Speaker: Professor Matt Baillie Smith (Northumbria University) Title: International development and development education: instrumental, everyday and co-produced solidarities
Critical scholarship on solidarity to re-think recent trends
This paper uses critical scholarship on solidarity to re-think recent trends in development education and global citizenship education policy and practice. I use a hopeful lens to argue that a focus on development educations capacity to mobilise new development knowledges reveals a role for it in shaping a new language and practice of international development and citizenship that moves beyond established spatial imaginaries of rich and poor. (More on the abstract is available in the attached document).
A School of Education seminar | |
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Speaker(s) | Professor Matt Baillie Smith (Northumbria University) |
Date | 3 June 2014 |
Time | 13:00 |
Place | Baring Court 114 |
Intended audience | Staff and students from Exeter University, visitors from other educational institutions and partnership schools. |
Registration information | Booking is not required. |
Cost | None. |
Organizer | Tamara Snell |
Tel | 01392724917 |
Event details
Abstract
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![]() | Professor Matt Baillie Smith's Biography and Abstract (200K) |
![]() | Professor Matt Baillie Smith's PowerPoint presentation (1212K) |
Location:
Baring Court 114