CDS Bath

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Our interdisciplinary and collaborative researchers engage with international development policy and practice.

For Black History Month we're highlighting research that impacts identity, belonging, and cultural continuity for Black people. George Gumisiriza’s PhD reviews Africa’s oldest death practice, whilst addressing inequalities in this area of research. bit.ly/46LRdZO

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Final keynote session (sponsored by ODS) - Adaptive Political Economy: Toward a New Paradigm Prof Yuen Yuen Ang proposes Adaptive Political Economy as a new approach to embracing the complexity of social systems – chaired by Prof Joe Devine. #DSA2025

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Today’s JDS-sponsored keynote session - Economics and Development Studies: where next in addressing the (poly)crisis? A discussion between Prof Jayati Ghosh & Prof Diego Sanchez Ancoche, chaired by Prof James Copestake. #DSA2025

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Black Histories in Bath is a new walking tour app developed by researchers from the University of Bath in collaboration with Fairfield House and BEMSCA. The self-guided tour highlights the rich but often overlooked contributions of people of African and Caribbean descent to Bath's history.

Nearly a month since the UK government published its white paper on immigration. Here’s DSA’s important statement expressing concerns on why pushing international students away is not just wrong, but also harmful for UK academia: www.devstud.org.uk/2025/05/20/r... @devcomms.bsky.social

Response to UK immigration proposals — Development Studies Association

The UK Government published its white paper which will create substantial impact in higher education.

devstud.org.uk