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Responses to the Care Crisis. UNFPA-SID meeting in Washington D.C.

SID together with UNFPA held a brainstorming meeting on responses to care crisis on July 28th in Washington, DC, just before the SID World Congress 2011. The care crisis is not...

Sustainable Human Development: Beyond the concept

by Sanjay G. Reddy    Sustainable human development has become an empty mantra. Those who invoke it alert us that they are not oblivious to certain concerns, in particular those...

Gender Matters!

  The SID World Congress will be an important opportunity to look at ways to address gender inequalities, particularly gender inequalities, in the context of the current...

Planet of great opportunities

This article is based on the Ryszard Kapuscinski Lecture given by Jan Pronk at the London School of Economics on February 16th, 2011. Sixty years after the birth of the new order...

Wendy Harcourt Receives the 2010 Feminist and Women's Studies Association's Prize

Wendy Harcourt, SID Senior Advisor and Editor of Development, was awarded the 2010 Feminist and Women's Studies Association's Prize on 2 October in London. Wendy was presented...

Africa Beyond Aid. Interview with Martin Kimani

Q: What is your position with regards to the debate within Africans scholars claiming for less aid towards Africa? MK: Do you mean to ask what debate the recent book by Dambisa...

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