Power and global development - GCSJ Research Festival

Power is widely recognised as one of the most important and debated concepts in global development. Unsurprisingly, the concept of power plays a crucial role in the Innovation, Knowledge and Inclusive Development (IKID) research stream referencing individuals, groups, organisations and states. In much of our research, power structures and relations inform our framing and analysis of key global challenges. We are conscious of how power shapes knowledge production and ownership, how development agendas are set and their impact on policy influence and what research gets funded; issues of representation and voice, impact of research, and how power structures shape social and economic dynamics and outcomes.
In this session, we would like to showcase a range of research studies from colleagues in DPP and Economics that foreground power across different dimensions and scales. How does power feature in your research? How does it shape your analytical approach? What insights are gained by centring power in analysis?
Speakers: Dr Celia Bartlett, Dr Merim Baitimbetova, Prof. Giles Mohan, Dr Frangton Chiyemura.

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