meeting Room 1
G1 (1/2) The rise of populism and development cooperation
G1 (2/2) The rise of populism and development cooperation
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Thursday 20 June

Session 3
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Berrill Theatre
D2 Meeting the challenges: interdisciplinary research for global development
D4 (1/2) Partnerships in practice: power and inequality in development partnerships with the private sector
D4 (2/2) Partnerships in practice: power and inequality in development partnerships with the private sector
Library Presentation Room
N2 (1/3) New geographies and imaginaries of work in the Global South
N2 (2/3) New geographies and imaginaries of work in the Global South
N2 (3/3) New geographies and imaginaries of work in the Global South
Library, Seminar Room 1
O3 (1/3) History and development: practicing the past in pursuit of 'progress'
O3 (2/3) History and development: practicing the past in pursuit of 'progress'
O3 (3/3) History and development: practicing the past in pursuit of 'progress'
Library, Seminar Room 2
J1 (3/4) Digital development
J1 (4/4) Digital development
J3 Influencing for social justice - strategies and tactics in challenging contexts
Library, Seminar Room 4
C3 (1/3) Unravelling, unfolding and unsettling NGOs' work, role and methodologies
C3 (2/3) Unravelling, unfolding and unsettling NGOs' work, role and methodologies
C3 (3/3) Unravelling, unfolding and unsettling NGOs' work, role and methodologies
Library, Seminar Room 6
C4 National development experts and professionals: under-researched yet important actors in development
M3 International social policy and welfare state transitions: towards universalism 2030? (social policy-development studies dialogues)
M5 (1/3) Understanding social protection as technologies of social ordering and reproduction within contemporary development
Library, Seminar Room 7
M2 (1/4) The politics of implementing social protection programmes: political competition, state capacity and policy feedback
M2 (2/4) The politics of implementing social protection programmes: political competition, state capacity and policy feedback
M2 (3/4) The politics of implementing social protection programmes: political competition, state capacity and policy feedback
Christodoulou Meeting Rooms East, Room 1
B1 (1/3) Inclusive innovation for development: what inclusion for a fairer future?
B1 (2/3) Inclusive innovation for development: what inclusion for a fairer future?
B1 (3/3) Inclusive innovation for development: what inclusion for a fairer future?
Christodoulou Meeting Rooms East, Room 11
E1 (1/3) Large-scale migration, remittances and development: historical and contemporary evidence
E1 (2/3) Large-scale migration, remittances and development: historical and contemporary evidence
E1 (3/3) Large-scale migration, remittances and development: historical and contemporary evidence
Christodoulou Meeting Rooms East, Room 15
I1 Opening up climate and development: what do new forms and frames of intervention mean for the reduction of climate vulnerabilities?
O5 Measuring and assessing multidimensional poverty
Jim Burrows, Meeting Room 113
L3 Dependency, eurocentrism and delinking in a financialized global economy - interrogating Samir Amin's legacy and relevance today
B2 (1/3) Just add women? The developmental impact of opening up politics to women
Venables, S0049 Meeting Room
H2 (1/2) Rethinking Africa's development in today's globalised world
H2 (2/2) Rethinking Africa's development in today's globalised world
Pentz, Room 101
H5 (1/3) Global value chains, the state and the political economy of development
H5 (2/3) Global value chains, the state and the political economy of development
H5 (3/3) Global value chains, the state and the political economy of development
Jenny Lee, Meeting Room 1
A1 (1/3) Decolonising health research for development
A1 (2/3) Decolonising health research for development
A1 (3/3) Decolonising health research for development
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Friday 21 June

Session 6
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Berrill Theatre
D3 (1/2) How do we know it works? Exploring methods for evaluating the impact of capacity strengthening in international development
D3 (2/2) How do we know it works? Exploring methods for evaluating the impact of capacity strengthening in international development
Library Presentation Room
N1 New hopes and new conflicts: working lives in Africa's new manufacturing sectors
L2 Piercing the offshore veil: new frontiers in research on tax and secrecy haven use in developing countries
Library, Seminar Room 2
J4 Peaceful accidents in the shadow of hegemony: the unintended outcomes of international peace interventions in Asia-Pacific (Cambodia, Solomon Islands, Sri Lanka and Timor Leste)
O1 The psychosocial side of poverty: opening up understandings and insights
Library, Seminar Room 4
C6 (1/2) Brokering development
C6 (2/2) Brokering development
Library, Seminar Room 6
M5 (2/3) Understanding social protection as technologies of social ordering and reproduction within contemporary development
M5 (3/3) Understanding social protection as technologies of social ordering and reproduction within contemporary development
Library, Seminar Room 7
M2 (4/4) The politics of implementing social protection programmes: political competition, state capacity and policy feedback
Christodoulou Meeting Rooms East, Room 1
F1 (1/2) "We want skills! You'll get critical thinking!" - Opening up international development education
F1 (2/2) "We want skills! You'll get critical thinking!" - Opening up international development education
Christodoulou Meeting Rooms East, Room 11
I5 (1/2) Environmental upgrading, trade and globalisation: implications for sustainable development
I5 (2/2) Environmental upgrading, trade and globalisation: implications for sustainable development
Christodoulou Meeting Rooms East, Room 15
I6 (1/2) Opening up natural resource governance: the roles of non-state and non-traditional actors
I6 (2/2) Opening up natural resource governance: the roles of non-state and non-traditional actors
Jim Burrows, Meeting Room 113
B2 (2/3) Just add women? The developmental impact of opening up politics to women
B2 (3/3) Just add women? The developmental impact of opening up politics to women
Venables, S0049 Meeting Room
H4 (1/2) State capacity and the politics of development in Africa
H4 (2/2) State capacity and the politics of development in Africa
Pentz, Room 101
H1 The political economy of development under the Chinese Belt Road Initiative (BRI)
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