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Reimagining Development is the podcast of the Centre for Global Education, a development non-governmental organisation based in Ireland. The podcast aims to discuss new ways of thinking about and practicing global education and international development with leading thinkers, activists, authors and practitioners in both sectors. Every episode takes a deep dive into how we learn about global issues and how we can reimagine development to create a world that is equitable, just and sustainable. The podcast aims to present new ways of thinking about and acting to change our world.
Hosts:
Aktualisierungshäufigkeit:
every 55 days
Durchschnittliche Audiolänge:
34 minutes
Gastinterviews
Englisch
Großbritannien
17 Folgen
seit 15. Mai 2024
episodic
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Dr Kefah Barham is Associate Professor of Education atAn-Najah National University in Nablus, in the occupied West Bank, Palestine. In this episode she reflects on her recentparticipation in the ANGEL (Academic Network on Global Education and Learning) conference in Bologna where she presented a p…
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FRÜHERE EPISODEN 🔗
Tom McDonnell is co-director of the Nevin EconomicResearch Institute in Dublin and was one of three researchers who compiled a report for Oxfam published in January 2026 titled Confronting Wealth Inequality in Ireland. In this episode, Tom sets out the report’s economic, social and democratic case…
Dessie Donnelly is a member of the Rabble Cooperative, Ireland's first technology cooperative which supports progressive organisations and social movements to realise the power of technology in strategies for social change. The Rabble Co-operative was commissioned by the Equality Commission in Nor…
Alfredo Saad Filho is Professor of International Political Economy at Queen’s University Belfast and a former Senior Economic Affairs Officer at the United Nations Conference onTrade and Development (UNCTAD). In this episode he unpacks neoliberal economics and its role in reproducing extreme inequ…
Rebecca Heslin is a clinical psychologist and vice-chair of the Dublin branch of the Ireland Palestine Solidarity Campaign (IPSC). In this episode, she discusses the concepts of praxis and psychology in the context of solidarity and activism forPalestine. Rebecca applies a psychological lens to P…
Jim Clarken is the CEO of Oxfam Ireland and an Executive Director of Oxfam International. He is a leading commentator on human rights, inequality, sustainable development, the rights of refugees and migrants, and business and human rights. In this episode, he discusses the findings of Oxfam’s 202…
Priya Lukka is a doctorate candidate in the School ofPolitics and International Relations in the University of Leeds. She recently delivered a workshop to members of Bond, the British network of network for organisations working in international development, on a “harm-repair approach” to global ju…
Joe Murray has recently stepped down as Director of the Irish NGO Action from Ireland (AFRI), having worked in the international development sector in Ireland since the 1980s. He reflects on his career as an educator, activist and campaigner for social justice, peace and sustainability. In a dang…
Andrea Sempértegui is a professor of Politics at WhitmanCollege, Washington State, and Michelle Báez Aristizábal is a professor at the Pontifical Catholic University of Ecuador. They are both academics and activists who have carried out research on Indigenous resistance to a mega-mining project cal…
Ingrid Harvold Kvangraven is a Senior Lecturer in International Development at King’s College, London and Surbhi Kesar is a senior lecturer in the Department of Economics at SOAS University of London. They are the co-authors of a research report titled Decolonising Economic Development: The Role o…
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