One of those papers that you didn't know you desperately needed until you read it
@EmmaMawdsley and colleagues on the relentless rise of for-profit consultancies in aid
https://t.co/K3SRNfg8le
Exciting day. I'm on a train up to Scotland, about to start a job St Andrews School of Management @UStASoM - it's been a pretty amazing three and a half years at @developmentuea - I've loved it, but I'm excited to be going back to Scotland and to new collaborations
After attending our Political Economy study group conference, @annarachelwood wrote on how we should look at 'geographies of hope' to help motivate in the field of development studies.
Read the piece here: https://t.co/VhRfcLnknw
Last call - deadline today! @whowhywherewhen & Corentin Cohen and myself are convening this panel at ECAS conference - "Management consultants, developers and politics in Africa" - @GSSC_Cologne at @UniCologne, end of May - https://t.co/Mg4Hqkf10v
Off to Manchester for a Politics of Development Studies conference - really happy to be meeting in person, thanks @pritishbehuria@GoodfellowTom for organising, @draykay1 wish you were coming to copresent on management rationalities & political imaginaries
On the train to the Politics of Development workshop in Manchester @devcomms. Looking forward to presenting tomorrow on social protection and its broader social politics in Senegal. Window view.
@EmmaProud Like all of this. The relations bit seems important: thinking about the relational and political practices of convening spaces, listening, learning, compromising where necessary, building platforms, generating persuasive arguments, moving fast if opportunities present, persisting