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From Poverty to Power episodes
- Audio Summary (9m) of FP2P posts, week beginning 6 DecemberAudio Summary (9m) of FP2P posts, week beginning 6 December by From Poverty to Power10 min
- Why is aid so bad at supporting local organizations in Africa?interview with Evans George Onyiego, a local civil society organizer19 min
- Audio Summary (16m) of FP2P blogposts, week beginning 26th NovemberLonger than usual summary (16 minutes) of a content-rich week on the blog (or maybe I was just feeling particularly chatty)17 min
- Audio round-up of From Poverty to Power posts, week beginning 19th November8m summary of the week's conversations on the blog9 min
- Audio summary (6m) of FP2P posts for week beginning 12th NovemberQuick summary of the week's activity on my From Poverty to Power blog7 min
- audio summary of FP2P posts and discussions, week beginning 5th NovemberLots of fireworks this week! (groan - 5th November, geddit?)Summary of posts, with the focus on a big discussion of how academics write about aid, which generated some heat, but a wonderful amount of light.12 min
- audio summary of FP2P posts, week beginning 29th October9m summary of the main points of this week's posts on the From Poverty to Power blog10 min
- Yuen Yuen Ang: How China Escaped the Poverty TrapYuen Yuen Ang discusses her amazing book on the politics of China's escape from poverty.39 min
- Audio Summary of From Poverty to Power posts, week beginning 22nd OctoberSummary of the main points of this week's posts on the From Poverty to Power blog8 min
- Simon Ticehurst on the struggle of the Chiquitano people of BoliviaOxfam's Latin America Regional Director Simon Ticehurst recalls his work in the 1990s and 2000s supporting a successful land struggle by Bolivia's Chiquitano people14 min
About From Poverty to Power
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This is a conversation podcast by Duncan Green, strategic adviser for Oxfam GB, author of ‘How Change Happens’ and Professor in Practice at the London School of Economics. This personal reflection is…
not intended as a comprehensive statement of the agreed policies of either Oxfam or the LSE. https://oxfamblogs.org/fp2p/