Join us for the UK launch of a landmark new report titled Unconditional Cash Transfers in India: Tracing the Journey, Shaping the Future.

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For Black History Month we're highlighting research that impacts identity, belonging, and cultural continuity for Black people.

George Gumisiriza’s PhD reviews Africa’s oldest death practice, whilst addressing inequalities in this area of research.

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Read Cynthia Kamwengo and Ben Radley’s new paper on deconstructing and reconstructing African development studies.

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Check out our new walking tour app that celebrates Black histories in Bath, from the Roman Empire to the present day. The app has been developed by Bath academics at CDS with BEMSCA.
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Final keynote session (sponsored by ODS) - Adaptive Political Economy: Toward a New Paradigm

Prof Yuen Yuen Ang proposes Adaptive Political Economy as a new approach to embracing the complexity of social systems – chaired by Prof Joe Devine.

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Today’s JDS-sponsored keynote session -

Economics and Development Studies: where next in addressing the (poly)crisis? A discussion between Prof Jayati Ghosh & Prof Diego Sanchez Ancoche, chaired by Prof James Copestake.

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If you’re currently at the DSA conference, please visit our CDS table on The Chancellors’ Building Level 1 to see examples of our members’ research!

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Thank you to Dr Maria Garcia for speaking at the #ESGBath seminar yesterday!

Maria presented her research on the implementation and effectiveness of Trade and Sustainable Development (TSD) chapters in EU Free Trade Agreements.