Ashish Kothari 3 July 2023, 6-8pm, Kassel, Campus Centre Hörsaal 3 The world faces multiple intersecting crises, including biodiversity loss and climate change, socio-economic inequities,

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The online book club organised by Marlene Wagner and Hanna Hacker across the working groups will continue on a more regular basis with the last

Both ‘decolonising’ and ‘development’ are terms that are extensively drawn upon in scholarly debate, policy and practice, while at the same time being widely contested.

24 February, 1-2.30pm GMT Online A commitment to ‘decolonisation’ is becoming an increasingly ‘mainstream’ objective within the spaces of Higher Education. So what does this

FIFTH CALL: February 2023

15 February, 1-2.30pm GMT Online Dr Arda Bilgen (London School of Economics) Yafa El Masri (University of Padova) Dr Mouzayian Khalil-Babatunde (University of Warwick) Dr

Organized by Marlene Wagner and Hanna Hacker, DecolDEV book club members will meet on Tuesday, January 24, 4 p.m., time zone: Vienna, on Zoom. The

PAMELA RICHARDSON November 24, 2022, 17H30 (GMT)

Understanding Epistemic Erasures of Local & Indigenous Communities: Decolonizing Research and Reimagining Alternative Partnerships Abstracts are due by: September 22nd, 2022

The COST Action Decolonising Development (DecolDEV) is a network of 28 member countries across Europe and more than 150 individual members. In order to better

“Embodied Resistance” with Kalpana Wilson:  https://soundcloud.com/urbantrialogue/power-to-co-produce-4-embodied-resistance-with-kalpana-wilson In this episode Urban Trialogue exchanged with Kalpana Wilson (WG2) around her work on the relationships between race, capital, embodiment

FOURTH CALL: June 2022

THIRD CALL: March 2022

COST Action CA19129 “Decolonising development” organises and invites members of the Action to participate in the online workshop on Participatory Video-Making. The workshop is designed

The Ecology and Society Workshop at the Centre for Social Studies, University of Coimbra (ECOSOC, CES), together with the COST Action “Decolonizing Development” (DECOLDEV), and