Me talking you through this weeks posts - the traditional links round-up; two posts on a brilliant 'thinking and working politically' programme I visited in the Philippines recently, and an LSE researcher in the DRC talking about the importance of trust and intimacy in research
Interviews with key players in a path-breaking Thinking and Working Politically programme in the Philippines, to try and capture its 'secret sauce' for achieving reform.
Talking you through the posts on the From Poverty to Power blog this week, covering colonialism in academia, how journalists bring about change, and the politics of the climate crisis
Matthew Lockwood, who runs the Political Climate blog, discusses how power and politics shape what can and can't be done to confront the climate crisis. We cover Extinction Rebellion, the challenges of transforming consumerism and much more.
Talking through the week's posts on international development
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