🚨Call for applications! 🚨 Young scholars, don’t miss the #INET-#YSI workshop at organised by @SOAS students: "Big Problems, New Solutions: Reimagining Economic Policy" With stellar line-up of experts: 🔹 @Jayati1609 (UMass Amherst) 🔹 Boitumelo Molete(Trade Unionist, South Africa) 🔹 @JoseA_Ocampo (Columbia University) 🔹 @DanielaGabor (SOAS Development Studies Department) 🔹 Luiz Vieira (Bretton Woods Project) 🗓️ Registration deadline: 22 September 2024 📲 Scan the QR code for details!

📌 ‘New and additional’: why funding climate finance from aid budgets is a problem. Mike Jennings @mikejennings101 argues that donors have failed to provide the promised new and additional funding, which risks undermining action on climate and poverty. Read the full blog here⬇️ rb.gy/36eujv #ClimateFinance #PovertyAction #ClimateChange #DevelopmentStudies #AidFunding #GlobalDevelopment #SustainableFuture #SOAS

📢 Exciting News! Sara Stevano's latest publication on the devaluation of essential work is now available! Don’t miss out on this excellent contribution to the ongoing discussion. Check it out⤵️ @SOASEconomics @SOAS #socialreproduction @ilo

Interested in the future of energy in #Africa? Check out this insightful blog! It explores energy transition from a developmental and production-oriented perspective. #energytranstion #development #GreenEnergy

Read this fantastic article featuring our colleague @TobiasFranz_ ! ⬇️@SOAS @SOASEconomics @tommytanner @nomhossain @YannisDafermos

📌 Check out Peter Mollinga and Andrea Rizzi’s recent research paper “Blooming activism in a drying land: Water justice movements along river Tigris in Iraq” Read full paper here⬇️ shorturl.at/pRD8d #WaterJustice #Water #GrassrootsMovements #Iraq #Kurdistan

Check out excellent articles on the new special issue: “Social Reproduction of Agrarian Change: Feminist Political Economy and Rural Transformations in the Global South” Read all articles here⬇️ @SOAS @estariade @nomhossain @hannahbargawi @FeministOnMarx @SaraStevano @DzodziTsikata

🎥Listen to our colleague @nomhossain expressing concerns regarding the reprisal attacks in the wake of the PM’s resignation: Bangladesh “cannot afford” to repeat authoritarian rule! @SOAS @SOAS_SAI @estariade @lhammondsoas @FeministOnMarx @sndeall @PoMoGandhi @tommytanner

Read @valenfrassa_'s feminist political economy analysis of 'Poor Things': "revolutionary in its fearless portrayal of unapologetic feminine sexual desire" even if it fails to challenge social norms, "personally and intellectually liberating" soas.ac.uk/about/blog/what-y…

Congrats @DzodziTsikata and collaborators on @FemAfrica’s latest issue: 📌“Africa’s 21st Century Feminist Struggles: Terrains, Formations and Politics” Read full journal⬇️ shorturl.at/BIpI2 @SOAS @FeministOnMarx @SaraStevano @estariade @nomhossain @ShirinMRai @SOASDevTraC

📌@FeministOnMarx, Reader in Global Development & Political Economy at @SOAS, co-convenes with @nomhossain, Jean Jenkins and Nikolaus Hammer on panel P05. ‘Manufacturing social justice and the politics of labour in and out the global garment shopfloor’, today and tomorrow.

📌Today, #DSA2024 features @SOAS’ Yasmine H, @nomhossain, @tommytanner, @SaraStevano, @giusi_siciliano, @FeministOnMarx, @PoMoGandhi, @JasparsSusanne, Iris Lim, Katherine O, @VCDatSOAS, @fildzahusna, Fatima F Izzati, @sakhinitinanita @SurbhiKesar, @MiguelNinoZ and @lizzie_hull1!

📌 Sarah Njeri, Lecturer in Humanitarianism and Development at @SOAS will convene panel P40 at the @devcomms #DSA2024 Conference on the 26th of June 14:30-16:00 in Room B305: "Towards a new eco-social contract: Gender and climate change". ♻️