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Global Development Institute podcast

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We’re the Global Development Institute at The University of Manchester: where critical thinking meets social justice. Each episode we will bring you the latest thinking, insights and debate in development studies.

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In this episode, Dr Natalie Cunningham, Senior Lecturer in Leadership for Development at GDI, speaks to three UoM alumni about their experiences navigating the contemporary development and humanitarian landscape. Contributors include Stephanie Lord (... more

A conversation with Gindo Tampubolon, GDI's Reader in Global Health, to discuss his research on global healthy ageing and his work as a lead expert for the World Health Organization's Life Course & Healthy Ageing expert group as part of the UN's Deca... more

In this episode, we speak to GDI alumnus and research fellow Luis Eduardo Pérez Murcia about his recent open access book, A Long Journey Home: Losing and Remaking Home Following Conflict and Displacement. The book examines the experiences of those wh... more

In this episode, Rory Horner speaks with Elisa Gambino about her latest paper 'Flexible embeddedness: how Chinese lead firms internationalise in Africa' with Costanza Franceschini.

The ‘rise of the South’, and particularly that of China, has promote... more

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Gindo Tampubolon
Researcher and teacher at the Global Development Institute specializing in global health and aging
Global Development Institute
Episode: In Conversation: Gindo Tampubolon on healthy ageing around the world
Elisa Gambino
Co-author of the paper 'Flexible Embeddedness, How Chinese Lead Firms Internationalize in Africa'
Episode: Flexible Embeddedness: In Conversation with Elisa Gambino
Dr. Fidèle Beletchei Ebia
Former GDI PhD student, researcher at Duke University
Duke University
Episode: Unravelling African print textiles value chains - with Dr Fidèle Beletchei Ebia
Saleem Ali
Blue and Gold Distinguished Professor of Energy and the Environment at the University of Delaware and Chair of the Department of Geography and Spatial Science
University of Delaware
Episode: Could a Global Minerals Trust support the green transition? Interview with Saleem Ali
Dr. Noam Leshem
Associate Professor in the Department of Geography at Durham University
Durham University
Episode: In Conversation: Noam Leshem interviewed by GDI Students for Palestine
Armando Caroca
PhD researcher at the Global Development Institute focused on social environmental impacts of mining in Chile
Global Development Institute, University of Manchester
Episode: In Conversation: Noam Leshem interviewed by GDI Students for Palestine
Payal Arora
Professor of inclusive AI cultures at Utrecht University, co-founder of various tech initiatives, and a leading digital anthropologist
Utrecht University
Episode: In Conversation: Payal Arora on Tech Optimism in the Global South
Dr. Taibat Lawanson
Associate Professor of Urban Planning at Lagos and Leverhulme Professor at the University of Liverpool
University of Liverpool and University of Lagos
Episode: Nigeria's Urban Heritage: In Conversation with Dr Taibat Lawanson
Nadia Naser-Najjab
Program director of Palestine Studies at the University of Exeter
University of Exeter
Episode: Students in conversation with Nadia Naser-Najjab: Palestine and decolonisation

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Rory Horner
From the Global Development Institute, focusing on critical development studies and social justice.
Dr. Ibrahim Efe
Host of the Global Development Institute podcast, specializing in migration studies.
Dr. Elisa Gambino
From GDI, bringing insights on various global development challenges.
Skylar Bailey
Digital Communications Officer with experience in advocacy.

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4.3 out of 5 stars from 18 ratings
  • Interesting topics, but unfortunately rarely asking for better understanding or clarification. So rarely insights get through

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    joll
    2 years ago
  • Interesting topics, but unfortunately rarely asking for better understanding or clarification. So rarely insights get through

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    joh
    2 years ago

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In Conversation: Luis Eduardo Pérez Murcia on home and internal displacement in Colombia
Q: How does displacement affect participants' views on their life course?
Displacement complicates the ways individuals perceive their past, present, and future, often leading them to reassess their sense of identity and belonging.
In Conversation: Luis Eduardo Pérez Murcia on home and internal displacement in Colombia
Q: Can you talk about the definition of home?
Home is multidimensional, encompassing material and non-material aspects, and involves complex relationships to family and community.
In Conversation: Luis Eduardo Pérez Murcia on home and internal displacement in Colombia
Q: Could you provide a very brief philosophical and historical context?
Colombia has a long history of conflict characterized by civil wars and ongoing violence heightened by the emergence of paramilitary groups affecting the civilian population.
In Conversation: Luis Eduardo Pérez Murcia on home and internal displacement in Colombia
Q: What does your book aim to uncover?
The book seeks to explore the profound meaning of home for those who experience displacement and how this concept evolves within the context of ongoing conflict and trauma.
Flexible Embeddedness: In Conversation with Elisa Gambino
Q: What is flexible embeddedness?
Flexible embeddedness refers to the strategic movement across different forms of embeddedness that firms leverage for their internationalization, emphasizing that it's a dynamic, negotiated process.

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